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How to paint cabinet pulls with Toothpicks

April 30, 2019

I purchased and installed 14 cabinet pulls in the wrong finish. I ordered the cheapest pulls in an oil rubbed bronze finish to replace the builder grade nickel hardware in our laundry room.

In this case, the low-cost cabinet hardware came at a steep price; the cabinet pulls were non-returnable

I thought the oil rubbed bronze would look great against the white cabinets, but I did not love the finish. However, I was pretty sure I would love an all-black cabinet pull.

Painting over a dozen cabinet pulls without incident (meaning no coverage issues or drips) had me looking at a long, drawn-out paint fix. And, then I got an idea on how to paint cabinet pulls. An idea that would take seconds and mean little to no downtime in a room that is used every single day.

With an Amazon box, 1/2 can of black spray paint + primer and a handful of toothpicks I set up my impromptu paint station.

The sharp point of the toothpicks made it easy to press into the cardboard box. The cabinet pulls might have wobbled on the toothpick, but they didn’t fall down.

Never under underestimate the power of a toothpick.

I lined the toothpicks up, poking them just a bit, into the box. I placed each cabinet pull on top of the toothpicks. The cabinet pulls were hollow so the toothpicks could handle the weight of each cabinet pull.

A can of black spray paint changed the look of the cabinet pulls in seconds. The toothpicks made it easy to spray around each cabinet pull without coverage gaps. meant I could get around each cabinet pull without coverage gaps.

The painted cabinet pulls gave me the look I wanted for a space that is all about lost socks, stains and loads of laundry. It’s the most popular room in the house.

After hundreds of loads of laundry, the spray painted cabinet pulls have not faded or chipped. They look brand new!

Love it! And, no one in the family ever knew of my initial disappointment in the finish. I started and finished and reinstalled the pulls in a matter of a few hours. In fact, NO ONE in the family noticed I had changed the cabinet pulls from the original pulls!

Pinnable graphic below!

How to Build Farmhouse Kitchen Shelves

April 5, 2019

The farmhouse shelves in our kitchen were one of my favorite projects. The shelves opened up the space and added a bit of a trend to my aging, dated kitchen. The farmhouse kitchen shelves were an inexpensive solution to replace the dated cabinets and not lose valuable storage. If you are looking for an entry-level DIY project these shelves are a perfect starting point.

Well, when we knocked out the wall between the kitchen and dining room we lost a row of upper cabinets. The open shelves was a great way to keep the space open and add storage space for the essentials.

It was a simple project with 2 x 12 select pine from Home Depot. We went with select pine because it has a smoother finish. I cut the pine boards to size using a table saw (with an assist from my assistant (husband) to hold the end of the board).

I used my favorite pre-stain wood conditioner to prep the wood shelves.

This was my go-to stain for most of my DIY projects. I have a few other favs, but this is a reliable stain and gives me a rich, Colorado rustic finish.

I went with a heavy bracket and found Wade’s shop on Etsy. These were super easy to install to the wall and the weight of the brackets matched the weight of the pine shelves.

The hardest part of these farmhouse shelves was capturing a photo at the right time of day (still waiting) and staging the shelves. Seriously, I was so excited to stage the shelves and it has been many late nights with episodes of Friends in the background while trying to find the right accessories.

This was an easy Saturday afternoon project. I loved this project so much I added the same shelves to our aging basement kitchenette/bar. So the farmhouse shelf photos are from both spaces.

I am taking staging suggestions for staging the shelves in the comments.

Easy Christmas Decor Details

December 11, 2018

I almost passed on these tiny houses in the dollar section at Target-twice. Did I really need tiny houses? Especially in a house where I could paint the front door pink and my boys would not notice. But sometimes the easy Christmas decor details add character to the larger pieces.

Kind of like earrings or a bracelet or a scarf. But my easy details included a gnome, dollar section houses and wool blanket someone clearly stashed in the hopes it would not be found (by someone like me).

After all the big items like garland, lights and trees are in place it’s fun to take stock of the tiny details; you know the finds that are leftover after the big stuff is in place. As the holiday boxes empty, I consolidate what is left to one box and spend a few days between work and baking to add tiny and easy details like wool blankets and little houses.

