Transform your living room with a DIY ladder shelf that doubles as storage and display space. You can create an A-frame unit ideal for showcasing plants or storing books by constructing two identical ladders and adding customizable shelves. Customize the look with your choice of stain or paint color to match your decor, adding a touch of personal style to any room.

You can also utilize inexpensive wooden crates to craft a versatile shelving unit. Stack them creatively and secure them to the wall to form a practical storage solution. This DIY project is perfect for displaying items in any room, from books to decorative accents. Customize the arrangement to fit your space and enhance functionality with additional shelves supported by pine boards.

Maximize your entryway space with a DIY storage furniture idea that repurposes two bookcases into a compact yet functional entry organizer. Mount them horizontally, with one unit serving as a bench with a cushioned top and the other providing open shelving for shoes and accessories. Secure both units to the wall for stability and a seamless built-in appearance.

You can also turn an old dresser into a dedicated crafts storage station with simple modifications. Add a new overhanging top for a workspace, replace top drawers with small boxes for easy access to supplies, and elevate the height with a new base. This DIY project will allow you to organize your hobby materials and enhance the aesthetic with painted details to match your decor.

Keep your pet essentials neat and accessible with DIY pet storage furniture. Customize an armoire by attaching trays for pullout storage bins and coat panels with magnetic primer and chalkboard paint to track important pet dates. Install magnetic hooks to corral leashes, ensuring everything your pet needs is stored in one place.

These DIY storage furniture ideas will help with organization and a unique touch to each space. The suggested projects will declutter your home while infusing personalized style and creativity, making every room more efficient and inviting. Try them out!

Reggie Miller was on the call for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals between the Knicks and Pacers on Wednesday, May 15th. The game likely brought up painful memories for the home crowd, seeing someone who tormented them in playoffs before returning once again. Reggie knew this and went on to state that the boogeyman would be returning!

In Miller’s 18 seasons playing with Indiana, he has faced the Knicks in the playoffs a total of six times. While both teams split the series 3-3, Miller was said to be the villain to Knicks fans, and the Basketball Hall of Famer has gone on to embrace this. The most memorable moments in the feud were documented in the 1994 and 1995 NBA playoffs.

In Game 5 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals, Reggie Miller put on a dazzling display with a massive 39 points, 25 of which were made in the fourth quarter. However, during that performance, Reggie traded words with director and Knicks superfan Spike Lee. Miller was reported to have made his infamous “choke” gesture at Lee during the win. This is one of the most iconic photos in NBA history. The Knicks would go on to win the series in seven games.

Reggie Miller said on the Monday before the game that it had never been a big deal whenever he called games in New York in the regular season. He did expect it to be somewhat hostile this time around. He stated that he’d likely hear mean chants, and a few choice and naughty words, but that he was good with that, as he was there to do a job.

Miller also stated that he would be surprised during the game if he didn’t hear the words “Reggie sucks” and that he would actually be a little hurt if he didn’t hear it, as, in his words, he kind of wanted to. Miller said that he and Lee have put their rivalry behind them.