Hello friends! I’m sharing some updates I’ve made to my master bedroom. Some were quick, and some took me several years to get to, but they were all simple changes to this ever evolving space. I shared this space a few months ago during the holidays, and you can see how it looked here. Pillows… Read more
Vintage Dresser Makeover with Fusion Mineral Paint
Well hello my friends! It makes me so happy when I find a new paint, a great new paint color, or new tool to add to my painting bag of tricks. Today, I’m sharing a new (to me) color from Fusion Mineral Paint called “Champlain.” It’s a very pretty warm, creamy white that reminds me… Read more
French Farmhouse Dixie Dresser Makeover
I was immediately drawn to the simple elegance of this vintage Dixie dresser. The subtle curve of the bow front. The simple and understated carved details at the bottom. The original Hepplewhite pulls that had aged to the perfect bronze patina. What’s not to love? The original reddish mahogany finish was worn, but otherwise this… Read more
Simple Display Ledge Made from Salvaged Crown Molding
I’ve been collecting “junk” as long as I can remember. Growing up, I lived in a small neighborhood in a very small town in Western Michigan. On occasion, my friend and I would ride our bikes to the neighborhood dump and search for treasures among the trash. I tell my kids that’s what I did… Read more
Kitchen Refresh for Spring
Hi Friends! It has been quite rainy and gloomy here in Seattle this week, and I am definitely ready for longer, brighter days. Subtle signs that spring is upon us are beginning to appear. The cherry trees are on the verge of blooming, cheerful daffodils are making their yearly appearance all over the city, and… Read more
Vintage Desk in “Antique Black”
Frustrated and stuck. Ready to just give up. Done. Have you ever felt like that? That’s what I was feeling while refinishing a dresser that was not turning out the way I had envisioned. You see, I decided to apply a wax finish, and as I soon discovered, I am no fan of waxing furniture…. Read more
How to Create A Reclaimed Wood Finish With Milk Paint
I’m back today with a makeover of a vintage empire style console table. The original finish was a tiger oak veneer that had some damaged and missing areas along the sides. I sometimes refinish select areas of the wood on pieces like this, like the drawers or the top. Because of the damaged… Read more
Tips for Painting Upholstered Furniture
Hey friends! I’m so happy to bring you today’s guest post from Erin Holdgate of Zillow. Erin shares some great tips for painting upholstered furniture. This is something I have been curious about, and definitely need to give it a try. 5 Tips for Painting Over Upholstered Furniture By Erin Holdgate Imagine your favorite couch… Read more
Dresser Makeover in Navy and Brass
I’ll admit, I have been known to stalk a piece of furniture. Embarrassing, but true. While I was scouting the furniture section on a recent thrifting trip, I overheard a nearby couple discussing a piece of furniture. The woman was laying out her best arguments trying to convince the gentleman that they should purchase… Read more
Spring Umbrella Wreath
The tulips and daffodils have been making their way into the grocery stores (and my shopping cart!) here in Seattle, and I am so ready for spring. I finally took down the holiday decor from my porch, and am slowly adding in some spring color. I saw a cute umbrella wreath idea on Country Living,… Read more
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