Sticks My Love

If you prune trees in your garden each spring, instead of getting rid of the resulting pile of branches, reuse them. They are usually quite soft and flexible so easily subject to bending. Out of a pile of sticks you can create really unique garden designs. Fences, gazebos, pergolas, kid's houses, shelters, gates and, last but not least, abstract sculptures ... such as those of Patrick Daugherty. Time to roll up our sleeves guys :)

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Rustic Industrial Kitchen

This mix can be tricky but gives fantastic results when used with limited color palette. Stay away from bright colors and use at least 20 years old bits and pieces. Natural materials, chalkboard paint and plenty of dark shades here and there will make your kitchen up to date.

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