If I am redoing it, I might go with no table cloth or plain white one. Great use of limited space and resources like you couldn't change the furniture. Very creative.
Hi can you make a video on all influencers you follow for home decor inspiration? It would be interesting to know what inspires you :) amazing vlog, I’m hooked to your channel
Firstly thank you Rashmi for all the love and support you show me here! Now with regards to inspiration as cliché as it may sound there are simply too many awesome content creators on RU-vid for me to make a list and reel off a few names, I personally find myself able to appreciate a vast variety with regards to design styles and even presentation formats... but I'm addicted to Pinterest as it's perfect for those who think visually... I also love reading about design, not just interior but furniture design, graphic design and even brand visual design, I love finding lesser-known blogs as much as I enjoy Spruce or Architectural Digest :) We all have our passion topics and I guess this is mine, ask me about topics like cooking or say fashion and I'll draw a 100% blank lol
Thank you so so much! Changing water was more cumbersome initially - I was using a dropper to take out water, then I changed it to a magnetic set up, I've done a shorts on the same do check!
Thank you so much Rachna! You should give it a try and do let me know how it goes for you... You can buy the wall propagation set if available online for you so that you don't have to attach it permanently or you can stick heavy duty magnets on the wall and the tube to do it alternatively :)
Hi Noopur, 3 ways; 1. Dropper Pipette to suck out the water, 2. Kitchen Micro-fiber cloth squeezed in to absorb all the water (it's not much) or 3. Siphon out the water with a tube :) If safety with energetic kids isn't a concern you can try creating a set up with magnets that you can easily detach and stick on!
Just one question - when you leave this rented apartment will you not be asked to remove all these types decals etc & restore it back to its original state by the Landlord ? Most will deduct the charge from your deposit.
Absolutely! As a home owner myself im very clear that whatever I do I will remove and restore the house to the original condition which is what we did with this apartment as well and you can see the unmaking video of this home where we remove and restore, in SG they are super strict but we managed to have not a single dollar deducted from our deposit 😊 the agent saw our house done up and loved bringing prospective tenants over, as we kept removing she would tell them these guys had done some interesting stuff but they removed it now... we restored it slowly over 60 days
Propagation looks amazing, but how to change the water since stick and tubes are stuck with super epoxy glue...doing upside down is not an option. Please advise on ths.
Hi Saba, fair question, its actually very little water, I use a dropper pipette to suck the water out or I use a kitchen microfiber cloth squeezed in to absorb the water...
It's a gr8 and very innovative idea to put test tubes on wall and fix them but my question is how u will change water in test tubes wen they are fixed on wall as u need to change water for potjos atleast once in a week..pls reply I wanna try on my wall too ❤️❤️
Thank you very much but you are absolutely right and I would strongly recommend a hook set up or magnetic set up for this instead of how I've done it, I felt this was safer and with a kid at home and it being at the dining nook but other set ups would be more practical...I for now removed them as one still fell and broke.
@@drmeenakshiinfinitewisdom4507 same here, I think where I went wrong is the wood slices, it was too small a surface for the tube to stick without issues.... but to answer your question there are diys showing how you can attach magnets to the tubes, you can do this and then easily remove them to water them... just search planter test tube wall with magnets....
Superb thought, just changed the entire look with tiny greens which sticks in wall ❤️❤️❤️ but how to Change the water from the test tube, because I need to try this same in my new home 🥰
Thank you so much 😀. Initially I was changing water using a dropper which is cumbersome. Later I have moved to setting up the test tubes using magnets. I have done a shorts on that, please do check out
My bad I didn't explain that in the video, I needed to fix it permanently because my kid can climb the chair and tamper with the set up... I clean water by using a microfiber kitchen cloth and just squeezing it in to absorb the water or using a dropper pipette to suck it out
Appreciate your unique idea for transforming a corner into a vibe. From practical front my question is how do you change water from test tubes if it’s glued?