The tiny details are the items I found after the holidays or got a screaming deal on so they are just little extras. This wool blanket was a total score last January. It was stashed between pillows in the clearance section at HomeGoods. I could not grab this fast enough. And, then to rediscover it in November is like a present to myself.

I snagged this gnome from HomeGoods last year after the holidays. His lantern lights up! He relocates to a new spot every few days. This gnome is the high school and college-age version of Elf on the Shelf.

New Kitchen Chandelier

December 4, 2018

My husband and I negotiate every day in our jobs and in our marriage. And, the new kitchen chandelier was an example of a negotiation. Except, from my perspective, the chandelier was a (huge) compromise. Until this compromise, my negotiations were larger scale with dreams of a newer kitchen. In the end, we decided a college tuition was a higher priority. Especially when we will have two in college next year. I blinked and my baby leaves for college next year.

I wish I could go all Jeanie in a Bottle and blink myself a new kitchen too. But, I did get a new chandelier for our kitchen table.

I love it! I reminded my husband that by the time I bring up the subject of a new anything- it means I have already measured, researched (Pinterest) and made the decision for him. Like when I found this chandelier at Crate & Barrel.

The new chandelier replaced this one. It was dated and so heavy. It just hovered over the table. We bought it a decade ago at The Great Indoors. Does anyone remember that store? No that is not a mirror between those ferns. That was the time Home Depot had a $5.00 fern sale…

It got the seal of approval of our daughter over Thanksgiving. Whew! And, it lightened & brightened the space instantly. I could not wait to layer the chandelier with garland and a few pops of color.

I can only imagine what our Bernese Mountain dog (Chloe with a C) was thinking we I got this upside down chandelier view.

The chandelier was not a budget breaker during the holidays and it certainly brightened our holiday (and kitchen). Until we got this one, I never noticed how the previous chandelier was a focal stop point. With this new chandelier, the eye continues to see beyond the iron arches.

Garage Entry Door Makeover in an Hour

November 20, 2018

It’s the week of Thanksgiving. I should focus on mashed potatoes, fresh linens and a vacuum to reign in the dog hair. But that’s not what happened yesterday. In between a quick inventory of the Christmas trees and hauling out bags of clothes to drop off at Goodwill, I painted the garage entry door. That’s right in less than an hour I had a garage entry door makeover. Welcome home…

You know when you reach that point where you have to drop everything because something bugs you so much? Like a mosquito bite; that you can’t reach to scratch? Well, my garage entry door was that mosquito; except it was door and days before Thanksgiving.

This was the door a few years ago before it got a quick update with a coat of black paint and new hardware. But over the years the door got banged up with tennis bags and a 93 pound Bernese Mountain dog covered in mud.

She may also be the reason the updated door hardware tilts.

I switched things up with a couple quick coats of Chelsea Gray. The same paint I used to paint our living room hutch. There is an Instagram account just for Benjamin Moore’s Chelsea Gray.

In our house, the entry door from the garage is the most popular door. The only one who visits the front door is the UPS or Fed Ex guy. So it only made sense that my family members have a door with fresh paint.

In less than an hour, I had a garage entry door makeover. And I added a little something to welcome my family home.

It turns out the crazy, packed schedule is the deadline I needed to haul out a paint tarp. The time spent painted rolled by quickly with thoughts of all three of my children home for a few days. #fullhouse

I plan to make these as these breakfast rolls in the days before Thanksgiving.

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Never Underestimate the Power of Paint

November 7, 2018

“Do you think we can find paint ideas on Pinterest?” My husband asked this question while driving home with three salvaged doors hanging out the back of my car. The fact that my husband knew how to use Pinterest in a sentence made me so happy. His question told me he listens to some of my crazy house ideas. And, my crazy house ideas and my time are not wasted on Pinterest in the early hours of most Saturday mornings. Never underestimate the power of paint.

As a Realtor, I remind sellers paint has all the power in a room. A paint color has the power to turn off or engage potential buyers when they walk thru the front door.

The same can be said for your friends and family members. Don’t we all have a relative who has too much tchochtke and a crocheted toilet seat cover?

For older homes, buyers plan to paint and carpet.

But, sometimes paint can overpower the “bones” of the home. The paint hides the details.

