Other than my kids’ rooms, which have turned from nurseries to teen spaces over the time I’ve been writing this blog, only the office has evolved as much. As you know, I like to start with where I started… the room on move-in day was full of promise, but outdated, the door was cracked in… Read More
Our kitchen renovation extended to the mudroom as well – painting the cabinetry to match and updating the counter top. It’s been on my list to share that space with you and when I started this morning I couldn’t believe it has been SEVEN years since I last photographed it. To start at the beginning… Read More
When we updated the kitchen and cut the peninsula down to counter height, it left our existing VERY tall bar stools obsolete. When we moved in this house ten years ago, it took me a good deal of time to hunt down bar stools at this height. The only option came unfinished with leather seats.… Read More
I shared the full reveal and all of the sources for our kitchen renovation earlier this month. I personally love watching video tours of people’s homes and spaces, and am going to try and get better about doing more of my own. It adds so much context! You can find my new Kitchen Video Tour… Read More
We finished a kitchen face-lift almost two months ago to the day, and I’ve finally had a chance to take pictures and sit down and write. I always like to share the “journey” here, so I’ll start at the beginning. Our kitchen was the one renovated space in our 1964 home when we moved in… Read More
Looking at my site analytics, it seems y’all love a good, full room tour with all of the angles, photos, sources and details. Master Bathroom After 10 years in our 1964, we finally tore out the master bathroom in our single largest renovation project to date! Big Reveal | Renovation Diaries Boy Bathroom Right on… Read More
With the master bathroom finally complete, I thought I’d update y’all on the master bedroom. This is what the room looked like on move in day. The before was way too dark and dreary for my taste. I wanted a master where the light would flood in and the colors were muted and serene. Through… Read More