Back in April while unpacking our household goods, I noticed a long scratch on the right side of my framed print. A gift I cherished from my Dad that was given to me for Christmas 7 years ago. I lOVE trees! Anyway, with our office needing a little sprucing up, I had the idea to cork part of it rather masking it up with chalkboard paint. I also included an old framed photo kept in storage. This project was so quick and easy I had to share my DYI project with you.
Package of two rectangle cork for 12.50 euro.
Using one cork to measure inside of frame, I used Sharpie pen to line my sizes.
Craft scissors worked well.
Hot glued yellow ribbon and bark crayon to accent our office decor.
Our office space and a desktop photo of a picture I took and edited myself 3 years ago.
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Nice bit of creativity!
love it!
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What a great idea! I’m so glad you didn’t throw it away. It looks great!
Amy
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Great idea. Great office. I look forward to seeing the ‘work in progress’ on the bedroom side. It looks good now but I appreciate the desire for ‘change’.
I love this whole room! The DIY corkboard is genius! Love the touch of lime green. Gorgeous girl!
Thank you! You see lime I see Lemon, LOL! Our rods and cones are a slightly different. Hahahaha. 🙂 HUGS.
J- Oh my goodness! Love it! One of my favorite contrasts B&W. Love the little pop of color. Great job! xo K
Yay, glad you like it. That rooms will slowly transcend….I’ll keep,it in mind for a before&after post.
Well, so far so good 🙂 xo K
Your office is awesome! I like it very much and your idea with the cork on the scratched painting is amazing!!!!
Congrats! The result is amazing!
If you have chosen to iasntll a floating cork floor in your new office, then you’re showing proof of discerning taste and practicality. Cork is an excellent material for floors and a floating floor is also a great way to go. Caring for your cork flooring on a daily basis is extremely easy and simple. It is sufficient to remove dirt with a broom, preferably one that is anti-static. If needed, a quick wet mop will take care of spills or other stuck on dirt. In case of a stubborn spot you can add a small amount of mild soap to the water.
Congrats! The result is amazing!
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i love how u managed your office space, it looks so professional
Thank you! The less things I have, the more organized I feel. 🙂
Great Post ! Will try it for sure. Looks easy and neat.
I’m looking to create a huge inspiration board made of cork, so this post is really handy! Thanks
-K
I’m so glad you liked it! I haven’t seen a cork board with print like mine. Have you? Thankfully my gift wasn’t damaged enough and so it meant a lot not to have to cover up the whole print!
I love this! The finished result is sooo cool – hm might just have to give this a try 🙂 Thank you for sharing! +M+
Much Hugs! Thank you.
I like your “fashion” style but wow do I love your interior design taste… LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the layout of the office.
Ahhhh thanks Rivers! Maybe I should post more interiors…… I’m always curious how the ones I follow live. Can I give you a photo challenge? How about photographing an area or items from within your residence? Give your favorite followers a sneak peak? Whether it be natural or artistically presented……YEAH?