The entry…you guys…can we just talk about the entry for a second? It’s gone through so many changes. There were parts of each set up I’ve really liked over the years but honestly none of them were ever that functional. Here’s a look at how we married a few thrifted finds, created a seating area, and made the entry not only functional but also consistent with the layered neutrals we have in the rest of the house…
So, after we got the headboard turned bench for the entry completed, it looked a little plain. Ok, so it looked a lot plain. It needed a bench seat pad to add a bit of softness to the mix. Here’s a look at how we stained drop cloths with coffee to achieve a layered neutral look in the entry…
We spent part of the weekend crafting a bench for the entry from my childhood headboard and footboard. I wasn’t really ready to let the pieces go yet we just didn’t have room for any of it in the garage. Here’s a look at how we saved this sentimental piece…
I hope you guys all had a fun and rest filled weekend. We caught up on a few projects around the house, enjoyed lazy meals, Memorial Day celebrations and the Florida sun. It’s been a busy and productive month which is always exciting. Here are a few things we’ve been up to…
While I use a lot of neutrals at home, my booth at The Pickers Market is filled with coastal inspired items and furniture pieces painted in customer favorites like Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Duck Egg. It’s a very calming color that can be used in a variety of different styles because it has a great vintage color quality. Here’s a look at a few makeovers we’ve completed using Duck Egg…
About this time last year, I made a First Aid Cabin sign as part of the summer inspired mantel. It was really easy to make so I thought I would add a coastal inspired version to my booth space at The Pickers Market this year. All you need is a little bit of time, a few supplies you probably already have at home and a piece of scrap wood and you can make a coastal inspired first aid cabin sign too….
We were in the final days of the One Room Challenge when one of the biggest pieces of furniture sold in my booth and it changed the look of the entire space. Here’s a look at all of the fun things I’ve added to the space lately…
Do you guys remember last year when wood slices were “it?” There were gorgeous wood slice projects all over the internet. They were everywhere! I was lucky enough to find this lazy susan when I was giving a woodlands themed party last year. We used it off and on when entertaining for a few months but the orange tint/tannin always bothered me. Here’s a look at how we gave an easy update for an 80s style lazy susan that’s perfect for summer entertaining.
Since I shared a lot of pictures yesterday, I thought I would share a video with a behind the scenes look at the process of the office transformation and a source list today…
I can hardly believe after 6 weeks of hard work, band aids and a few tears this day is finally here! I just want to take a hot minute to say thank you to Linda of Calling it Home for hosting and making this possible. Welcome to my One Room Challenge Office Makeover Reveal!
It’s been a fun six weeks participating in the One Room Challenge. I can hardly believe reveal day is tomorrow. It’s hard to appreciate where the office is headed until you see where it’s been. Here’s a peek at how the office has been since 2013…
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