Robin Warz Interiors

Hubby's Hub (Home Office) Part 2

Sunday, August 17, 2014

I hope ya'll had a wonderful weekend! We certainly did. The weather was gorgeous in Raleigh this weekend, perfect for afternoons at the pool and soccer practice.

We are one step closer to getting rid of the boring builder cream paint now that the office has been painted. As I mentioned in my previous post, we used Benjamin Moore Coventry Gray. Our goal was to create a masculine gray home office for my husband since that is where he works full time. I think it has a hint of a Mad Men Feel with the mid-century pendant and chair.

Sources:

Rowen Dining Chair

Uptown Dining Chair Grey and White Chevron

Bombay Avignon Desk

World Market Luxe Sofa Frame and Mink Slipcover

Rugs USA - Marrakesh Trellis Nickel

I am linking up with Best of The Nest.

For those of you with Toddlers and Elementary schoolers, I recommend Monopoly Junior. Our boys love this game and it is loads of fun for the whole family.

Home Office Update

Friday, August 15, 2014

Oh what a difference a little bit of paint can make! Well, maybe not a little bit of paint, more like a whole gallon. We chose Benjamin Moore Coventry Gray for my Hubby's home office.

Here is the before:

Stay tuned for the after...

DIY Velvet Tufted Storage Ottoman

Monday, August 11, 2014

Prior to moving into our new house, I kept seeing beautiful, tufted velvet ottomans that I thought would look amazing with our grey sectional. I didn't love the price tag $500 and up. Plus, I wanted it to be teal, 36" diameter and have storage.

Inspiration:

Source: StudioTen25

We wound up purchasing the Threshold Nolan Round Ottoman on clearance from Target.

We removed all of the faux leather from the bottom and wrapped in the perfect teal velvet fabric that I got from the remnant bin from Joann's for $9 a yard. I bought all that they had which was over 3 yards, but we have a ton left over. Handsome Hubs then pulled the table top wood off of the inside of the lid as we couldn't figure out how to upholster around it. This caused the wood top to crack so we traced the cracked round onto plywood and created a whole new wood top. We were able to reuse all of the foam and batting. The total project cost was $206. Way cheaper than the custom ottomans you can design at the furniture stores and it is exactly what we wanted and needed. Below is the final product. We completed this project in Handsome Hubby's Parent's NC B&B which is where we lived for 3 months while our house was being built.

Final Product:

Lighting from World Market

Saturday, August 9, 2014

World Market has become one of my go-to stores for home decor and furniture. Many of their items have the look of higher end items found at Pottery Barn and West Elm.