a home decor blog, making it pretty one space at a time
Since we’ve been working on our backyard, we decided the next step should be a playhouse for Don! He’s so excited and really, so am I. I never had a playhouse as a kid so I get to live vicariously through him. We spent yesterday planning out the house and dreaming about it. I thought I’d share some plans and our first piece of furniture we got for it!
I have slowly been adding more color to my house. Which has been so fun! Recently, I’ve been asked for my paint colors. So I thought I’d put them in one place so that they’re easy to find. This blog post has sources for my house’s paint with pictures and links so it’s easy to find.
I have wallpaper for almost every room in my house. They’re from a variety of sources so when someone asks where the wallpaper is from, it’s hard to give a concise answer. This blog post has sources for my house’s wallpaper with pictures and links so it’s easy to find.
For years I’ve really wanted to learn stained glass. I was reading a book on it when I found a class in my area and signed up immediately! It felt like a sign that it was the time to learn. I loved the class and decided to invest in supplies and some patterns. I thought I’d give you tips on getting started as a beginner stained glass artist if you’re interested too.
There’s are tons of way to take the affordable Rast chest and upgrade it. I personally think it’s perfect for a kid’s space. I’m going to turn it into a hutch for storage. It’d also be cute with a play kitchen and a tea set! Buckle up because I’m going to show you how to make a arch shape on top for a unique Ikea Rast hack!
We’ve owned our house for 5 years now! And when we bought it, the backyard was SO neglected. So we’ve spent the summers working on the space. It’s not perfect, but it’s pretty dang magical. I thought it’d be fun to do a yard tour and show some fun before and after pictures.
House details- Location Logan, Utah. Yard size- a little less than an acre. Zone 5b and 6a. House age- 1905. Owned the house- 5 years.
