The post details a couple’s renovation of a coat closet into a functional space for a 33-gallon saltwater aquarium and a litter box. They carefully removed existing items, framed the closet for weight support, installed electrical wiring, applied waterproofing, and added decorative elements. Eventually, they created a cohesive design, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.
Entryway
Entryway Reveal!
*This post contains affiliate links* This entryway was just kind of boring when we first moved in. But with some love, decor, a built-in unit and some color we’ve transformed this space into something a little more welcoming and cozy. Here’s a house tour video of the entryway explaining everything that was done to this…
How To Upgrade Your Door Trim – Beginner Friendly!
*This post contains affiliate links* When we first moved in to our house, our entryway was VERY boring! I did a few things here and there to liven it up but was never satisfied with it. While remodeling other rooms I started replacing the door and window trim as I went. This is a high…
Entryway Table Build + DIY Artwork
*This post contains affiliate links* I previously had a shelf here on this wall, but I wanted something a little more. I had this table in my head and I wanted to get it out into real life! I started with a piece of 3/4in scrap plywood I had laying around and cut it to…
My DIY Entryway Built-In
*This post contains affiliate links* I previously built a cat litter box bench, but I had big dreams of a built-in unit in my entryway to create more storage out of this long space on my wall. I don’t have plans for this build because it was complicated and I’m not sure I’d even begin…
Litter Box Entryway Bench
*This post contains affiliate links* We had this long blank wall in our entryway that was begging for some decor. We don’t have many good places for Ellie’s litter box in our house, so I thought this would be the perfect place to hide it. The first thing we did when we moved in was…