I made ribbon bunting as a solution to a small problem. Recently we completed Doll’s room. Though I was happy with most of the room, this was really getting to me.
How To Make Ribbon Bunting In Easy Steps
10 Cute Chore-Reward Ideas For Your Child’s Room
Last week one of our blog regulars messaged me. She asked me for ideas to set up an ‘appreciation corner’ in her kids’ room. She said she would like to set targets for her kids, motivate them as they move
Red & Blue Boy’s Room Reveal – Project Comeback
I’m back from a relaxing vacation, back to work, and back with another reveal! This week we have Sport’s bedroom… a red and blue boy’s room.
How to Make a Dashing Boys Room For Your Little Guy
After our post on pretty girly rooms, I got a lot of requests for boys room decor ideas. So here we have it, simple ideas to give your little guy a room he will love!
How to Make Pretty Girly Rooms That Are Not Pink
Have you searched Google for ‘girly rooms’ lately? This is what you get…
Project Comeback Update: The Beginning of the End
The work has been progressing slowly and surely, and it’s time for another Project Comeback update. The ‘functional’ furniture is done and ready. Now we’re working on the aesthetics of the home. This is the fun part where we put in the decorative
1 Room 3 Ways: Styling Your Room
The Discussion: This post, designing 1 room 3 ways, was inspired by a friend. The other day, she was talking to me about this blog. She said she loves the posts which discuss finishes and mood boards. She said reading the posts tempts
Dealing With the Exposed Beam and Other Updates
The incessant rain in Mumbai has not dampened our spirits at Project Comeback. The excitement and enthusiasm is only increasing as the home begins to take shape. We have an idea for the exposed beam, but let me give you an update
Guest Room, Cutting Chai and Other Updates
Last week I mentioned that Sport had finally got a bigger bedroom. The smaller one he left behind is now the designated TV-cum-guest room.
Kids Bedrooms
Designing kids bedrooms is a bit of a balancing act. Whether it is sleeping or studying, rest or play, me-time or socializing, for children it all happens in their room. Also, their requirements are constantly changing as they grow up. So