On the cottage we now have a storage with concrete partitions and many spiders and I typically take a look at it wistfully, questioning if it may very well be reworked right into a visitor room. Have you ever obtained a basement, unused, uncared for storage or different room that is at present uninhabitable however has potential? in that case, like me, you may really feel extremely impressed by Anna Truelsen’s newest price range DIY make-over! 

I’ve featured Anna’s residence a number of occasions earlier than on My Scandinavian House, and now the Swedish inside stylist has turned her hand to the boiler room. Previously a dumping floor (similar to me attic!), Anna may see the potential in her boiler room as a visitor room. Learn on to see the way it appeared earlier than and the way they revamped it by hand on a price range. 

The boiler room is within the basement of Anna’s residence. Regardless of being comparatively giant, the concrete shell is a dumping floor for constructing supplies, home items and different fine details. 

Step one was to filter out the room after which Anna set to work eradicating the crumbling plaster. They then eliminated a few pipes and re-plastered the partitions and ceilings. As soon as dry they painted the partitions, ceilings and uncovered pipes with a recent lick of white paint. 

A small quantity of sunshine slips in by means of a window on the left, easy touches like mirrors, candles and a lightweight (all classic) assist to complement the pure mild, whereas cushions (which Anna constituted of an previous rug that she purchased in Marrakesh a few years in the past) add a homely really feel.