I was invited to be a guest speaker at a local library next week and I will be speaking about how to design on a budget and save some money! Well, if you’re no stranger to this blog, you know this is my area of expertise! The playroom is one of our most complimented and used spaces in our home, so I thought it would be a great space to show examples of saving on design or designing on a budget. The graphic above is quite straight forward and showcases the thrifted pieces that I gave a bit of diy.
I actually had this bookcase built for my classroom when I used to teach and brought it home when I left the classroom. It has been repurposed in the boy’s playroom.
what the space looked like before i painted the chalkboard wall and the rest of the space.
a night time snap of the room during the process of “chalking/seasoning” the chalkboard wall after giving it a second coat.
What the space looks like after with the chairs and table painted and in place. I saved lots of money by thrifting furniture pieces and giving them a bit of tlc, painting the room and completing the chalkboard wall myself. Repurposing the bookcase was the best idea too! Design doesn’t have to be expensive to be beautiful. xx
