Great Organizing and Decor Projects + January Link Party

Happy New Year! We are ready to roll for 2016… as much as ever anyway! There were some great projects at last month’s link party — be sure to check them all out here, and we’re sharing our favorites below. And then link up your BEST projects of 2015, because we wanna see!

Also in 2016 — we are looking for some GREAT contributors to join our team! We love our team and we love introducing amazing people to all of you readers,and helping talented bloggers grow. We are always looking for great DIYers, builders, and decorators (email us!), but for 2016, we have some exciting plans and are specifically looking for contributors to share beautiful printables (both decor prints and other types of printables). If you are a print designer or know a talented creator, please email us right away! Drop us a line at [email protected] to introduce yourself and show us some of your work!

Now, to the party features:

Great Organizing and Decorating Ideas

If decorating with more color is on your resolutions list, check out these easy geometric color block pillows at Plaster and Disaster:

Organizing? Polished Habitat did a great job of making her small entry a storage-stuffed space — this fresh take on a pegboard is great for holding hats and gloves!

Add a bit of storage in an unused space with this small magazine or cookbook rack by White Tulip Designs.

Take your lighting to industrial style with Two Feet First‘s diy pendant light tutorial:

If your bathroom is feeling a bit tired, see what Refresh Living did to give it an update, in just 6 weeks!

We’ve shared it before, but I am so impressed with the style and storage in Blue I Style‘s laundry room! It’s a small space livin’ large!

Organizing DVDs and media is a task, but I love My Love 2 Create‘s reclaimed wood media console and just LOOK at all that storage!

Every family should have a command center of some sort… if you’re of the geeky persuasion, why not make it a Star Wars command center?!? Our Peaceful Planet created this one, complete with a lightsaber chalk holder.

And, in case you didn’t see it on Facebook — Rae’s Nomady used our garden arbor plans to make a gate:

If you’ve done something using one of our tutorials or inspired by something here, drop us a line, we’d love to see!

Link up here — show us your best projects from 2015!

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