Today, we’re sharing how to easily condition a DIY European oak dining table. About 5 years ago, we tried our hand at creating a European oak farmhouse style finish on our dining room tabletop. We’ve learned so much since then about layering paints, creating antique style patinas and how to keep our table in great shape. Here’s a look at all the details…
Last week, I shared our experience treasuring hunting at the Renninger’s Extravaganza in January and February so I figured this week, I would share all the fun finds that made it home with us. You’ll see several of these items in upcoming blog but for now, here’s a look at all the details…
Late last week, my Mom and I went treasuring hunting at the Renninger’s Extravaganza, and we had so much fun! This particular event is only held three times a year in January, February and November with nearly 800 vendors setting up spaces in the field bringing all sorts of goodies. Here’s a look at all the details…
We’re back in the dining room today to share the Paris Grey Hutch Makeover reveal! This year, we’re completely committed to simplifying so many different areas of our heart and home from creating stronger organizational systems to unifying our color palette of whites, off whites, grays and wood tones. It all started late last August when…
If you’ve been following along on our From the Front Porch posts each week, you’ve already seen a few sneak peeks into our dining room makeover plans. Things are falling into place thanks to my brothers in law and dad who basically set the schedule for this project. Here’s a look at all the details…
Today, I’m giving all the credit for this guest bedroom headboard makeover to my crazy creative Dad who took two headboards and made them into one like a total boss! My Mom and I are always dreaming and scheming up all sorts of home décor ideas because we work on so many different projects together. But the minute we found a vintage headboard at a local charity shop for $5, we knew we had to call in the reinforcements in order to make it happen. Here’s a look at all the details…
Today, I’m sharing the French Linen Nightstand Makeover we gave to one of the guestrooms at Loblolly Manor. Finishing my childhood home, Loblolly Manor, was a huge goal for us last year. We started in January and little by little we worked on each room until we got everything finished. I still need to go back and take pictures for the final makeover reveal since my dad installed a few chandeliers over the holidays. Until then, we thought we would share a few of the pieces of furniture we gave a refresh including this French Linen nightstand makeover. Here’s a look at all the details…
Have you guys started working on your 2019 Home Goals yet? I know it can be overwhelming at times but thankfully, we don’t have to have all the answers, we have just to get started…
Today, we’re sharing our Top Ten Posts of 2018 which is always a fascinating look back at the posts you loved most! Even though 2018 was filled with many ups and downs, we’re thankful for all the adventures the year brought us. Although we try very hard not to pick any favorites, we were excited to find a few unexpected surprises on this list and the posts that resonated most with you throughout the year. Here’s a look at our Top Ten Posts of 2018…
Today, we’re excited to share so many beautiful Christmas Inspired Tablescapes as we team up with some of our favorite bloggers for the Merry Musical Blog Hop hosted by Amber of Follow the Yellow Brick Home….
Today, we’re excited to celebrate Week 6 and the finale of the One Room Challenge by sharing our pantry and kitchen makeover reveal. As you guys know, things started out really well but then Week 4 happened, and boy did it changed everything. Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone that rallied around us to make this reveal happen. We could not have made it without you! You’ll have our hearts forever…
Today, we’re sharing a quick and easy vase makeover as we rally to finish those last-minute details for the One Room Challenge. My Mom was super sweet to help us source materials and this vase was the perfect fit for the kitchen island, but it definitely didn’t start out that way. Here’s a look at all the details…
