This Old Clintonville House
A Brand New Space: Master Bath and Closet
You guys know I love old homes. The character, the history and all the things that make them unique. But I have to say…having a brand new bathroom AND walk-through closet in an old house is pretty frickin’ sweet. So let me walk you through the first NEW rooms in my room reveals. As IContinue reading “A Brand New Space: Master Bath and Closet”
Master Bedroom Lacking Style: Part 2
Another week has flown by. (Anyone else feeling the weird time warp that is quarantine/coronavirus/2020 extra hard right now??) It was a busy weekend here of DIY and paint, paint, paint. If you haven’t yet checked out Part 1 of this master bedroom saga go do that now! If you follow me on Instagram youContinue reading “Master Bedroom Lacking Style: Part 2”
Master Bedroom Lacking Style: Part 1
One of the great features of this house was the option to have a first floor master. I’m no spring chicken, and I think I’ve told you before that I plan to die in this house. Having a first floor master just makes sense for long-term planning. Because our house was only a single storyContinue reading “Master Bedroom Lacking Style: Part 1”
Antique Powder Room Refresh: A One Day Challenge
This post required me to not only leave my house, but to leave my state. My sister had requested help with her powder room, and so I bought paint and accessories to do a (somewhat) surprise make-over in one day. With limited time and budget, I wasn’t able to do all of the things IContinue reading “Antique Powder Room Refresh: A One Day Challenge”
Creating a Warm and Cozy Living Room
This living room had good bones: two 9 pane exterior doors, original wood floors, original windows, unpainted woodwork, tall ceilings and a fireplace. (We’ll ignore the fact that it wasn’t a functioning fireplace.) We had the floors professionally refinished by Tony at Cavalier Floors. He also repaired a hole where we had an electrician moveContinue reading “Creating a Warm and Cozy Living Room”
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Curious about your porch -is it screened/glasses?
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I believe in most of these photos the screens are mainly missing, which is likely why it’s hard to tell. The top panes are glass, and all of the large bottom frames hold screens. I’ll be sharing the porch updates next week!
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