I started this blog in 2006 when we were renovating our 1959 ranch kitchen and when house design blogging wasn't so much a thing, and here it is 2015! After 9 years of no updates, much has changed in our 1959 rancher: a renovated bathroom, a new master bedroom addition, lots of updates, too much painting, patios and even two cute kids to fill it! We learned a lot since then, and that kitchen from 2006, now needs a major update. I do hope to make some little changes to it (on a budget of course) as well as some changes to other rooms in the house. I hope to use this place in the huge world of home blogging, to share my little hobby of interior design on a very, very tight one income household budget! I used to love browns and beiges, but no more! So join me as I slowly try to brighten this place up! Note: not a write and photos all from iphone so nothing fancy here!
Before & After Exterior (new garage door, shutters, roof, window boxes and lots of petunias)
Front Porch and Door:
Kitchen
Remodeled in 2006, and now needs updated. Thinking about painting cabinets (I missed the white trend, new hardware and new pendant lighting.) Read more
here.
Before and After: Window be gone.
Eat-in Dining
Before & After:
Living Room
Master Bedroom:
Check out the exterior process
here!
Check out the interior process
here!
Niko's Boy Room
Click
here for a closer look!
Mila's Girl Nursery
Office/Playroom
Coming soon
Backyard with Addition
More info on the exterior addition click
here.
Before:
After:
1 comment:
I don't know if you still monitor this blog or not since I am interested in what you posted several years ago. I love what you did with the closet in your main bedroom. I stumbled upon your pictures somehow because I was reading about Ikea Pax doors to use for a "reach in" closet being build in our new main bedroom addition. My question is this: how did you figure the spacing between the sets of closet doors to allow enough room for the hinges? In a run of 6 feet or 8 feet, how did you know how many doors and hinges you could fit?
Thanks for any tips you can offer!
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