I speak from personal experience. Heavy, dated walls make rooms feel dark and clutter.

Paint has the power to see the small details.

The details that are conversation starters with friends, family or homebuyers.

Paint has the power to create a mood or invoke a feeling.

Dated paint colors are a distraction. At some point, most of us apologize for one of our rooms:

“Yes we know the color we picked out nine years ago is so 2009. I picked that paint color. I own it.

Thankfully the paint is long gone and so is that wall between the kitchen and dining room.

Never underestimate the power of paint. And, maybe a few other updates.

How to Update an Kitchen Island in Less than an Hour

October 10, 2018

My kitchen is on the waitlist for a renovation. Every month she moves up the waitlist patiently waiting to get her measurements taken, her drawers evaluated and her cooktop lifted and replaced. But, until the kitchen gets off the waitlist, I found a way to update a kitchen island in less than an hour.

This update made me so happy! It took less than hour and gave my kitchen island a mini makeover. I tend to get impatient waiting for a project. Like when we decided to take on this project and remove the wall into the dining room.

When my general contractor (husband) dragged his feet, I removed all the dishes and the microwave in the upper cabinets to make my point. The wall came down that weekend.

This kitchen island update was an example of patience; my patience. My initial plan to update the kitchen island was to paint the kitchen cabinets pumpkin orange for the season (just the lower cabinets) and string Christmas lights under the cabinets for under counter lighting. #wink #snarcasm

That might get the kitchen to the top of the waitlist.

My family knows I might just do it to make sure the kitchen moves up the waitlist a little faster. I may or may not have already scheduled the electrician to proactively move the gas line. We don’t need a cooktop during the holidays?

A big part of the kitchen renovation includes the removal and replacement of a larger kitchen island. So my decision to paint the island was a low risk and low effort to just give her a little tweak.

If you blinked you might have missed the subtle update. The boys in my house missed it… for weeks.

What do you think? Do you have ideas for inexpensive updates?

Monsters in the Bathroom

October 2, 2018

If you have children you might agree there are little monsters in the bathroom-everyday. I have messy monsters who leave towels and empty toilet paper rolls on the floor. I shared my boys’ bathroom status here. Apparently, my guys don’t have the energy in the morning to pick up a .02 ounce piece of cardboard. But with fall in the air why should the bathroom be left out of the Halloween fun? That’s what I decided when I was looking for cute ways to make my kids smile in the early, pre-dawn school day mornings. I mean, how could you not smile when you see this monster in the bathroom? Good morning to my monsters!

I don’t remember what I was searching on Etsy when I stumbled upon monster bathroom toilet decals, but I had to order one!

Here is a similar monster decal. And, the added bonus is it costs less than a Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte.

I mean how cute is this little monster in the bathroom. I might need to add one for the bathtub.

Here’s the scary thing; this little monster has been in the bathroom year round for a few years! At this point, this monster is a part of the family.

I might need to grab one for the master bath or the powder bathroom!

This would be a fun idea for a college care package.

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Dining Room Table is Our Giving Tree

September 5, 2018

Do you know the book, The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein? The classic children’s book was described as one of the “most divisive books in children’s literature.” I sided with the tree. And, I bet our dining room table wood too. Did you see what I just did?

Our dining room table is our 2018 version of the giving tree.

We found this table at a furniture store in Denver. We purchased it when we moved from Westerville, Ohio to Colorado. My traditional, cherry stain furniture did not work in our brownstone in the suburbs home.

My husband and I equally loved this dining room table and like proud parents we were happy to show it off to friends and family.

Like most dining rooms, however, the dining room table was located in the least used room for it’s designated purpose, but this table carries the load for our family. Literally.

Over the years, the dining room table turned into the catchall for tennis racquets, shopping bags, sweaty uniforms, and mail.

the giving table.

Dining Room Table

During the holidays, we cleared the table’s clutter and dust and topped it off with a layer of furniture oil. Seasonal tablescapes were created over her rough edges. Friends shared their interest in our table if we decided to sell our possessions and move into

… a tiny house.

But, it turns out there is a twist in The Giving Tree analogy. Maybe, we gave a little bit of love back to the dining room table.

Let me explain.

During our first Thanksgiving, with a dozen relatives squeezed around our table, we discovered that the rough edges and bumps on the surface were a bit of a challenge for the dining experience.

