A Quaint Craft Room Gets an Unbelievable Makeover

Click through the gallery to see this incredible craft room before-and-after and find inspiration on how to tackle your own room makeover.
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Before and After: A Quaint Craft Room Gets an Unbelievable Makeover

This year, one of our 12 Months of Martha bloggers, Jen from Something Turquoise, told us she wanted to make over her craft room, and we were happy to help! We sent over our craft furniture from the Martha Stewart Living Craft Space collection at Home Decorators Collection and craft products from Martha Stewart Crafts, available at Michaels, and the results were fabulous!

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A Clean Slate

Jen started with her blank craft room. It took a total of four UPS trucks to deliver all of the furniture to go inside her room! We provided Jen with a suite of our craft furniture, which is actually modeled after Martha's own craft room.  Click to the next slide to see the finished room!

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The Reveal

Here's an image of Jen's finished paradise. She created a total of four different working stations, each with its own emphasis and crafting purpose.

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All Wrapped Up

Jen gave our gift wrap station a new spin! Instead of using it exclusively for gift wrap storage, she also uses this station to shoot DIY photography for her blog. She simply pulls the paper down to create a seamless background for her images. So clever!

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Tucked Away

Her yarn collection is tucked neatly in fabric drawers that are stored underneath her shooting station.

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Collapsible Means Convertible

One of the features of Jen's new craft room is a collapsible craft table, which allows her to easily add additional workspace -- or subtract -- as she needs it. The rolling table can also be easily wheeled into the center of the room for even more table space!

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Stroke of Genius

Her Martha Stewart Crafts paintbrush set is cleverly and (stylishly!) displayed in a glass sand-filled vessel, giving the room a sense of fun and whimsy.

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Wonderful Workspace

Jen's main workspace is a real workhorse. She uses a flat-file cabinet coupled with an apothecary hutch as her painting and adhesive station. These sit directly next to her desk area with a beautiful gallery-style wall. She says the ball chair helps when she's seated at her desk for hours at a time.

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Picture-Perfect Paint Station

Here's a close-up view of Jen's painting and adhesive station.

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Oh, Hey, Ombre

Decorating her flat-file with this beautiful painted ombre technique really makes her craft room feel unique.Get More Ombre Craft Projects

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A shoe organizer is used for her impressive spray paint collection! The organizer hangs on the back of the door, instead of taking up drawer space. She's really thought of everything!

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