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As we were working on removing the drywalled ledges and adding the box moulding throughout the main floor (if you missed it, check this post for the reveal!) there was one little space that unexpectedly tagged along in the makeover madness, the hallway! When we decided to add in all the box trim EVERYWHERE, the…
It has been a long process but I’m happy to report that we officially have TWO totally complete rooms in the house. I’ve been working hard on the finishing details (curtains, art, styling!) for the past couple of weeks and I’m finally ready to call the living room done! Before Photos Before we get into…
We just completed a fairly major project that I’ve been dreaming about since we first looked at this house. You see, the house was built in the late ’90s, at a time where adding details like ledges, niches, cutouts, and such was pretty common. This house was full of that good ol’ 90’s character! It…
I thought it was long overdue that I did a *quick blog post about our new house and summarized some loose plans for it on the blog! (*I think you all know by now that my blog posts are not “quick”). The first question we are asked often is, why did you move? We spent…
If you have clicked over from the One Room Challenge Website, welcome! I’m glad you are here! This week is the Reveal of our 90’s modern dining room makeover! I am an interior designer and serial DIY’er based in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada! You can catch up on my One Room Challenge project in…
Today is the day we have all been waiting on for oh so long, the Spring 2020 One Room Challenge Reveal day! Personally, I have been planning and working on this space in one form or another since about January, so I am very happy to have it totally complete and to be able to share it with you today.
I thought today I would go back and write a little post about the $300 laundry room refresh I did for my mom a few months ago. That little makeover got a lot of buzz and was even featured in Apartment Therapy! If you are interested in reading the AT post, you can find it here. I think the reason it was so popular was because it involved zero actual construction and had a very low price tag but yet it still packed a really big punch. I have had a few questions about the products and methods I used to update the space so I thought I would write a blog post with some of those answers for you, all in one place. This is a meaty post so let’s get into it!
