Okay, so for the past week or so, I've been working on making this sofa look brand new again. I've been meaning to do this for a while now and finally I have the chance. But how I was going to do it had me quite unsure. So whilst searching online to find the easiest and most cost effective ways to get it done, I came across Apartment Therapy's Sofa Solutions on How to Plump up an Old, Saggy Sofa for Under $30 and thought that's it! I read her post and it's such a simple and cheap way to do it. I used her method of using Poly-fil to fill the sofa's up. Read along and I'll show you 5 simple steps I took to plump it up.

DIY Baby Play Pen

When decorating a room sometimes I want furniture to blend in, and at times I want furniture to stand out. Well this is probably one of those item's I prefer to blend in. I know I have this obsession with matching and by now you all must think I am some crazy OCD matching freak. To be honest the more I write these blog-posts, the more I'm starting to believe it myself. Well, I have this thing with everything in a room having to match in one way or another. So here goes, I transformed my son's play pen white because I felt it would work in our living room more. When I got his play pen it was a brown colour. The colour was nice, I just didn't believe it looked nice with the rest of the room. The only thing I could do was DIY!

Dressing up your Living Room with Cushions

I know sometimes dressing up your home can be quite expensive. You may think that it'll break the bank but it doesn't have to. You can make it look more luxurious by simply buying glamorous looking accessories. A few cushions can really upscale the look of your living room. I've just bought these new cushions from H&M and I'm kind of in love. It's exactly what I have been looking for. I find nice gold cushions are quite hard to come across so when I saw H&M sold these, I just had to get it. Gold and white, lovely prints, just beautiful! I find gold has a thing with making rooms look more elegant.