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10 In kitchen/dining

Breaking In

I’m guessing this kitchen remodel from Amy at Style by Design was some sort of dismal office break-room area.  I’ve come to this conclusion by gathering the hard facts, namely: the soul-crushing utilitarian vibe I feel just by looking at it, plus the telling boxes of office supplies.  All it needs now is a typo-riddled sign taped to the refrigerator “You’re mom doesn’t work here! Clean up you’re mess!” and the look is complete.

But boy howdy, wouldn’t you rather heat up your Hot Pockets in that after kitchen?  I know I would. That’s gotta be a boost for morale.  Great work Amy!  See more on her blog here.


office kitchen makeover
 

 

office kitchen makeover after tiled backsplash

 

office kitchen before makeover

 

office kitchen makeover

3 In decor/ outdoors

Easy as Pieces

Nadia currently hails from a small farm in Tunisia, which is the northern-most country in Africa, which is the very first sentence that pops up when you google “Tunisia.”  Tunisia is totally civilized, but something tells me there isn’t a Home Depot on every corner.  And apparently broken tile is in abundant supply over there.  So Nadia used this to her advantage when she wanted some attractive patio decor.  She  cleaned up some old paint and olive oil cans, raided a few nearby tile piles, and boom!  Spiffy mosaic planters were born. 

Way to save the earth Nadia!  And your plants look nice too!  Check out the process on her blog Multicolored Pieces.













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13 In tables/dressers

Mute and Dilute

Aren’t these yellow side tables fantastic?  The color totally reminds me of dandelions!  Oh, snap that’s because the paint color is called Dandy-Lion from Martha Stewart!  That Martha. Is there anything she can’t do? But don’t rush out and buy Dandy-Lion paint just yet.  This is actually a muted version of the color because Liz-Marie added a coat of stain after painting and distressing. 

So NOW you can go get that paint, just throw a can of stain in your cart while you’re at it, or your sweet little Dandy-Lion will be more like DANDY-LION-ALL-UP-IN-YOUR-FACE-YA’LL, and we don’t want that. 









22 In bedroom

Totally Epical

Surely you have heard of the Epic Makeover that took place over on Mandi’s blog Vintage Revivals.  But then again, maybe you haven’t, if you are a little bit like me and took a major break from blog reading this summer because you were really busy and hot and also taking a nap.

So here’s the breakdown: Mandi had a contest to see who deserved a room makeover of epic proportions. After several rounds of voting, Jessica and her sad, sad bedroom won (nothing says romance like a workout calendar hanging over the marital bed), so Mandi personally came to her house and whipped said bedroom into all kinds of shape.  It’s pretty great. You can see more from Jessica on her blog My World Made by Hand.













8 In tables/dressers

Story of my Life

I went to the thrift store today and found this really great coffee table for $12.  It was a little wobbly and sticky to the touch, but that wasn’t enough to scare me off.  As I stood there waiting for the Goodwill guy to come back with a “Sold” tag, I dreamed of all the possible fates that awaited my sweet little coffee table.  White and distressed?  Black?  A dramatic peacock blue like Centsational Girl recently used?  Maybe just a good sanding and staining?  Hmmm.

And as I sat there pondering, I realized I didn’t really have a very clear idea of what I wanted.  And plus that Goodwill guy was taking for-flipping-ever.  So I wandered away and bought some candy bars at the store next door instead.

Aren’t you glad this blog isn’t about my projects?  Because they don’t exist.  So check out this lovely dresser from Nick at Lindauer Designs instead.  I admire his decision-making skills and follow-through.  And someday I’ll get my head screwed on straight too.  But probably not.


 

13 In bathroom

Under the Sink!

Unless Deedee was planning on keeping a tiny pet mermaid in her bathroom, that old vanity had to go.  A tiny pet mermaid is the only explanation I have for those built-in seats inside the shell-shaped sink, nothing else makes sense.  Isn’t the new countertop fabulicious?  It’s just plain old lumber, distressed and stained!  And don’t feel bad for the baby mermaid; she has a tiny new sailboat to float around in now.  Check out the whole story on Deedee’s blog Clover House.








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