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  • Master Bathroom Part 1 – Demo

    Now that you’ve seen what the master bathroom looked one year ago what the master bathroom looked one year ago, let’s take a few steps forward. I mentioned some of the overall plans for the space. One of my goals when we remodel any space in our home – keep the original blueprint. I’ve always […]

  • 12 Board and Batten Walls To Jazz Up Your Home

    Board and batten walls are an easy way to add a great design feature to any wall in your home. With a few supplies – wood/mdf, you can add an accent wall to just one wall or an entire room. You can customize board and batten walls with color and overall design. Some board and […]

  • Master Bathroom Design Plan + Before Pictures

    A year ago, not that long after the kitchen was starting to come together, I took on the next biggest project in our home – our master bathroom. I know right?! Bathrooms and kitchen can be massive undertakings and we did both last year. We also made over the laundry room and the wet bar. […]

  • DIY Raised Garden Bed Tutorial (Printable Instructions)

    This post contains affiliate links. My spring garden plans are well underway. Two weeks ago, we kicked things off by building 3 raised garden beds for a small garden. After Hurricane Ida, we had to replace our fence and used leftover exterior wood for this build. Brandon was super excited to re-use the wood and […]

  • Garden Design Plans and Inspiration

    This post contains affiliate links. Well, I guess I spoke too soon! I had just told a good friend that I didn’t have plans to try gardening this year. That escalated really quickly! Like one week later I was reviewing the farmer’s almanac, looking at potting benches, and measuring for raised garden beds. The truth […]

  • Sneak Peek: Wet Bar Reveal

    Sometimes it takes years (ten to be exact) and a dream home makeover competition to fix up a space. That’s exactly what happened with our wet bar. It just wasn’t very high on our list to makeover. However, winning the $2500 category of The Home Depot’s Orange Tank Competition changed all of that. This past […]

  • How To Setup a Homeschool Space

    This content was originally sponsored content on social media. In 2017, I embarked on one of my biggest adventures. No, it was another business idea, though I’ve had fun starting new businesses. That year, I started homeschooling my kids. I was not homeschooled, nor was anyone in my family. So, this was a big undertaking! […]

  • 5 Steps To Design A Beautiful Room

    Let me be clear and state that I’m not an interior designer. But, the truth is – I love designing spaces until I can’t anymore. After owning a vintage rental and styling business a few years back, I really came to the realization, I enjoy making spaces look pretty. I enjoy the process of finding […]

  • Kitchen Remodel Reveal

    Whew! It’s been six months since we started working in our kitchen. The kitchen plan was simple – lighting, painted cabinets, and paint walls/trim. You can read all about our initial plans here. Easy right? The work started at the very end of December and within a month we were getting quotes for countertops and thinking […]

  • 5 Tips for Houseplant Success

    This post contains commissionable links. I’m officially a plant mom and I’m not mad about it! For many years, I’ve struggled with keeping plants alive. I’ve always yearned to be the person with a house full of plants but had a “black thumb”. Honestly, every plant I’ve ever owned has died – until now. I […]

  • Kitchen Phase 2 Design Plan

    Kitchens are the “heart of the home” and rightfully so. Pre-pandemic, I was already spending a ton of time in my kitchen. My husband works from home and we homeschool our kids so everyone is home – ALL THE TIME. There’s a ton of meals, snacks, and gathering that happens in our kitchen. Though we’ve […]

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    How To Peel & Stick Wallpaper

    Wallpaper is making a big comeback and I really like the trend. You can refresh any room, space, or surface with a colorful flair. Additional popular applications include covering furniture, bookcases, stair risers, drawers and more. Over the years, wallpaper has gotten a bad “rap sheet” because it’s so difficult to remove. The original paste method […]

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