We’re huge fans of the interior design trend #cornerofmyhome blazing across social right now. So, we thought we’d challenge some of our favourite influencers to redecorate a corner of their home using little else but Sugru Mouldable Glue.

You’ll be pretty amazed by the DIY designs they came up with. What follows is a masterclass on easy home makeovers, and how with the right inspiration and a certain magic material in your toolbox, the creative possibilities are endless.

Teenage girls can be quite particular about how their bedrooms are decorated. They’re also prone to changing their minds. If they ever allow you inside their room and you make your way across the floordrobe, you may notice one or two neglected corners crying out for a revamp.

This lovely makeover project cleverly uses Sugru to transform a simple corner into a creatively organised space complete with decorative childhood memorabilia.

Leigh from Little by Little Home didn’t want to use screws, nails, or a staple gun on her daughter’s (rather jumbled) arts and crafts cabinet. As Sugru sticks to lots of materials like glass, ceramic, wood, metal, some plastics and most fabrics, she decided to attach a piece of fabric to the inside of the glass doors with Sugru, obscuring all the artistic chaos contained within. 

Leigh also avoided making holes in the wall by building some classic Sugru hooks to hang and display much-loved mementoes. Now, when her daughter decides to change things up a bit, everything is removable without leaving a trace.

Don’t ever let wobbly coffee tables, broken mugs and excited kids get between you and your moments of stylish serenity.

With a little help from Sugru, Jessica from The Martin Nest managed to sort out the rocky table leg, repair her favourite coffee mug and make everything on her reclaimed shelf completely child-proof. She used Sugru to secure some of her frames and vases to the wooden shelf to stop them from slipping. Sugru is also excellent for making things scratch-proof. 

Who are these kids and why are they calling me mummy?

Every discerning DIYer loves their tools. But sometimes, a tool-free solution is the way to go. When Jessie from Eye In The Detail wanted to create some extra storage in her gorgeous newly tiled bathroom, she knew nails and screws were a no-no.

That’s where Sugru steps up to the plate. Jessie used it to attach a wooden toothbrush holder between her mirrors seamlessly. She then added some Sugru to the lids of her storage jars, enabling her to keep them suspended directly under the shelf. Sugru is perfect for this kind of bathroom job because it’s completely waterproof and temperature-resistant.

Whether you’re creating a work-from-home office, a place to write, or a crafting space like Leslea from A Heart Filled Home, Sugru will help bring your vision to life. It’s the best glue to help you declutter your desk and workspace – even add some decorative touches.

If you noticed that fabulous-looking vase on Leslea’s craft desk, you’ll be thrilled to hear it was a thrift shop find she lovingly revived.

Sugru is the tool of choice when it comes to transforming old stuff into decorative masterpieces. It bonds to all kinds of materials and is especially suited to repairing and decorating ceramics, pottery and earthenware.

Have a go. Learn how to make your old pottery beautiful again with Leslea’s incredibly effective DIY technique.