It turns out the glasses wobbled.. like Weebles.

My husband panicked and had plans to order a glass table top. Over my grey roots (see what I did there)? On that Thanksgiving night, I fell more in love with our table; it wasn’t perfect. The design to create a table for a Colorado home, it turned out, could not keep a wine glass level. The glasses wobbled. Kind of like grandma after her second glass of Chardonnay. Grandma blamed the table.

Maybe it was the table. Our table.

My husband suggested a glass top for the table. I suggested bubble wrap placemats. It turned out, the table’s imperfections became the best conversation starters with a table full of guests (and drinking glasses). And, just like the book, our dining room table gave us a little bit more.

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Last Call Before the Boys’ Bathroom Remodel

September 4, 2018

Do we ever stop calling our boys, boys? That was the question swirling in my head as I took a few photos of the boys’ bathroom before the bathroom remodel.

One of the things I loved about our house was the Jack & Jill bathroom between the boys’ bedrooms. I called it a Jack & Jack bathroom. My sister called it SpongeBob and Whiney Pants’ bathroom. My younger son was a little whiney when his auntie babysat! #theyloveher #auntietricia

Some of the funniest childhood memories between these brothers took place in this bathroom. Like when my younger son went through a sleepwalking phase and decided the trashcan was the toilet. His brother witnessed the entire episode when he walked in to see why Evan was making so much noise in the middle of the night.

Or the transition from “tubbies” to showers.

Before the Boys’ Bathroom Remodel

Or the scent of Axe lingering long after the boys left for school. As a practical joke, they sprayed the Axe into the air vent between one of their bedrooms and their sister’s bathroom. She came out screaming that her room smelled like a middle school hallway.

What hasn’t changed over the years are the wet towels on the floor. Or, the empty toilet paper rolls the boys line up next to the toilet because the cardboard rolls were too heavy to toss in the garbage.

My boys have more hair and facial products than my daughter and me combined. Their bathroom counter looks like a Sephora counter after a sale. I may need to plan Thanksgiving facials this fall so I can take a new photo. #countdowntothanksgiving

I tried to blur myself out of the mirror’s reflection and I just noticed the quart of paint on the bathroom counter. When I made the farmhouse frame around the mirror, my older son could not wrap his head around the “Why?” “Mom, why did you add a frame? What was wrong with just the mirror?

This vinyl sign has been with this bathroom since the early years. I may have to repaint over it the vinyl and then peel off the vinyl with the blue paint maintaining the message.

These are the boys’ bathroom before the remodel memories. But let’s be clear; I am ready for new flooring, tile updates and new dual sink vanity with new sinks and faucets.

I love my boys and I am so excited to begin the demo on the boys to men bathroom remodel. It’s not just a transformation of their room it’s a reflection of their own personal transformation thru high school and college.

Revere Pewter Paint in Family Room

August 22, 2018

Do you know that feeling when you see a photo of yourself and your like, “That is not what I look like?” Well, that’s the same reaction I upload home photos. “My family room doesn’t look like that? Oh yes, it does, Laura. Oh, yes it does. I love the Revere Pewter family room walls, but these photos show a little more blah than boom. And, it wasn’t until I took these photos that I realized I have some family room goals this fall. My Revere Pewter family room walls need a little more color! I was on the right track when I added these pillows.

The basket with the pillows is one of the favorite things in the room. I love the contrast between the wicker and the blue & white pillows. See that tennis ball in the background? I have a photo collage of random tennis balls. When you are a tennis family you find tennis balls just about everywhere. Last spring I painted the niches and nooks Hale Navy and love the contrast. You can see the family room before last year here. Warning: there was a lot of brown in the before photos.

This is one of my favorite signs. Very soon, the green will be replaced with orange! When do you start decoring for fall? I hold out until the first day of September. Apparently, Starbucks can’t wait that long.

Here is a glimpse of our new windows from earlier this summer. The new windows transformed the room. We replaced all the windows with clear glass (no grids). I shared the details of this copycat lamp here and I can’t wait for the lamp to come back in stock to order a second one.

And, then I captured this wall and I was like, “Oh, that’s rough Laura.” Now what?

