What does your outdoor space look like? We have a small but cosy backyard, which after a little work has become our very own outdoor oasis. It still requires a little TLC here and there - for example last weekend we sanded down the table and made a new plant box out of an old discarded palette (link to tutorial below!). It's amazing what you can do with an old palette and Ryobi tools! For those of you not familiar with the company, Ryobi specialises in cordless tools, specifically the ONE+ System with which you can power over 50 tools with the same battery, which is super convenient (and they're sooo easy to use). The day turned out to be really therepeutic (who would have thought DIY could be so mindful?!) - and most importantly had so much fun! Oh and now we have a beautiful table and plant box too! Hope you like it! #feelingempowered.
1. The sanding
2. Our new plant box made from a disused palette (using a jigsaw and drill).
Photography: Niki & Per Brantmark / My Scandinavian Home
You can see a great tutorial on how to make a similar plant box here.
For now we've loaded the box with pretty heather (I love the autumn colours) but come spring, we'll be starting the new vegetable patch (inspired by the The Rurbanite)
- wish us luck!
A quick guide to where other things are from: the garden table, chairs and candle holder are from ILVA, plates and cutlery from Nordal, blanket from The Beach House.
Have a lovely day!
This post was sponsored by Ryobi. However, all words are my own and I only ever work with brands I love and trust and feel you will to. Thank you for supporting the sponsors who help me to create fresh and exciting content here on My Scandinavian Home!....And thank you Ryobi for my amazing new power tools!
2. Our new plant box made from a disused palette (using a jigsaw and drill).
Photography: Niki & Per Brantmark / My Scandinavian Home
You can see a great tutorial on how to make a similar plant box here.
For now we've loaded the box with pretty heather (I love the autumn colours) but come spring, we'll be starting the new vegetable patch (inspired by the The Rurbanite)
- wish us luck!A quick guide to where other things are from: the garden table, chairs and candle holder are from ILVA, plates and cutlery from Nordal, blanket from The Beach House.
Have a lovely day!
This post was sponsored by Ryobi. However, all words are my own and I only ever work with brands I love and trust and feel you will to. Thank you for supporting the sponsors who help me to create fresh and exciting content here on My Scandinavian Home!....And thank you Ryobi for my amazing new power tools!
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