This month, I have more beautiful Model Home furniture and interior design inspiration for you!
This month I’m mixing in some of my own furniture builds with beautiful inspiration from Home Goods and Kirklands. I snapped the inspiration pictures while visiting family in Cincinnati. That’s right, I made my sweet neice stop every 2 minutes to watch me take pictures while we were wandering around the store. But these furniture design ideas were too great. I had to save them for later.
And, I’m not the only one that loves to find design inspiration for my next build. I know a lot of you do too. So, I’m sharing these fun finds with you! If you use one of these as inspiration for your next build, please let me know! I’d love to see what you’ve done. But if you prefer buying maybe you’re local Kirklands or Home Goods will still have these items available. 🙂
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This Month’s Home and Furniture Design Ideas
I found this beautiful and simple bench at Kirklands. It looks like a pretty simple build for someone with a little experience. The only difficult part would be those arms. You’d need a scroll saw. 🙂Click the link to see my detailed steps and videos to build this chunky, upholstered twin headboard. Works in any room. Just pick the paint or stain and fabric to match your style!This is another Kirklands find. I love that type of distressed wood they used on the top. I need to learn how to recreate that. Those legs are just 1×3’s. This would be a great build.It would be easy peasy to recreate this look. Find or build a Farmhouse or any style door, then replace the glass with a mirror. Nice! This one’s at Kirkland’s.This simple book or toy shelf build doubled the storage space on this cabinet. And the ends help keep the books from sliding around. This quick and easy build works on top of cabinets and other furniture.I found this sleek modern looking desk with interesting design lines at Home Goods. This could be recreated pretty easily by builders with a little experience.This is pretty sweet and simple. What style is this Industrial? Boho? Modern? It kind of mixes a few elements. I love the black frame this coffee table sits on. The top is just a long box with 3 drawers. Simple, right?See the full build steps and photos for this cedar topped, chunky leg, Farmhouse Style Bench. I love this build as a Coffee Table too.Adding a 4″ thick upholstered top to that chunky leg, Farmhouse bench turned it into the perfect bench for the end of my bed. Get the full steps for my No-Sew Upholstery guide, with a full tutorial video.How about that galvanized detailing on a classic farmhouse or country barn design??? Nice idea? Now, can I recreate this with the metal they sell at Home Depot? I’ll have to try. 🙂This is a pretty simple design, that I see a lot. But I need a reminder to build a simple bench one day. Maybe for my guest room.A comfy family retreat. I built this L-shaped Backyard Bench as part of a building contest. And was so happy that it won 2nd place. Yea. Get my full building guide for this large backyard bench now.I love this 3D Wood Detail effect on this cabinet. Would look great as wall art too! And the different tones in the wood are beautiful. I wonder what type of wood this is???Another version of the 3D wood cabinet. Just a single door here. I love this one too. This is the stand out piece in any room.Change up the colors and size to fit any room or style. Go for Boho, Barn Quilt, Tribal, or other great designs. See how I build this Scrap Wood Wall Art and lots more pictures.
So, I hope you found something you loved in this collection of pictures. Maybe something that will spark your next room makeover. Or fun elements for furniture design ideas in your next build. See you next month!
Love so many of these. Thanks for sharing on To Grandma’s House We Go!
Thanks so much, Chas!