A question I am asked all the time is, “how hard is it to take out a wall?” Well…it depends…I know! Such a crummy answer. We always hate the “it depends” answer to any question, but in the case of blowing out walls: it depends. Keep reading. I promise I’ll give a more clear answer.
Open shelves in a kitchen are loved by some and not-so-loved by others, but ever since I built a set of open shelves in our last kitchen (click here to see that transformation), it’s been nothing but love for open shelves on our end. Naysayers think that they collect too much dust—which they totally do—but
With our kitchen remodel getting all of the love around our construction site, our dining room has been flying under the radar throughout our recent kitchen/dining reno. Sure, our dining room held its own for years as a green carpeted, pink walled formal living room, but when we worked up plans for our kitchen overhaul,
Lots of brass. Lots of white. Just the way I like it. Check out the source list for our most recent kitchen reno. (Click here for pics.) 1. Pendant light over sink | 2. Kitchen faucet & island faucet | 3. Island pendant lights 4. Cabinet knobs & cabinet pulls | 5. Wall color: BM
Want to see a ridiculously amazing sight for sore, construction-tired eyes? 4 months ago, our kitchen looked like this… And last I left you (pre-holiday shenanigans), our kitchen reno looked like this… Nope. Not anymore. A whole month does a kitchen good, y’all. Are we 100% finished? Negative. But with just a couple open shelves
Y’all. Just look at how great-big-wide-open our kitchen and living spaces are going to be. Sure. There’s plastic and sheetrock dust everywhere right now, but with walls gone and so much natural light spanning from front to back of our house, we can finally breathe—figuratively speaking. Right now our lungs are filled with serious amounts
Yo, Cara. Where have you been? I want to know, NEED to know, can’t sleep at night without knowing what’s going on in your remodel! …Maybe you aren’t that anxious about what’s going on in the cloud of fumes & dust that we call home, but in case you are even remotely curious, I will
