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Adding seating to your bedroom turns it from “just for sleep” into a place you actually want to hang out. I’ve built and styled a lot of bedroom seating over the years, and these ideas are my favorite ways to carve out a cozy, functional spot without wasting precious space. Chaise Lounge Moment A handcrafted oak chaise lounge—your cozy stretch-out spot for reading, without getting back in bed. A chaise lounge is perfect when you…

Your front door entryway is the handshake of your home—it sets the mood before anyone even knocks. I’ve styled a lot of entrances with wood, and a few intentional touches can make the whole place feel warm and welcoming. Warm Lighting on Both Sides Warm sconces on both sides make an oak front door glow—instant curb appeal after dark. If your front door entryway feels flat at night, adding porch sconces (or simply upgrading the…

A good bed base sets the whole vibe of your room—and it’s one of my favorite builds because you feel the upgrade every single night. Here are my go-to base para cama ideas, starting with the classics and ending with the kind of “wait, you made that?” projects I love showing off. Base With Built-In Nightstand Wings Base de cama con alas tipo mesitas: diseño integrado, minimalista y súper práctico. Extending the sides into little…

Nursery life gets a whole lot calmer when every tiny thing has a spot, and cube storage is honestly my favorite way to pull that off. I’ve built and customized more cube units than I can count, and these ideas will help you make yours look cozy, custom, and super practical. Use Woven Baskets for Warm Texture Woven baskets add cozy texture to nursery cube storage—hide blankets, keep it calm. Sliding woven baskets into a…

A good corner shelf can turn that awkward “what do I even do with this space?” spot into your favorite little feature. Stacked Triangle Corner Shelves Stacked triangle corner shelves in oak—minimal, airy, and perfect for tiny plant moments. A vertical stack of triangular corner shelves is my go-to for tight spaces because it uses height without looking bulky. I’ve hung them as a quick weekend project and loved how each little shelf becomes its…

A large charcuterie board is basically a party centerpiece—more surface area means more color, texture, and those “how did you fit all that?” moments. I build my boards in my workshop, and I’ve learned the secret is planning the layout so the food looks overflowing without feeling messy. Table-Runner Style Board A table-runner charcuterie board with repeating grazing stations—simple, stunning, shareable. I’ve made a long, narrow large charcuterie board that runs down the center like…

Your entryway floor does a lot of heavy lifting—it takes the mess, sets the mood, and quietly tells people what kind of home they just walked into. I’m all about using pattern, texture, and smart transitions to carve out a welcoming “landing zone” right inside the door. Herringbone Wood Statement A light oak herringbone floor that turns even a tiny entryway into a standout foyer. The first time I laid a herringbone pattern in a…

In a tiny home, storage isn’t just helpful—it’s basically a design feature you live with every single day. I’ve built and remodeled enough small spaces to know the magic is hiding storage in plain sight and making every inch pull its weight. Pull-Out Drawers Under a Sofa Platform Deep pull-out drawers under a sofa platform: calm, hidden storage for tiny home living. I’ve built a tiny home lounge platform with deep pull-out drawers that swallow…

A bookcase can be way more than a place to stash paperbacks—it can be the little stage where your style shows up loud and clear. I’ve styled a lot of shelves in my workshop, and the magic always comes down to curation: mixing books with a few meaningful pieces and plenty of breathing room. Try a Rainbow Book Gradient Turn your bookcase into a statement with a clean, color-sorted rainbow book gradient. If you want…

Turning an old armoire into a coffee bar is one of my favorite ways to make a home feel instantly cozier and more put-together. You get that sweet combo of hidden storage and a little “coffee shop” moment, all tucked into one hardworking piece of furniture. Painted Exterior, Wood Interior Contrast Painted outside, warm wood inside—an armoire coffee bar that feels like a cozy café nook. When I flip a vintage armoire, I often paint…