Dining room to craft room

Working from home with no dedicated office space? HGTV shares tips for using your dining room as a home office and creating a workspace at your dining room table.

The ultimate in craft room organization! After years of planning this is it! Check out the best room in the house - MY craft room!

Formal dining rooms are starting to go the way of the formal living room—out of service. While many homes have dining rooms, the square footage devoted to them often isn't justified by the little use most families get out of them. And who wants to waste that much space? Instead of letting an entire room become a black hole for clutter, get inspired by these 7 ways real families have converted their dining spaces.

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The most emailed questions that I get are about my Dining Room that we turned into my Office/Craft Room. It’s one of my favorite rooms in the house and definitely the room I spend the most time in. So I thought I’d write a little post about what we did! Before it was a plain...Read the Post

Dive into the world of cozy hobby room transformations with our curated ideas that blend aesthetic design and practicality. Whether you're working with a small space or dreaming of a French country vibe, discover how vintage elements and modern decor can coexist. From a feminine office sanctuary to a general craft haven, get inspired to create a room that reflects your passions.

This DIY Awesome Four Station Desk can keep you on a Budget, and yet can give you a little more storage space for you desk.

How I created a Buffet using stock upper kitchen cabinets!

Let's break down all the types of dining room built-ins and if they're right for your space. Besides adding beauty and storage, a benefit to dining room built-ins is getting rid of a big empty wall that is so common in builder-grade homes these days. Extra cabinets and window seats in a dining room or breakfast nook are great, but won’t work for every space. How can you figure out if they’re right for your room?