Our dream, okay my dream, is to knock down that wall and add a dual-sided fireplace (the living room is on the opposite side). But until then I need something on those walls. Taking suggestions! And, look I spy another tennis ball.

Pottery Barn Bathroom Vanity Knockoff

August 21, 2018

When our son left for college my husband and I put our blood, sweat and tears into our daughter’s bathroom remodel. We tore out the tile and the tub in a weekend. The remaining tiled shower, new shower glass door install, drywall, flooring took months and that was the just the decisions on tile, flooring and new vanity. We finished the bathroom remodel project days before Thanksgiving; just in time for our daughter to arrive home (from Denver-12 miles away) to stay for the Thanksgiving week. The fun part of the bathroom remodel was finding a Pottery Barn Bathroom Vanity Knockoff.

Like most home purchases, I had my eye on this Pottery Barn Vanity. But as a future guest bathroom, my husband was not on board with the price tag. I totally agreed with him on this one.

Better to save the price negotiations for our master bathroom or powder bath.

Source: Pottery Barn

I took my online search to a different direction and shared my favorite bathroom vanities here. I shared my search results with my husband and we both decided on this bathroom vanity from Lowes. With a price tag of $749.00, it was perfect for our runaway budget after the shower install.

Our vanity was slightly different from the cabinet setup, but the countertop and slatted shelf were the same. This vanity is functional and economical. The gray lightened up this windowless bathroom and was a nice update from the builder grade vanity.

Found these cute little canisters at Ikea to store a few essentials.

Pottery Barn Inspired Lamp

July 31, 2018

I love lighting, but I don’t love to shop for lamps. There are too many details like height, width, and lamp shades. It’s too much. This is where the internet jumps in to make the search easier. My first stop, in my pajamas and in front of my tablet, was Pottery Barn. It’s my destination for inspiration and beautiful tablescapes. And, it’s where I found a Pottery Barn lamp that was perfect for the family room. It kind of feels like I am cheating on Pottery Barn, but not really because I do contribute to Pottery Barn’s quarterly sales.

My first search for lamps landed me in front of these lamps online. I found them on Pottery Barn’s site. I loved the look with the clear and sturdy base. My only issue was the price and I did find a Pottery Barn table lantern (on sale) that I loved. I could not justify buying three lamps at those prices in one click. I needed to pace my spending.

copycat-decorating-pottery-barn-inspired-lamp

Source: Pottery Barn

I took my search to Wayfair and found this lamp for 1/2 the price. The reviews were great too! The good news is the lamp is on sale. The bad news; it’s currently out of stock here.

Sidenote: I signed up for a “back in stock” alert.

Photo Credit: Wayfair.com

CopyCat Decorating: Pottery Barn Inspired Lamp

The best part of the CopyCat Pottery Barn inspired lamp is when it arrived. You know that nervous anticipating when you grab a pair of scissors to open the well-taped box? And, you say a little prayer to the shopping angels that the lamp resembles the photo from the website. Well, this lamp did not disappoint! It’s sturdy, the lampshade has a snug fit against the base (no wobble).

I love this lamp! I plan to buy a second one as soon as they are back in stock. Thanks for stopping by for this CopyCat Decor find!

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Kitchen Sink Envy & Sink Buying Guide

July 18, 2018

Have you looked at the calendar? We are on the backend of July! This is the time of year I look forward to fall and a good DIY project. I like to plan DIY projects to stay busy after we return to Colorado from dropping our son off at college. My kitchen plans (dreams) include new counters, cabinets, and an expanded island. But, until I get the all clear to remove the cabinets I will focus on my kitchen sink envy.

Sidenote: My husband’s biggest fear is finding me knee deep in drywall with an oversized trash can on the main level of the house.

This is the only image of my stainless, dual overmount sink. Is it called an overmount sink? Or, is the kitchen sink’s mount status only referenced if it is an undermount sink? These are the questions that flood my mind during the day.

I shared a post about how to keep the kitchen sink pretty a few weeks ago. I never shared a photo of my kitchen sink. That post got me thinking about what I want in a kitchen sink.

Kitchen Sink Envy on Pinterest

Before I remove the kitchen island I want to share a few kitchen sink ideas to manage my kitchen sink envy. The first two kitchens below reflect what I want in my new kitchen; white cabinets, clean counters and darker cabinets for the kitchen island.

