Do you have a builders grade kitchen that desperately needs some character? Today, Im going to share some easy way you can transform your unsightly kitchen into a 1920's vintage style kitchen. The last time I shared my kitchen with you was September of 2012. It was an organizing post so you got to see the inside of my cabinets. Since then, I have been adding vintage touches to bring more character and charm to the space. My kitchen is a reflection of my personality. Im an old soul and…
I'm going to start this post by saying that in NO way is this how my Laundry Room looks on a daily basis, but rather me sharing with you what a finished, clean and picked up room looks like in our home. I hope you enjoy the tour. xoxo K. When we built our home we didn't have the cabinet guy put anything in our Laundry room specifically because we had salvaged these cabinets from a friend of my husbands who had an old house on his property and they were going to burn down. We scored some…
Dining Room The old hutch. Too small! Entry Way Dinette Nook Hallway Master Bedroom Living Room Nursery in The Old House Little Girl Bedroom Mather Bathroom Porch
While Blogger is (I hope, I hope, I hope!) getting things fixed so I can post pictures again the easy way, I thought I would bring back an oldie but goodie. My make your own vintage style locker basket tutorial from 2011. I have added a few updates to the post. I know a lot of people are organizing their homes right now and these are super cute storage! The new locker baskets are larger than the vintage ones too, which is nice. I adore the look of vintage locker baskets. But I have never…
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Lisa from Serendipity Chic Design turned a $2.00 wire basket from Goodwill into her own hanging storage shelf. She simply gave the basket a coat of black spray paint and then got to work on creating the numbered hook. Amazingly, the number is just an image she printed from
