She says, "We used Faktum base units for the desks, a yellow kitchen work-top (sorry can't remember the name, it was a bargain corner find!) and the Vika Amon desk top with Vika Curry legs (this has a Faktum unit too, it was cheaper!)
The curtains are made from two Ikea duvet covers, the same pattern but different colors. And the large storage is a wardrobe (another bargain corner find!) I've used the Glis children's storage boxes for my haberdashery supplies as well as for pens and pastels! The large shelving unit is Ivar which we painted with emulsion. I love the adaptability of Ikea products and always find it best to tackle the store with an open mind, which will quite often save you some time and cash too!"

i like that cat's picture (reminds me of my late cat, the cutie) - did you paint it yourself?
ReplyDeleteif so, are you just so talented or is there a trick to it?
I am enjoying the simplicity of the space and the use of materials. The drapes are a steal of a deal, especially using the pillows on the couch. LOVE IT! :)
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ReplyDeleteI'm having an Online Garage Sale Sat & Sun on my blog: http://rustandsplinters.blogspot.com/
Check it out! Should be fun!
cynthia
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ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring my studio! Loving all the positive comments about it.
ReplyDeletePrue, yes I did paint it myself! You can find me at www.ktshortcake.blogspot.com (hope you don't mind me puting a link. There is a bit about my paintings and how to get one!!
Thanks guys!! Kt-xx
As of July 10th, 2009, it is now called the PRÄGEL Countertop.
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