This stainless steel apron sink would be a definite upgrade to my sink. How do we feel ladies and guys about a dual sink versus one large sink? Please weigh in below in the comments.

Here is a second kitchen with white cabinets. This kitchen includes a stainless, under-mount, dual sink. Can someone explain to me the advantage to a single oversized sink? My sink habits include dirty dishes in one half of the sink and the other side of the sink is reserved for hand washing. #hashtagsuburbanmomprobs

Source: Decaholic

Moving on, what do you think of the darker sink? i can’t tell if it’s aged copper. Either way, I love the contrast between the white cabinets and the darker sink.

However, I am a little distracted by the tschoke surrounding the kitchen sink. And, dear Lord please don’t let this be a blog friend’s sink!

Source: Pinterest

Porcelain Kitchen Sink Envy

Okay, this kitchen has white counters and dark cabinets. I love the brass lights and cabinet hardware. Who has a porcelain sink? Be honest, what are the drawbacks? Does it chip? And, that’s not a deal breaker if there is some kind of epoxy strength fix.

I like the idea of an apron on the front. The kitchen cabinet below my kitchen sink is filthy. The cabinet’s crevices are the catch-all for coffee grounds and bacon grease. Eww! A kitchen sink apron would solve that problem.

Source: Pinterest

Finally, I had to share a copper kitchen sink I found on Wayfair. Personally, I think a copper sink is too fancy for my cooking skills. Where do you weigh in on a copper kitchen sink?

Source: Wayfair

Thanks for stopping by today. Let me know what you think. See below for related posts including the Apartment Therapy sink guide.

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Home Office Mailbox Find

July 16, 2018

A few years ago I was at the Barn; a popular vintage store located south of Denver in a town called Castle Rock. It’s a fun place to browse when you need a break from the scheduled packed days. On that day, I had a few minutes before meeting a girlfriend for coffee and ran into the Barn. In between the antiques and farmhouse finds, I found a brassy metal mailbox. It was an inexpensive find and I had plans to use it in my kitchen to hold keys. Well, that mailbox went around the block, I mean house, a few times. Finally landing (hanging) in my home office. My home office mailbox with rusty edges was not ready for Goodwill.

Home Office Mailbox Find

With an ongoing home office refresh, the mailbox found a new home in my home office, right next to the door. It got a sloppy coat of Hale Navy paint and added a little cover to the Revere Pewter walls.

In today’s email packed boxes, this little mailbox no longer holds mail.

But with the tiny door lift centered on the front of the mailbox, it is ready to store something fun. Sometimes practical is overrated!

I would love your thoughts on what to store in the front compartment. I love the metal scroll detail. Although this mailbox no longer holds the local newspaper I want to find something for the scrolled arms.

Sidenote: Our kids have no concept of a news article on printed paper.

But, what I love most about this mailbox is it reminds us of the low tech version of mail delivery. The little key entry on the front panel suggests an earlier version of security.

I love it and my little home office mailbox looks content to sit on the wall and be a part of a home office makeover.

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Favorite Piece of Furniture

June 27, 2018

HI Everyone! Do you have a favorite room in the house? Maybe a favorite coffee (or tea) mug or a favorite piece of furniture? I have favorites of all the above, but today is about my favorite piece of furniture in our house. Hands Down! There is one piece that we love the most and gets the most love! And, it turns out to be the entire family’s favorite too! In fact, whoever gets home first if the first to claim it. And, you the best part of this piece is that there is no television in the living room.

And the favorite piece of furniture, no television required, is this Crate & Barrel Chaise. You can find it here. And, we got it on sale during the C&B Labor Day sale last year. Seriously, it’s my favorite piece of furniture. It’s comfortable, stylish, flexible and the perfect spot to catch a small nap in the late afternoon sun.

It’s a favorite place for our dog Tanner. I used to shoo him off and now I tell him, “You earned this Tanner.”

You might say this chaise was the trigger to update the entire room.

And, those views of Colorado sunsets. It’s why we put this favorite piece of furniture in front of the windows.

Here are a few details about the rug and that hutch. That hutch had three makeovers in as little as three weeks.

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