My husband had no idea that I had plans to reuse the bricks he tore out of all four levels of our old farmhouse. But I new from the very first brick that it would someday be a part of my brick sidewalk! Six years of renovations and we finally started the front porch allowing …
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Furnishing a large porch can get expensive. But with a few DIY projects, fabulous garage sale finds, and Lowes clearance, you can fill it with very little invested. Enjoy the free couch plans! What you need for this project Tools: Ear Protection Eye Protection Table saw Band Saw Measuring Tape Pencil Jig Saw (3) 8′ …
It’s very easy to put an addition on your home if you don’t care about having a nice flow. In this case, a family room and garage were added on and series of hallways were put in to gain access to it. The master bathroom only had room for one person at time and entertaining …
A very cramped back entrance, a tiny laundry room, and a 70’s style closed-in-kitchen are the reasons this family wanted to expand. So we pushed the laundry room wall into the kitchen and the kitchen and dining room into the back yard adding additional space for a sitting room. The new kitchen was designed with …
My husband, Brad, and I purchased our home back in 2010 and I spent every second, of every minute, of every hour, of every day hating the exterior and especially hating the color of the siding. It was an overgrown mess with faded window trim, a broken screen door, deteriorating concrete steps, and a rickety …
When my husband and I bought our current home, we had already written off the idea of having an attached garage for fear that we would lose our kitchen windows. However, one cold, rainy night, we pulled into the driveway with our three sleeping babies, knowing we were going to have carry all of them …
We tore the old rickety metal screen door off our house last fall when we finished our porch addition. It had seen better days. The screen frame was bent, the bottom panel was bent, the handle was missing a screw, and frame was very weathered (and not in a good way). It was a complete …
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