I just could not find what I was looking for, so I decided to make them instead.
First, I got some boxes from my work that were going to be thrown away.
Next, up was gathering my supplies: Wrapping paper, Duct tape, and scissors. What more do you need?
I covered each box with the wrapping paper and then I eyeballed the placement of the Duct tape.
To make them all look similar, I did the totally unscientific method of putting a completed box beside the one I was working on, and lining up the tape.
A couple hours, and 9 boxes later, I ended up with this.
Just the kind of preppy look I was going for. Plus there was now the addition of a lot of needed storage. Overall, it was a great improvement to the space.
Check out other high end inspiration recreated on a budget over at I Heart Organized High Low Monthly Organizing Challenge
And stop back next Thursday when I reveal the finished mudroom for the One Room Challenge.
Just the kind of preppy look I was going for. Plus there was now the addition of a lot of needed storage. Overall, it was a great improvement to the space.
Check out other high end inspiration recreated on a budget over at I Heart Organized High Low Monthly Organizing Challenge
And stop back next Thursday when I reveal the finished mudroom for the One Room Challenge.
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Wow! You did an amazing job with those storage boxes. They kind of remind me of the Swedish flag, but they're definitely more stylish. The storage just became tons more efficient with the cue boxes. That is pretty easy to make and relatively cheaper, too! Awesome post and more power to you!
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