DIY home decor - Your DIY Family
Scandinavian DIYs and home decor ideas
Beds are the single biggest piece of furniture in a bedroom, so they instantly become the focal point of any bedroom. Even more importantly, they’re where you sleep, and we all know how important sleep is. Research suggests that the average person spends 26 years sleeping (that’s a lot of sleeping!) so it’s important to…
Brown is back and I’m here for it. While brown comes and goes as a trend, much like all colour trends, I’ve always loved this shade. It’s one of a very few dark colours that is a true neutral so it’s great for those of us who lean towards a more minimalist style but still…
White (and pale neutrals) are the most popular colours in interiors for good reason. This is likely even more true if your style leans towards warm minimalism or Scandi style interiors. Regardless though, white and very light neutral interiors are loved because they are timeless and calming. That said, what if your white interior feels…
This apartment, situated in Stockholm, Sweden, is so simple yet so cosy and calming. It’s decorated mostly in soft grey shades with dark wood furniture accents throughout. The contrast of the pale grey and the dark wood is striking and shows how well warm and cool tones can work together. Aside from the colour scheme,…
If you love your neutrals, you can’t go wrong with any shade you choose, whether that’s white, beige or grey. But sometimes these colours can look a little lacking on their own. While there are many colours that can complement neutrals, there’s one thats really standing out for me right now — warm and earthy…
There is something special about a timeless colour palette that will always look of the moment. In other words, one that will never date or go out of fashion and is very aesthetically pleasing too. That colour palette is black, white and wood. It’s true that all neutrals are timeless whether that’s beige, grey or…
This is such a simple DIY Christmas table decoration but it still looks so pretty and festive. Once made, you can display it anywhere you want a festive touch. You can use it as a table centrepiece for your main Christmas meal or display it on any tabletop or shelf. You can also display it…
Many of you have probably heard of furoshiki — a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to wrap gifts — which is what has inspired this fabric gift wrapping idea. While you can buy Japanese furoshiki cloths, you can really use any cloth you have or like. My preference is to use linen as it’s simple…
Window coverings are a design detail that can transform a room. Choosing the right window covering for your room and decor style is so important. If you’re going for a soft minimalist look, this becomes even more important because the wrong window dressing can make an otherwise minimalist space look busy or cluttered. While I’ve…
I like to make some kind of DIY Christmas star every year and this year I made these parchment paper stars. After all, no Christmas decor is complete without stars! These parchment stars are quick and easy to make and they look so festive and pretty! Since parchment paper is so sheer, it lets the…
Every year I like to make at least one Christmas decoration and this year I decided to make these DIY toadstool ornaments. I especially like making decorations that can be used in different ways and that’s exactly why I made these toadstools ornaments. While they can definitely be used as tree ornaments, they can be…
