Some ambitious DIY home decorating projects can stress you out, but these projects are usually the ones that offer the most fulfillment or huge sense of accomplishment for homemakers and designers. When you build something with your bare hands, the feeling is unexplainable and brings you a different kind of satisfaction.
For those who are not yet taking the plunge into DIY projects for their homes, you are definitely missing a lot. But worry not because you can still catch up and work on the most significant DIY projects you could ever imagine. The secret to success is starting small and simple.
Here are three simple home decorating projects you can try now.
1. Leaning shelf
Storage problems are common in homes. Sometimes we have a nice vase or a set of books that we want to display at home but we are left with no space to do so. You can still add a few storage options and a display accent into your home with a leaning shelf. Basically, this kind of shelf looks like a normal display cabinet with one side missing. The other side, on the other hand, leans on a wall for support. You can permanently attach a leaning shelf in big open doorways in your home for that extra space. It also offers a creative new touch in your home.
2. Wooden floors
House Beautiful shares some interesting design ideas you can do with wood inside your homes. Striped wooden floors are a must decorative idea that you can try. Timber provides a relaxing and comforting ambiance in homes. Paint them with a different color or stick a few timber-inspired trinkets to make them look more natural. You can also place sheer curtains together with your timber blinds and wooden floors for that tropical vibe.
3. Wall-mounted shelf with storage
Place décor and use the space for extra storage with this DIY project. Simply locate an area in your home where you need a wall-mounted shelf. Determine the necessary measurements and start with your woodwork.
All you need to do is simply cut out the wood according to size, then assemble, paint, and attach. You can store items and add souvenir trinkets and décor you want to display around the house. These will look great in the kitchen, your hobby area, and your bedrooms.
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