As a DIY enthusiast and lover of home décor, I was incredibly excited to get my hands on Tastemade’s latest interior design book, “Weekend Refresh: Home Design in 48 Hours or Less
Upon diving into the book, I was immediately impressed by the variety of projects it offers, from small tweaks that require no tools to larger, transformational projects like a portrait gallery wall or a vintage trunk bar cart. Each project includes step-by-step illustrations, photos, and diagrams, making them easy to follow even for a novice like myself.
What I appreciated most about this book is its focus on accessibility. Whether you’re a renter, new homeowner, or working with a small space and tight budget, the projects in “Weekend Refresh” are designed to help you create a personalized and intentional space that makes you feel good. And the fact that all of these projects can be completed in just 48 hours or less means that you can see the results of your hard work in no time.
One of the things I loved about this book is the inclusion of small tweaks that can be made with no tools. Ideas like making a mood board to direct your vision, styling your entryway, or being a good plant parent are simple yet effective ways to refresh your space and add a personal touch.
Overall, I highly recommend “Weekend Refresh: Home Design in 48 Hours or Less” to anyone looking for easy, accessible, and creative ways to transform their home. Whether you’re a seasoned DIY-er or just starting out, this book is sure to provide plenty of inspiration and guidance to help you create a space that truly reflects your unique style and personality.
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