Thank you! Yup, not an ideal situation, I use a dropper pipette, using them with magnets would be a better idea...will try to incorporate the magnetic set up in shorts 😊
Really loved the idea of propagation wall. But, How would you clean or change the water of glass tubes, as r they are completely fixed with such strong glue?
Hi Anshu, yes it is really fixed permanently to the wallpaper (so no damage to the wall behind) I have a young child at home and safety was paramount to me since with the dining chairs it's easy for my kid to climb and tamper with it... hence this set up, I either use a micro-fiber kitchen cloth or a dropper pipette to absorb/suck out the water fortnightly or so depending on how the water looks.
Hi Val, 3 ways; 1. Dropper Pipette to suck out the water, 2. Kitchen Micro-fiber cloth squeezed in to absorb all the water (it's not much) or 3. Siphon out the water with a tube :) If safety with energetic kids isn't a concern you can try creating a set up with magnets that you can easily detach and stick on!
The makeover is awesome ❤️👍🏻.. Though I have a question - How we will change the water in 4-5 days ..? As we need to change the water ... If we are going to place live plants there .. Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you so much Surya, my bad that I missed explaining that in the video! I can do it three ways, I either squeeze a kitchen microfiber cloth in and it absorbs the water and I squeeze and repeat or I use a dropper pipette to suck out the water or I can use a thin tube to siphon out the water 😊 hope this helps
Thanks Rachel. For changing water, you could use a syringe or a dropper pipette. An easier solution is to use strong magnets to stick the test tubes, which I have done now and will do a short video to explain that soon
Wow you noticed, great question Jagriti! Actually a removable sort of set up is ideal where the test tubes are hooked in or with a magnetic set up, but hooks I had to avoid and magnets I felt were risky in case they slipped, with a young kid at home.. so I went for this solution... now water is not much, I simply either twist and send in a micro fiber kitchen cleaning cloth and it absorbs it all or I use a tube to siphon the water out like in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4LYjdwvy8MY.html :) Hope this helps!
@@mabz.nutkani5085 If you subscribe you should get my community posts on your YT home otherwise you can still visit my channel and click on the community tab 😊
We use the Canon M50 with a fluid head tripod and saramonic mic for audio (we don't have any lights/gimbal/multi cams or bag of lenses) ... actually my husband does all the camera work, he enjoys it and though he only started with our first video two months back, he regularly learns from online content and tries to improve his technique, we also brainstorm together on hacks without having to invest in expensive gear and thankfully the house gets a good deal of sunlight so that's really it! :) I then edit using the free version of DaVinci Resolve
If you haven't set it up yet try to see if you can buy some super strength magnets that is the best solution to creating a set up where you can keep removing the tubes...
Thank you Gopika, Actually a removable sort of set up is ideal where the test tubes are hooked in or with a magnetic set up, but hooks I had to avoid and magnets I felt were risky in case they slipped, with a young kid at home.. so I went for this solution... now water is not much, I simply either twist and send in a micro fiber kitchen cleaning cloth and it absorbs it all or I use a tube to siphon the water out like in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4LYjdwvy8MY.html :) Hope this helps!
Hi Riddhima, 3 ways; 1. Dropper Pipette to suck out the water, 2. Kitchen Micro-fiber cloth squeezed in to absorb all the water (it's not much) or 3. Siphon out the water with a tube :) If safety with energetic kids isn't a concern you can try creating a set up with magnets that you can easily detach and stick on!
Thankyou. You can use a syringe or a dropper pipette for changing water, but using magnets is ideal as you simply stick on and remove the tubes doing a shorts on that soon
Beautiful makeover...simple n elegant n fuss free....I recently discovered ur channel...I m impressed. Can u please tell me where can I get those big icecream sticks n other material in india.Thanks
You can use a dropper or syringe for changing water. I have done a community post to explain that. But yeah an easier way would be to stick the test tubes using magnets
Hi Komal I purchased them here in Singapore but I have provided the link to a similar wallpaper on Amazon India in the description box, kindly check :)
Can u show how wall loos when you remove such wallpapers. I also live in rented apartment n worried if wall paint will come out on removal of wallpaper
