This DIY Room Divider Doubles As A Creative Mood Board
We're big fans of mood boards, especially when it comes to home renovations and redecorating. The only catch? Mood boards can take up a lot of space, even if you hang them on the wall. Instead, try making a room divider with a built-in mood board, just like @hauz.and.co on TikTok.
In a recent video, the content creator explained how to make the project from scratch. They started by trimming hardboard and corkboard, then gluing the pieces together. Next, the TikToker applied natural fabric to the cork using fabric adhesive, creating a more natural look.
The TikToker then made the bottom with stained birch plywood and a frame with pinewood, which she put together using brad nails. Finally, she inserted the fabric-covered cork pieces into the frames, attached the frames with hinges, and added levelers to the feet.
@hauz.and.co I've been meaning to make a mood board but space is limited for a permanent location. But that didn't stop me from making giant mood board but let's make it more space-efficient by making it into a ROOM DIVIDER we can fold up and store away. I love double functional pieces & better yet making it with @homedepot #homedepotpartner Find more DIY On Trend projects on The Home Depot's website 🔨 #thdxdiyworkshops #roomdivider #moodboard #visionboard #homedecor #diyproject #officesetup
The result is a room divider with a giant built-in mood board that can be folded up and put away. As @hauz.and.co notes, they'll be using it for planning projects, but we can see this being ideal as a vision board and setting intentions, if that's your thing.
"Love this idea so much," said one person in the comments section. "This is amazing!" noted another person. We couldn't agree more.
To view the full step-by-step tutorial, visit @hauz.and.co on TikTok.
Other DIY mood board projects:
Another idea is to make a simple arched mood board using wood and magnetic paint. This might be ideal if you're looking for a less time-intensive project or don't have space for a room divider.
If you still prefer cork, try this easy hack: Buy a vintage frame and pop out the glass insert. Cut a sheet of cork so that it fits perfectly in the frame. Replace the glass with the cork — and just like that, you'll have an instant mood board.