Dear Shelterness readers, We’re wishing everyone a happy New Year. Thanks for reading us in 2011! We can’t wait to show you some more cool and new stuff. Be safe and we’ll see you back soon.
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Best Room Design and Decorating Ideas of December 2011
Here are some best room design and decorating ideas which we’ve covered on Shelterness during December 2011. In case you’ve missed them don’t hesitate to check them out. 50 Ideas To Organize A Home Library In A Living Room 25 Ideas To Decorate Your Windows With Greenery
Best DIY and How-To Tutorials To Improve Your Home of December 2011
In case you’ve missed, here are some best tutorials to improve your home which we’ve covered on Shelterness during December 2011. DIY Concrete Coffee Table – Cool IKEA Hack DIY Vintage Jewelry Holder Of An Old Drawer
Merry Christmas, Friends!
Dear Shelterness readers, our team wishes you to have this year the best Christmas ever with your family and friends. Enjoy the fun, joy and peace and be happy!
35 Real Life Scandinavian Fireplaces
In case you love Scandinavian interiors you probably want to know how their fireplaces looks like. Winter could be harsh in Scandinavian countries so a lot of houses and apartments there feature at least some fireplace. Some of these fireplaces are really old while some of them are quite modern. In many living spaces you...
5 Ideas To Make Wall Hooks From Faucets
If you’re searching for ideas showing how to make unique and cool wall hooks you came into the right place. I’ve gathered for you several tutorials showing how to make them of faucets and faucet handles. Most of these wall hooks are combined into coat, swimsuit, and towel racks. They are mounted on boards and...
5 Ideas To Repurpose Old Silverware As Wall Hooks
Do you like the look of vintage silverware? If so then you probably already have a lot of it bought on garage sales and in thrift stores. It’s a good idea to use it somehow. You can make cool wall hooks of such silverware. These wall hooks would be look great as on their own...
5 DIY Wooden Tabletop Christmas Trees
One more cool and cheap way to make a tabletop Christmas tree is to use some wood. You can use 2×4 planks, wood scraps, driftwood, wood chips and some other stuff for that. Wooden Christmas tree is much more cool and natural than the tree made of cardboard, paper or felt. It has some downsides...
5 DIY Felt Tabletop Christmas Trees
Making tabletop Christmas trees of felt is good way to go if you want to get more cozy objects of holiday decor than those that made of cardboard or paper. These cute little trees are perfect for small flats but would work well in big living spaces too. You can use as store bought felt...
10 DIY Paper Tabletop Christmas Trees
If you’re searching for even more simple way to make tabletop Christmas trees than to make them from cardboard, simple paper could work for you. It’s easy to cut and provide even more possibilities to design a beautiful little Christmas tree. You can use craft paper, old books and almost any other types of paper...