One year later… I can’t believe how different our house looks, and still what’s left to do…
Yes… you read that right — Matt and I are gearing up for a FULL kitchen renovation that is hopefully going to start in the next two months…
Over the next few months, we are going to gut and remodel our kitchen and half bath. What can we do with them until it’s finally time to make them over?
Last week we chatted about the new, DIY picture ledges in the family room and I promised I’d be back this week with more family room updates. I’m so excited to give you all the details about our extra large coffee table…
After buying our gray couch, I wasn’t sure what other seating to pair it with. That’s until I saw this leather couch from Article…
We have a long list of house goals in 2018, and today I’m excited to be checking off one of those items — the (interior) of our front door. I finally decided to go with classic black paired with new satin brass hardware…
Coming from our last house that did not have a fireplace, we feel so spoiled to now have a working fireplace in this house. This is a wood burning fireplace and although we haven’t used it yet, the thought of someday cozying up by the fire is enough to make me love this feature…
Every step of our renovation process so far has been SO exciting. Even the smallest changes have had me giddy. But today’s transformation may be one of my favorites so far…
We used Modsy as a design tool to start Baby Mac’s nursery and we are so glad that we did because it made such a difference in the long run. Since then, we cannot recommend this talented company enough and here’s why…
When I set out to design Baby Mac’s new room, I really wanted to create a versatile nursery that didn’t feel too baby-ish. Although anything and everything baby is tiny and cute, baby decor, in general, can quickly look a bit tacky if you aren’t careful. So what should you do?
I’ve always loved seeing nurseries where books are displayed. These displays are not only functional but they double as adorable decor that any little one can enjoy for years to come…
I’ve been trying to figure out a design dilemma in our dining room — the light fixture.ย Our electrical is centered in the room, but our dining room table is not because the kitchen “island” seating doesn’t really allow for a centered table. So why does that matter?