Before I had my bedroom closet updated,
I thought having a “walk-in” closet was the only way my husband and I could share a closet. Turned out, we just needed a more efficient storage solution. Our old closet was a typical “reach in” closet that you would see in older homes. Here’s how it looked after we emptied all contents out. It was a sad state of affairs with that old, single closet rod.
I’ve always wanted to hang wallpaper in my home.
I love the beautiful patterns, plus it makes big impact in small spaces like mine.
As a renter, wallpaper can be tricky though. I avoid making any changes to my apartment that will require a lot of work when I move out. Moving is hard enough without having to repaint before leaving, or worse: losing a deposit!
I found this ornate mirror on Craigslist for $80 last winter,
and I was thrilled when the seller said okay to my $50 offer, as the mirror was in great shape. It had no scratches and no broken parts, so other than it’s color, it was in perfect condition.
Taking a vintage milk can off the farm and giving
it a new purpose as a side table to use in your living room, bedroom, guest room, entryway or on your porch.
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The pool was 20 years old and needed
$25,000 in work. All the kinds had flown the coop…time for something new! Plus we live in the snow belt and would prefer getting more than 2.5 months use out of the area. So if you LOVE pools, scroll by so you don’t cry!