I built this table 4 years ago. Little Evelyn was about a month from her due date and I was a stay at home mom with lots of project time on my hands. With a large, brand new porch that had been finished up a few seasons prior, I still had a lot of space …
Cooking is my second favorite hobby next to designing, of course. So any time I can create more storage or function in my kitchen, I jump on it. Although this time, I let my boys have a little fun! Originally an exterior wall, this wall is 8″ thick. If you live in an old farmhouse, …
These homeowners had gone room to room updating this historic, small-town home. They breathed new life back into the gorgeous, inlaid wood flooring and brought fresh perspective and style back into the dated elements. With one room to go, they needed a little advice and a few visuals! Natural lighting was key in this design …
This teeny, tiny, outdated kitchen needed to become a bit more flavorful! No style and lack of counterspace meant no fun for a person who loves to cook. So the first step was to empty the space and open it up to give a little more storage and a lot more traffic flow and prep …
The kitchen is one of the most hardworking rooms in the home. When the kitchen isn’t huge, every last inch of space counts–especially if you love to cook and bake. The problem with this layout wasn’t the quality of cabinets, it was the useable space. The desk wasn’t ever used for it’s intended purpose and …
This cute, old home was bought years ago by a couple of young newly weds as a starter home. As is with all old homes, this one came with a list of problems. The bathroom was cramped, the kitchen was dated and closed in, the flooring needed replaced, and of course there were a few …
An office entry doesn’t need to look commercial. Since this office was once a home and has so much historic charm, we kept the charm and added office elements. The same as the rest of the house, the carpet had to be torn out, the walls needed skim coated, primed and painted, and the floors …
Plaster Wall Repair Back in the days before drywall, walls were framed as straight as possible and covered with rough sawn 1/2″x2″ pieces of slat board and then covered with plaster. Nothing was even and slight shifting in the home due to settling caused cracks and separated corners. We are lucky today to have walls …
Get notified about:
