Hi, lovelies! Hope you had an awesome start on your week. Mine was a bit busy, so I'll just loosen up a bit and share this fantastic way to decorate your space.  If you feel like your house is a bit flat and boring,  well you're not the only one,  I do too. That's why I always find cost-effective ways to spice up the room. And today I'm going to share with you a DIY that can cozy up your area.

It's a lovely day, isn't it? Mr. Sun seems happy and I hope you're all feeling fabulous on this sunny day.  So how 'bout checking out some creative centerpieces?

It was a few days before my sister's birthday and I was cleaning the house and the grounds when I noticed that we got quite a few old books, jars, bottles and logs. And I was like, " now where am I gonna hide these?" But then I thought, why hide it if I can use it as centerpieces. So I started combining these materials in an arrangement and check these out!

I seem to be into lanterns, used bottles and jars nowadays, so just expect more projects with these materials. I can't seem to stop creating these DIYs. Today, I'm going to show you how to make a lampshade using any old tree trunk with branches and Chinese Lanterns.You're going to need an old tree trunk with several branches. I prefer one with a lot of imperfections and deformities coz I think it looks more artistic. SO look for a trunk with holes on its branches.

Hi, there loves!… I'm not having much going on today so here's another project that can keep you busy on days as boring as mine.This is not really a DIY since the materials are readily bought but I still wanna share this design with you guys. Hope you like it!I used 5 Chinese Lanterns of different sizes and shades of orange. You can use different colors depending on your goal look. If you want something fresh and light, you can use pastel colors. Me, I'm going for the warm and cozy feel.

Do you wish to have a cute room but don't want to spend a lot? Don't fret because you actually can.

I am the kind of person who loves designing anything but don't wanna spend a lot on it. So I always end up doing all the work and using any materials that I already have or those that I can buy at an affordable price.

Having a tiny room is definitely not a problem.

I was buying raw materials for another room make-over that I was planning when luckily I stumbled on a superb idea. I was planning on buying more black and white twigs to fill the jar that my roommate made and designed for her school project. Also on my list are a couple of dried vine parts; I'm not really sure what these vines are called but remember the movie, Tarzan? Do you still remember the big vines that Tarzan grabs onto so he can swing to another area? That's the vine that I'm talking about, only it's already dead and dried. So it's no longer pliable but instead, it's hard, sturdy and it has this unique spiral shape which I think can be very classy and modern when used for interior design. So I went to a floral shop that sells these items at a very low price. While I was waiting for the items to be ready, the owner initiated a small chit-chat and asked me what I'm gonna do with the items. So I explained my plan briefly and it so happened that he has a catering business and most of their clients are well-off families and big companies. He then showed me some of their works and it was heavenly. Quite expensive, I must say, but definitely worth every penny. They have really unique designs that can capture anyone's attention.