More Room Therapy is 6 months old. 

After a super kick start, couple of interior projects in process, four press mentions about our work and blog- we are happy to tell you that we have a fully stocked studio with hand picked accessories just for some room therapy for your home or office.

meanwhile, I have put together some of my favorite posts just to refresh our memory and also welcome all our new followers

(to go to any of these posts, click on the titles)

  

 valentine's

falaknuma

reminicising weddings

cheesy therapy

pin up board

chalkboard table

garden sale

terrarium

 

bottled poetry

first look- studio

wall art

home office

scented candles

 

This is a true example how life changed from the black & white TV days to colour to HD. Jokes apart, this is my home office before I decided to revamp it.

Problems I faced BEFORE

1. Laziness [it's almost everybody's problem, even though you have creative juices in you]

2. Too much light. I know light is good, overdose doesn't work for a space you want to use your computer or if you live in a TROPICAL country like me- its freaking hot in summer.

3. Clutter [don't judge]

4. Old furniture [actually new; read:BORING furniture]

Here's what I did.

1. killed the laziness [hell yeah!]

2. got double layered blinds [it's so comfortable, that I can sleep on my desk now]

3. D E C L U T T E R ed

4. used the same furniture, but revamped it a little bit 

5. added a pin up board

6. added a chalk board

7. BELIVE [d] in myself 

8. added fun knick knacks

9. added some green [terrarium]

my very own HOME OFFICE....tada!

 Pictures: Shot by me

Please do leave your comments and tell me what you think.

for the following DIY's click below
pin up board   terrariums   chalkboard   hang plates 

I just cant stop drooling at this house. If only I could live here

 

Found this project here

That's all. See you guys next week

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Once I decided I wanted to hang plates on the wall, I looked it up to find this and this. Well, not too bad, not too shabby. But... we don't have a Home Depot or Handyman or all those good hardware store in India; or lets just say we don't hang plates very often- so no technology supporting the cause. I finally found this on Martha's site and decided to give it a shot. Well, I changed my version up a bit to make it super secure- I cant afford to break these, specially since they are going extinct. Here's to some plate hanging THERAPY!

you need: 

18 gauge  iron wire , pliers, the plate

1. cut the wire 3" longer than the diameter of your plate

2. make two V's  with a loop in each

3. take one V and insert into the other and bend the 2 V's on the plate

4. press the wires down on the 4 sides and cut the extras

5. adjust the wires, hold it up over a pillow to check if sturdy 

6. hang it and enjoy