Christiana Coop of Ferm Living recently shared a DIY project of hers on her blog Clever Spaces, finding yet another use for Ferm's gorgeous wallpaper. She decided to update a Target Secretary Desk ($144.99) by priming and painting it white, and wallpapering the interior with the Ferm Wild Flower (Green) Wallpaper ($115). By measuring the inside sections of the desk first, and then using an adhesive spray to keep them down, the project was pretty breezy.

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When Katherine Daniels and Josh Leicht's 1860s farmhouse with 1.5 baths, which was recently featured in This Old House, was no longer a newlywed spread, but a place that needed to house a family of five (two sons and a babysitter), they took a second look at their seldom-used upstairs office, and decided to transform it into a roomy master bath. The designers separated the space into two rooms, with his-and-hers sinks and a clawfoot tub in one, and another with a shower and toilet. They also introduced a dressing closet with a direct line to the other end of the bath, so even when you're at the dead end, you still have scenic country views.

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Sunset magazine recently featured the 154-year-old Victorian home of a Napa Valley couple that had great bones, but was bogged down with layers of wallpaper and colored with garish blue paint. The home had been neglected for 30 years, but a lot of hard work combined with the couple's pared-down aesthetic transformed it into a welcoming, light, and airy space that any of you would swoon over. To see the transformation, read more. Beautiful, right.

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This designer/contractor-owned home, which was featured in This Old House, was blemished with a small, dated kitchen that was closed off except for a doorway and a counter window. It also lacked good counter space. The owners decided to knock down the dividing wall, update the amenities with simple, streamlined selections, and infuse the space with bright color.

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This 1936 moderne triplex, which was designed by architect Andrew Rebori, needed a lot of TLC to bring it into the 21st century. To see what it looked like after rehabilitation, read more. Find out more about this gorgeous home in the Architetural Digest article. Source

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