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DIY: Cereal Box Magazine Holder
With a spare roll of decorative paper from Paper Source, and a stale box of cereal taking up space in my pantry, I attempted a little DIY project this weekend. You know how I love my shelter magazines and all of my paper projects. So I decided to make a magazine holder out of my cereal box, which would have otherwise made its way to the trash bin.
Nice and New: Thomas Paul Magazine Holder
I'm not sure how long this Thomas Paul Magazine Holder ($18) has been in stock at Doe, but it's new to me, so I'm going to let this one slide! I've never seen Thomas Paul textiles on a magazine holder before. And, since I won't be throwing down for his rug that I'm pining for anytime soon, I figure an $18 magazine holder is a more affordable approach to getting some TP in my life!
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Crave Worthy: Happy Forsman & Bodenfors Magazine Holders
Magazine addicts like me are always looking for stylish new ways to store our collections, and I'd love to get my hands on these Happy Forsman & Bodenfors Magazine Holders created for the Swedish Museum of Architecture. Each file echoes a different architectural style, so when displayed side-by-side, they look like a particularly eclectic city block.
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- Bring some girly, pretty, modern fabrics into your home. Decor8
- Can you spot the difference between a high- and low-priced cowhide rug? — Shelterpop
- I want this extra-large triangular bathtub.
Simply Fab: Daisy de Villeneuve Teams Up with TFL
Illustrator Daisy de Villeneuve is famous for her felt-tip art work and has previously worked with Vogue, Topshop and Lula Magazine to name but a few. This month she has shared her artistic talents with Transport for London and created this funky memorabilia to celebrate 25 years of London Fashion Week. The line includes a mug, t-shirts and a very cool travel card holder.
5 Treadmill Gripes — and 5 Solutions
I'll admit that I'm kind of annoyed that the colder weather has forced me to move my runs inside. I prefer jogging in the fresh air, and there are many reasons I hate the treadmill. I'm sure you can relate, so here are five easy ways to make your treadmill time more fun and enjoyable.
Room Therapy: Metal Accordion File Holder
Dear Casa,
Can you ask your readers for help? I saw a metal accordion-style file holder in a magazine in the last few weeks. I can't find the magazine and I am trying to buy something similar for my office.
How-To: Repurposing Your Magazines
Since it's eco chic month, I can't tell you to avoid reading all of your favorite fab fashion magazines (or shelter magazines), but I will give you a few tips on what to do with your mags when you've finished. It's always nice to pass them along to friends, but if your friends aren't eco-conscious, it's likely they'll end up in a landfill. So, here are a few suggestions on what to do with your light reading when it starts to get heavy.
Ask Casa: Plastic Lace Basket
Hi Casasugar,
I was recently browsing your site (very nice!) and saw something I hope you can help me get more info on. I saw a DIY on making your own cereal box magazine holder, and there's a pierced plastic lace basket that I love. If you have or can get any information on this, you'd be my best friend forever.
Nice and New: Lace Shopping Basket at the Container Store
You might have seen the Design House Stockholm Carrie Shopping Basket when I featured it in my Not Your Grandma's Lace Trend Alert, or even snuck a peek of it used as a magazine holder in my very own house. I must admit, I shelled out $44 for the basket from Zinc Details — kind of a lot for my shelter mag storage, but I couldn't resist! When I caught it selling for $37 at Unica Home, I felt a little cheated.
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