The Habitat for Humanity home store yielded another great cheap-o find yesterday--these four wooden plantation shutters for $25. $25 TOTAL, y'all. If you've read my blog recently, you know I've been hunting for an old door to use as a headboard, but I never could find the perfect one and I knew it would be much easier to load four shutters into my car than to try to squeeze a door around a carseat. I took a chance and hoped that these four shutters would equal the width of our king-sized bed and they did exactly. So, tada! I really like the way it turned out, and am calling it my Pottery Barn knock-off because PB has a similar headboard for sale right now (their Alden Reclaimed Wood Headboard) for $900. (See below). Total savings? $875, bitches.
I've linked my project up to The Shabby Nest and Funky Junk Interiors.
I love how this looks! Reminds me of being on vacation in the islands :)
ReplyDeleteI like yours even better than the inspiration! It's genius!
ReplyDeletedag, this looks incredible. you got skillz. glad to see your face (briefly) tonight!
ReplyDeleteLOL i think my favorite part of this whole post is when you call us bitches.
ReplyDeletebut really, this is amazing. looks awesome! you are so creative!
This is better than the Pottery Barn headboard! I love the Habitate for Humanity store in Nashville! I would even more broke if I could fit more stuff in my car- but with a Volvo sedan and three car seats in the back, two strollers in the trunk and everything else in the front seat, my wallet is a little safer :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for replying on my page <3
love it! great find!!!
ReplyDeleteellen, you are the QUEEN! this is amazing. and i'm totally pinning it to my pinterest board. (:
ReplyDeleteyou have got skills....living room is so decorating with wood plantation shutters.
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