Video: YouTuber Spotlight, Simply Handmade

This week we had the pleasure of collaborating with YouTube DIY star, Nikell, from Simply Handmade. She used our Chalkboard NuWallpaper and completely transformed her sons’ bedroom into a galaxy dream! Check out the video below to see the magic, and her boys’ surprised faces!

Be sure to subscribe to her channel for more home decor DIY inspiration, food recipes and parent advice videos that she films with her husband.

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