Entertainment center kitchen

Coffee bar made from entertainment center (legs added for heigth)

My kids their play kitchen. We were very lucky to find a great deal on the one we have, but they can get pretty pricey. Here are some great ways to re-purpose an old entertainment center or night stand into a kids play kitchen. We found 10 of our favorites to with you. …

You love your old entertainment center, but it's been sadly obsolete since you bought a flat-screen TV. Luckily, a whole new life awaits it as an adorable play kitchen for kids. This darling transformation gives you a second chance to use a beloved item, because sometimes once just isn't enough.

Even a little more space extended by a self-storage unit can make life easier on a day-to-day foundation for the majority of homeowners. You is going to be the only one with a key to your storage facility. In place of getting rid of things which you may need, think about putting them in a self storage unit.

My Infatuation with Life and all Things Crafty

My IKEA BRIMNES entertainment wall was inspired by another hack detailed here. They use the HEMNES, nicer but more expensive.

It's official -- Nora's new play kitchen is finished! I'm super happy with how the finished product turned out -- so much cuter than I ever thought, and so much like a real kitchen. I had so much fun working on this project and I'm super excited to share the before / after photos with you today!

I DID NOT do this project. I am posting this for my friends at the Habitat for Humanity Of Southwest Utah ReStore! This place is awesome! They are a home improvement thrift store. All of the proceeds from the sale of items in the store goes to Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah and stay in Washington County. They sell just about anything you will need for your home. From doors and windows to flooring, lighting, appliances, calking, furniture and so much more! Anyway this is a project…

I was so excited to show you my DIY play kitchen earlier this week. A project like this can feel pretty overwhelming if re-doing furniture is not something you already have as a part of your crafting repertoire so I'm planning to break down the process for you so you can follow along and end up with your own fabulous play kitchen as well. Why make your own play kitchen? In addition to saving money (brand new play kitchens start around $100, nice ones start at $200) making your own play…

Two friends of mine recently posted about d.i.y. projects invovling painting an upholstered chair (who knew it could be done?) and an amazing kitchen upgrade (which has left me longing for some new life in my own little kitchen). I feel the itch to share a project, even though I haven't project-ed anything lately. Can you "blag" (that's my new mash-up word for "blog brag") about a d.i.y. project you did a year ago? It's not like I've been working on this thing recently and readers have been…