The ups & downs of living in & restoring our 100+ old Victorian house
In a kitchen remodel, or any remodel, the more planning and design you do before starting, the better chance of staying on track and on budget. Spend the most time in the planning stage. It’s much easier and more affordable to make changes on paper or a 3D render now then it is when you’re […]
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about our small kitchen and what to do with it since losing a wall of cabinets. Because our kitchen is the hub of our home, I’ve been putting time into researching and planning to try and get it as functional for us as humanly possible (and without spending a […]
Some of you may have seen it through our Insta-stories, but huuuge progress was made in our kitchen this past week! For the first time in the 6 weeks since our dishwasher flooded, we now have a kitchen floor again! Would you believe this lovely Carrara marble-looking floor is vinyl?! Now we can walk around […]
Ahh yes, the kitchen floor…not our dining room. Our dining room restoration was going swell: we had run new electric, repaired the plaster, primed and painted the ceiling and walls, and hung a ceiling medallion and antique chandelier. Despite having crown molding, picture railing, and paint removal on the trim to still do, we moved […]
The first week of our dining room renovation saw a lot of fast progress with plaster repair, electrical, and hanging our ceiling medallion and antique chandelier. This week was about making the room feel cohesive with a very simple but yet huge game changer: primer and paint. In case you missed our other dining room renovation […]
