We’re sharing five simple tips for painting interior doors today! I can honestly say for most of my life the doors inside all our homes have matched. It never occurred to me to paint interior doors any other color than white – until I started really researching farmhouse style this summer. Here’s a look at our take on contrasting colors with simple tips for painting interior doors…
One thing always leads to another – am I right? I had no plans to start working on the entry makeover this soon, none at all. But over the weekend, I decided to paint the inside of the back and front doors while I was waiting on the wall art for the breakfast nook makeover to arrive and it got me thinking about all sorts of decorating ideas. Here’s a look at our farmhouse inspired entry makeover plans…
Happy Thursday from the front porch you guys! How has your week been? Are you in the middle of all things school prep yet? This has been a great week as we continue to move forward on several projects which always makes us want to jump up and down and high-five the dogs. Here’s a look at everything that caught our eye this week…
Choosing wall art for any room can be tough especially if you’re living in an open concept home. We’ve spent months looking for wall art and we’ve definitely learned a few things along the way. Here are 5 things to keep in mind when you’re searching for and buying wall art for the spaces you love in your home…
If you had a chance to check out yesterday’s post on the French Linen Hutch Makeover, you might have seen a glimpse of the breakfast nook table makeover too. This layering technique and “aging” process for the top of the breakfast nook table has a lot of steps to it but the patina you get in the end is worth it. Here’s a look at all the details…
Today, we’re sharing the French Linen Hutch Makeover we recently completed for the breakfast nook refresh. Let me just tell ya, this post is a fantastic lesson in how a simple color change can make a huge difference with the way a space comes together. Especially, if you find yourself in a pickle, when your original plan does not turn out the way you thought it would. Here’s a look at all the details…
Happy Thursday from the front porch you guys! How has your week been? Good, I hope. You ready to rock August like a boss? We are too! I’ve reformatted this series so, if you’re new to our From the Front Porch posts, every Thursday we share highlights from the week, our favorite books and podcasts, a weekly menu, interesting posts from around the web, a few favorite finds, all of our posts from the week and something from our archives. Here’s a look at all the details…
We’re sharing how we streamlined our busy mornings by creating a simple and efficient drink zone in three easy steps. This timesaving technique starts with the best way to organize your kitchen.
By special request, today’s post and video are all about how to create a morning routine when you really don’t feel like a morning person. I’ll also share three simple questions you need to ask yourself before you even pull out your pen and paper to start creating a morning routine. In addition, I’ll give you an update on our July goals #trueconfessionstyle so grab a cup of coffee or a glass of sweet tea and let’s dive in!
Is your firepit on its last leg? You know what I mean rusted from the weather so much it has big holes in the bottom and it totally crusty on top? No judging – ours was too. It was literally one step from heading to the trash pile! In today’s post, I’ll share how we saved our firepit from the trash and created an outdoor container garden in the process!
Today, we’re sharing how to make a plant tray from an old window! This DIY plant tray is super easy to create and comes in handy while weeding the garden beds. I know it’s something we’ll continue to use into the fall and winter seasons because it’s so convenient and I hope it’s something you guys will want to create and use too! Here’s a look at all the details…
Today, we’re back at Loblolly Manor sharing the guest bathroom refresh! This tiny bathroom makeover is a fantastic lesson in shopping your own home before you buy anything new. Almost everything we used in this guest bathroom refresh was either already at Loblolly or was being used at my house, which made this project very budget friendly. All in all, we spent around $20 for everything. I know! Bananas, right? Let me show you the details and give you four items you can shop your house before starting a tiny bathroom (or really any room) makeover too…
