Today we’re back at my childhood home, Loblolly Manor, sharing the Pure White dresser makeover we created for one of the guest rooms. As with most makeovers, it wasn’t without a hiccup though. 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…
You guys, I FINALLY got up the nerve to paint my Granny’s antique dresser with Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint in Marzipan! It’s been a long time since I was nervous about painting a piece of furniture but with our entry makeover almost completed, I figured it was time to take the plunge. Here’s a look at all the details…
Oh man, you guys, this French farmhouse inspired bench almost whipped me. This might be TMI, but I was literally sweating when I finished. No playing, I was all, “You’re not gonna beat me today. I don’t care how long it takes!” channeling my Scarlett O’Hara as she stumbles into the field ha ha. Here’s a look at how everything came together without all the fiddle dee dee drama…
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…
While we’re waiting on my Dad to have peace of mind about painting the kitchen cabinets at Loblolly, we’ve been creating small changes to make the kitchen feel like it’s been given some sort of refresh too. Here’s a look at how we added a desk to the kitchen area…
Today, I’m excited to share the laundry room folding station we’re using at Loblolly Manor as we celebrate Week 4 of the One Room Challenge. We definitely had something completely different in mind for this project but as you guys know, sometimes, you just have to roll with it…
Today, I’m excited to share the French Linen Vanity Makeover we completed for the master bedroom at Loblolly Manor. In fact, we had never really planned to create a vanity for the master bedroom at all. Here’s a look at how everything came together…
Today, we’re sharing a French linen desk makeover we were this close to using in the laundry room at Loblolly Manor. I don’t know who tried to “diy” it before me but let’s just say the desk definitely needed a refresh. Here’s a look at all the details….
Today, I’m excited to start sharing a few of the projects we’ve been working on at my childhood home Loblolly Manor including this milk paint to chalk paint chair makeover. They definitely made a big impact in the living room. Here’s a look at all the details….
Today, I’m excited to share with you a farmhouse dresser makeover we just completed for the master bedroom at Loblolly Manor. We combined two of our favorite Annie Sloan Chalk Paint colors to create this look but it definitely did not start out this way. Here’s a look at all the details…
