Take the tour: Craft studio makeover reveal

I made it! Today is the official conclusion of the One Room Challenge. Over the past six weeks, I have been one of virtually 150 crazy bloggers racing to do a complete room makeover in our homes. I chose to transform an empty basement room with ugly red flooring into my very own arts and crafts studio/office space, and I am thrilled with the results. At present this room has a purpose! It's my own artistic happy place, and I cannot wait to testify it to you today.

This is my first time participating in the One Room Claiming, which is hosted past Linda of Calling it Habitation two times each yr. It was a great motivator to keep myself working away each week and also helped me stay focused on one room equally opposed to billowy effectually from project to project like I tend to practice. I have loved decorating my new infinite, but I've enjoyed keeping up on the other room makeovers simply every bit much. Seriously, so many epic room transformations accept taken place over the by few weeks. I cannot wait to check out all of the before and afters this weekend!

If you lot haven't been following along with my weekly One Room Challenge updates, you can grab upwardly on my weekly progress updates here:

Week ONE // WEEK Ii // WEEK Iii // Calendar week FOUR // WEEK FIVE

First, permit'southward have a good wait at the ugly before photo:

To aid you get your bearings, we accept a walkout basement. That door you lot come across opens out into our backyard. I took this photo while standing right by the doorway that leads out of this side room and into the rest of our basement. And on the other side of the door behind me is a few feet of space that includes this wall of shelving.

Here is the mood board I designed for this infinite at the beginning of the challenge. My goal was to mix jewel tone accents with lots of white and a dial of black.

Mood Board Paradigm Sources: 1 | two | three | 4 | 5 | half-dozen | 7 | 8 | ix | 10

And here is the afterwards photo (insert trumpet fanfare):

Here'south a archetype earlier and afterwards photograph so yous tin get the full consequence:

Now, gear up yourself for a ridiculous number of pretty photos. I'1000 going to keep my comments to a minimum and instead testify you effectually the space. Join me as we take the grand photo tour:

There's so much planning in store for this giant calendar, which is a 2nd-hand find.

When dreaming up my plans for this room, a comfy sitting surface area never made the list. Simply, when your sis gives you two astonishing and cozy golden chairs, what else do you do with them? I dear these chairs. My sisters and I found them while thrift shopping years agone and we've since passed them dorsum and forth many times.

This little gallery wall is sure to grow and morph over time. I started with ane wire, leaving room to add another underneath information technology in the future. This is a great place to display inspirational quotes, artwork, and other pretty goodness.

I'm very excited for the futurity brainstorm sessions that volition take place on this idea wall, which is a coil of white newspaper hanging from the ceiling. That manner, when I'g washed with this begin I can cutting it off and unroll some fresh paper.

Next upwardly is the shelving area. This is where many of my craft supplies are now stored. There is also a whole wall of shelving behind that blue mantle.

I will admit that I had every intention of designing super beautiful labels for all of these boxes and baskets. However, it was downwardly to crisis time and I made myself take a few things off the list. And then labeling will have to wait for another day. Until then, at to the lowest degree everything is in pretty storage containers (my guilty pleasure!).

At present let'due south move on to the big work table in the center of the room:

My giant white tablecloth looks a bit wrinkly, simply that's the best I could get information technology ironed. It's actually a cheap plastic shower curtain liner. How nifty is that? My table happened to be the perfect size for a standard shower curtain. It'southward perfect for cleaning up messes of paint and glitter, and it'south so inexpensive that I don't care if I ruin it (like when I melted a pigsty in it while ironing curtains – oops). I jazzed it up with a couple rows of black vinyl triangles.

I had planned to paint four chairs (nonetheless another austerity store find), but only got two done in time for this postal service. I ultimately decided to spend my time finishing up other components of this room makeover, and and then piece of work on the concluding ii chairs later.

Finally, this weird room had a pencil sharpener in it when nosotros bought the house last yr. How random is that? I left it where it was, but added a bit of washi tape to liven it up a flake.

Although this is the stop of the One Room Challenge, I'll be sharing tutorials from several projects in this room over the next several weeks, so stay tuned!

I am thrilled that I was able to participate in this round of the 1 Room Challenge, and want to give thanks Linda from Calling It Home for organizing the challenge. It has been so fun to make over my craft studio, only even more fun to follow the progress of so many of my blogger friends. Today is such an crawly solar day, considering there are then many room reveals to go cheque out. It's practically like Christmas! I'm eager to curl upwardly with a cup of hot cocoa and my iPad this weekend and then I tin tour anybody's room transformations.

What do you lot think of my new room? Would working in this space get your artistic juices flowing? Want to come up over for a crafting night former?

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