The completion of this office feels like the lynch pin to living my best Marie Kondo-inspired life. Check out how I took my home studio from a cluttered mess to an organized, functional and zen workspace.

I shared the major changes I made to this room with paint and the overhaul I did on the hoarder level closets. Now I’m going to share a few of the micro updates I made to make this space feel exactly the way I want it to.

Not many projects harder to execute than trying to make a craft closet look minimal and feel tidy. Considering where this mess started, I am extremely happy with the results!

Finally added some color to my blank white studio space with this DIY abstract art and frame. It’s a copycat of an awesome piece by Kacey Hughes with some of my own added flair! Click to see the step by step process!

A quarter of our yard is covered in overgrowth, ivy, so much ivy! Working hard to turn this currently unused area into a modern woodsy retreat. Click to see the ambitious plans!

I am participating in the spring One Room Challenge, giving my basement studio a major upgrade. This week I made an oversized plywood peg wall, perfect for organizing all my little desk trinkets.

One Room Challenge Week 2 - Talking all about paint and how I am completely transforming this space from a dingy basement bedroom to a bright loft-inspired studio using less than $200 of paint.

I’m on the hunt for a relaxed, kid friendly sofa. Lucky for me, there are all kinds of modern, cool slipcovered sofa options on the market. I have rounded up some great slipcovered sofa options at a range of price points.

Throwing my hat into the One Room Challenge ring once again. This time I’m turning my basement office into a functional, minimal, loft inspired home studio. Come follow along on the transformation!