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A moodboard that explains itself.

For a room, a wedding or a brand: pin the pictures, frame the best ones, and write down what you love about each, so the plan survives the shopping.

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Moodboard: the cabin

As is

outside, as is

Light

Warm bulbs only. Candles on the long table.

Ideas

Kitchen

Moss green doors, brass handles, open shelves.

Floor

Oiled oak, wide planks if the budget holds.

Shopping

Shopping list

Brass handles × 12, two pendant lamps, linen curtains for the bedroom, a rug that hides mud…

180 words

this feeling

needs
and
buy
Moodboard: the cabin
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Pictures, arranged.

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outside, as is

this feeling

colours to steal

Frames, tape and pins.

Four frames, tape or a pushpin, and a caption under every polaroid. Drop forty photos at once and they land as a scatter.

The cabin: kitchen

Doors

Moss green, matte, with brass handles.

Light

Warm bulbs only. Nothing harsh over the table.

Shelves

Open, oiled oak. Plates on show.

Budget

Kitchen under 40k, all in.

Say what you love about it.

A note beside each picture: the colour, the light, the handle. The board still makes sense in six months.

From mood to plan.

Favourite

The green kitchen in the magazine.

Choose

Moss green doors, brass handles.

Order

Samples from two paint shops.

Skip

Tiles. The old ones stay.

so
then
and skip

Pick, then plan.

Arrow the favourites to the decision they lead to, and the moodboard becomes a plan you can act on.

Shopping list

Brass handles × 12, two pendant lamps, linen curtains for the bedroom…

180 words

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Shopping list

Brass handles × 12, two pendant lamps, linen curtains for the bedroom and a rug that forgives muddy boots.1

Measurements

Measure the doorway before buying the table. Again.

1. Hardware store, aisle 7.

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The shopping list next to it.

Write the list, the measurements and the budget as a document card right beside the pictures.

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  • Unlimited boards, notes and documents
  • 2 GB of photos, videos and files, synced
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