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What about finished wood cabinets!.

I wouldn’t say that it’s a small house, but there just aren’t a lot of good places to put all of our modern day furniture.Built-ins to the rescue!.

Some readers have asked me to write a post on the planning process for.the amazing built-ins.that we’ve been starting to add to the house, so I thought I’d put together a few simple things to think about that will get you started in the right direction.. Measure Your Space: All Of It!.

Even the smallest most insignificant bit of empty wall space can become a really beautiful and useful built in.Make sure that when you measure out your space, you go all the way up to the ceiling and right up to door ways or windows.

Every inch counts and makes a big difference.

In Kennedy’s room, we even built right across a strangely angled wall and it made for some really good display shelves, and helped the room actually feel bigger and more of a normal shape..Actually, he pretty much threw himself at it!.

I felt pretty much like the best mom ever..I left it down for about 4 hours and we kept coming back to it and then Kennedy came home from school and walked on it a bit because it was fun and squishy..

I thought I might need to scrub a little bit to get the glue from the tape up when I pulled it all up later that night, but it actually came up just fine!.So keep this one in your back pocket (well, not literally,but you know what I mean) for the next time you have toddlers to keep busy!This bow tie napkin fold brings such a fun, fancy, elevated look to any table, whether it’s for a big holiday gathering, or just a special table for two..