A front entryway makeover was definitely in order for this space. As you can see from the photo above our entryway was out of control! Heaven forbid you came home after a couple glasses of wine, you’d most likely end up tripping and fall on the floor, no, that never happened to me… Out of my love for design, or perhaps frustration, I set out to makeover our entryway. As always I was on a budget! I sold the antique table in the picture for $30 to fund this project.
After! No more shoes, well those are props! I found this storage ottoman for $4 at the thrift store and totally revamped it. You can check out the DIY over on my blog A Plentiful Life. We had extra wood from a DIY growler project and made the key hooks. I couldn’t be happier.
This DIY key hook was super simple and only took a few minutes to put together, once the wood was stained. The hooks are acutally cleets for a dock. Can you believe this only cost $5 to make!
Is it possible to be in love with tassels? These were really fun to make and a great evening project while listening to music or watching a bad TV show.
Storage ottoman to the rescue! I can put my purse, work bag, the coin jar and any other pieces that are left around inside the ottoman in a few seconds! An easy way to keep the entryway tidy.
Obviously the blanket scarves need separate storage! That’s a given. I liked the contrast of the black ottoman with the beige metal basket.
Let’s break down the budget!
Ottoman: $11 (with supplies)
Key Hook: $5
TOTAL COST: $16
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Very cute makeover!! It is possible to be in love with tassels- they’re fantastic! Thanks for sharing.