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This is a pretty self-explanatory post, but it made me happy so I wanted to write about it. Maybe it will inspire someone else to do a little spring (or in my case winter) cleaning! So before I painted my bifold closet doors, I decided to reorganize our closet. This is the main closet in […]

I’m not claiming to be an expert Christmas tree decorator! We have three trees with very traditional decorations. I do, however, LOVE the themes that I use when decorating my trees! They are sentimental and meaningful to my family.  **Side note before reading: You don’t need a huge house to have more than one tree!!

A lot of people these days are getting rid of their china closets. I get it! Fine china is becoming less popular to own. It is expensive and used only a few times a year. I’ll be honest though, to me, a china closet means more storage. And in a “normal” sized home, storage is

Looking to spruce up your powder room? Add shelves above the toilet! Like many modest homes, I have a small bathroom on the first floor. It is the most used bathroom in our home, and even though it’s just a tiny space, I can’t help but want to decorate it. Enter a decorative shelf! It

I love a good corner cabinet. We had this one for many years (bought it from a local family) and loved it! I still loved it when I passed it along to the next lucky family. When I decided that my “brown phase” was over and I was moving towards the grays/whites, I switched out

I am a rustic farmhouse kind of lady. When we knocked our kitchen wall down and there was still a little bump on the ceiling, I knew exactly how to hide it: a rustic wooden ceiling beam! After doing some research, I decided to have a local lumber company make us a hollow wooden beam.

Obsessed. That’s how I feel about this sideboard. Simply obsessed. It is distressed, black iron, incredibly sturdy, and just plain beautiful! I loved my traditional china closet. Mainly because I wanted to display our fine china that my husband and I received for our wedding. I know – You don’t need to tell me. Many

If you are thinking of knocking down the wall between your kitchen and dining room, but are on the fence, let me be your deciding factor: Do it! When we first moved into our home (around 2010), we had a small kitchen, laminate on the floors, warm Nutmeg paint on the walls, and a “reserved