They say there's a first time for everything, and Tuesday's second episode of Sarah's House 4 proves that to be true. This was Sarah & Tommy's very first craft room design! With just one small window in the room, Sarah wanted to keep the space light and airy by using a sky blue colour on the walls and ceiling. Pairing a pretty shade of blue with a dynamic woven fabric, the ideas started to roll.
Retro Groove Fabric
For this space, Sarah and Tommy decide to prioritize work surfaces and storage. The perfect solution is two Ikea Stenstorp kitchen islands, re-purposed for use as craft tables. Sarah and Tommy choose these islands for their sleekness: solid oak tops, stainless steel shelves, and glossy white legs. Add four brushed aluminum Spin Barstools from Crate & Barrel and you've got yourself a work zone!
Ikea kitchen cabinetry is added along the room's back wall and then topped off with a length of butcher block. This provides ample storage for crafting items, and additional work space. The large chrome Glira knobs add a modern touch to the cabinets.
This Ikea Sinka cabinet provides
additional storage for small items.
additional storage for small items.
A custom bulletin board covered in the retro fabric
runs the entire width of the back wall.
A great spot to keep inspirational objects and images!
runs the entire width of the back wall.
A great spot to keep inspirational objects and images!
Sarah & Tommy had fun shopping at
Neat and Ikea for clever storage ideas.
These magnetic tins come in handy for storing
small objects like buttons.
Neat and Ikea for clever storage ideas.
These magnetic tins come in handy for storing
small objects like buttons.
Although Sarah and Tommy designed this space as a craft room, they kept in mind that the home's future owners may not have the same wants or needs. All of the furniture can easily be removed and the room can be converted back to a fourth bedroom.
Room photos provided by HGTV Canada.
