Now here's a great example of using your head(board). Who would have thought that a door could be spruced up in such a way to make this lovely little headboard for your child's room?
Door as Headboard
Martha Stewart Living
If you're lucky enough to score a great looking door at a garage sale, or recently purchased new doors for your home you can recycle that door into a snazzy headboard. The fine folks over at Martha Stewart recommend you add a strip of crown molding as a finish and a great place to add a final touch -- an alarm clock or a small vase, perhaps?
We love how the door is painted to match the room's bedding. A simple headboard becomes so much more! To read the entire instructions, visit Martha Stewart.com
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My mother did this for her guest room at her summer house, it looked great. She said it was really easy to paint and install. I am considering doing the same for my son's room. Now I've just got to find a door.
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I have one like this my husband built. Everyone who comes to my house comments on it and loves it. We also build and sell them locally.
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That lamp would be perfect in my nursery - any ideas where it is from? Or ideas for where to find a relatively affordable teal lamp?
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