The first room in our house that was transformed with more than just paint was a small room off the dining room that turned into our laundry room and only bath on the main level.
While somethings have changed a little in our bedroom since we moved in, we hadn't made the effort to actually design it. With everything else at a stand still, we decided to spend 3 days making over our master bedroom.
The work load doesn't intimidate us but the shortened timeline with expecting a baby in November has been a little intimidating.
Our main living area and master bedroom both were painted white when we first moved in. I think those spaces feel airy and have enough color with the furniture and accents we've chosen to have personality and depth. But I craved some colorful spaces sprinkled throughout our house. This small room that would one day be a playful nursery was a perfect spot for a little rebellion from the traditional feel of our house.
Lauren & Austin Day
Our kitchen project has taken longer than we anticipated—Isn’t that everyone’s kitchen renovation story? When we took out the metal cabinets and flooring in August, we found issues with the walls and electrical that needed to be addressed before anything else could get started. Once the cabinets were in the house, they didn’t stay in their packaging long. A few days after we picked them up, they were installed in our kitchen (because of amazing help from family). It feels so good to have the new cabinets in place after designing and dreaming for months. We’re sharing our how-to process and our first ever behind the scenes video. Eee!