Big Style in Small Spaces ― Easy Diy Projects to Give Your Apartment, Condo or Urban Home a Designer Look on a Budget

This new décor book offers DIY enthusiasts simple yet impressive projects to give their homes the clean, modern and bright aesthetic that’s popular in modern home design. Drawing on the same payoff that has made A Touch of Farmhouse Charm and French Vintage Décor popular, readers can give their homes designer style on a budget, without a lot of time or effort. Sarah Dorsey’s minimalist, chic style is perfect for the large market of urban professionals living in small apartments or condos. Transform cheap stock pieces and raw materials into personalized, stylish furniture that makes a statement in any room. Readers’ friends and family will be impressed with their home’s impeccable style, even more so when they learn the pieces were handmade!

Covering every room of the home, readers get a great variety of quick-to-make art projects such as Shadowbox Woven Rope Art and a Chunky Tassle Throw Blanket, plus furniture pieces that can be done in a weekend, such as Reclaimed Wood Coffee Table with Hairpin Legs and Floating Linen-Drawer Nightstands with Custom Leather Pulls. Taking a bit of a departure from Page Street’s previous DIY project books, this one provides larger step-by-step photos and more detailed instructions to guarantee success in even the more advanced furniture projects.

Sarah Dorsey is an interior designer, blogger and owner of Dorsey Designs. She offers online design consultation, and also shares DIY projects through her blog. She has a B.A. in Fine Arts from Bridgewater College, and an MFA in Interior Design from George Washington University. Her family moves often due to her husband’s work. They own a home in Maryland, which they consider their home base, but they are currently living in a rental in Knoxville, Tennessee.