#diy-home-decor

#diy-home-decor

One of the most perplexing design dilemmas to exist is the television - a necessary evil, to say the least. TVs are great when we need to watch movies, the big game, or binge through a viral series. When they're not in use, however, they can feel like an eyesore. DIY and brand-name TV frames have made disguising flatscreens a bit easier, but one Instagrammer just took this idea a step beyond - she tucked her TV into a bookshelf.

When my husband and I moved into our builder-grade home in 2009, I knew I would be making some changes along the way. I was always disappointed that our living room didn't come with a cozy fireplace, but because our space is on the small side I knew there wouldn't logistically be room for one. And then there's the cost: As HomeGuide reports, the average cost to build a fireplace in 2025 is $2,415!

I always stop by the as-is section before checking out, and most of the time I can find like-new items of what I already have in my cart,

Produce bowls are the unsung heroes of kitchens. They're not only a way to display gorgeous fruits and vegetables, but they're good storage and can be used for items beyond just food. The one downfall, though, is that they can sometimes be pricey ( Reese Witherspoon's produce bowl, for example, is over $200!). So, if you're in the market for a decorative bowl that makes a statement without breaking the bank, a DIY creator has a great idea for you.

To create a gingham pattern, Jaharn first painted vertical stripes in the lightest blue (Water Bead) onto her shelf, then added horizontal stripes in a mid-toned blue (Blue Cashmere), and completed the gingham pattern with the darkest squares in Ocean Plunge.