When we moved into our house, we got to work right away — repainting, redecorating, organizing. The whole place got love… except one space: my husband’s home office. Somehow, that room became the “just close the door” room.
Continue reading “Our $2K Home Office Revamp!”
We moved into our home about 6.5 years ago.
At the time, the dining room was pretty outdated – and we made some updates that upgraded the room while keeping it below $1,000. That ‘update’ consisted of removing wall moldings, new lighting, and paint.
Continue reading “Dining Room – Remodel: How you can do it for less!”
So for those of you who follow @metziahshome you have likely seen our recent project- my Mother-in-law’s new home.
The house had a good layout and location (next door) but that was about it! We literally had to redo almost everything just to get rid of the strong smell.
Continue reading “House Reno”
We decorated three floral bedrooms for you- and the best part is that it’s all on sale!
Continue reading “Floral themed bedrooms”
Since we moved into our house 3 yrs ago there had always been one room that was never complete. But now that my youngest is almost ready to transition to a bed (in other words not really ready because he will prob jump out of it and never sleep) we decided to get things rolling.
Continue reading “Boys Bedroom Redesign”
I love taking something that’s usually overlooked and making that the standout piece! Knobs and hardware are not costly and can update and make an entire piece of furniture or built in come to life!
Continue reading “The Hardware Edit”
This Girls bedroom is definitely a dream come true!
It has an extra bed for sleepovers, a bay window with cushions and hidden storage, and ample closet space!
Welcome to the most inviting room in our house! The family room is for “couch potatoe-ing” and doubles as a playroom for the main floor!
The purposes of this room are completely informal and the decor definitely reflects that! We started by painting the wall and closets black and white and going with all black seating. Everything beyond that was about color. The contrast adds to the fun and drama.
It’s been a while since we’ve moved into our home. Most of our rooms were fully decorated by the time we moved in but the master was never completed.
Welcome Home!
You know how they say eyes are the windows to your soul…so your front door is the window to your home.
Painting your front door black can raise the selling price of your home by six thousand dollars. Point being that a simple coat of paint and some charming touches can add a lot of value and curbside appeal to your house!
Getting the toys organized was on a bucket list of mine and I feel super accomplished now that it’s done.
In the excitement of it all I forgot to snap a before picture…. But it got me thinking how you can’t have an after without a before…. Like with all things in life that we can only appreciate once we’ve experienced the void or pain.
So no shame in before pictures (whether its of closets or of our lives) as long as we are striving for the after!
Your bathroom may not be your first concern when it comes to decorating but since you only need to update accessories it can be inexpensive and fun.
You can keep guests out of lots of rooms in your house but the bathroom is not one of them! let me help you glam up your bathroom and your holiday guests will be super impressed!
“You never get a second chance to make a first impression”– So it’s perfectly understandable to want that WOW factor right across your doorpost! In this post I’ve put together a few entryway sets in different styles. I personally love the glamour of the gold and the sophistication of the chrome. (Each photo is linked so if you click on a specific item it will magically open on your screen;)
Feel free to mix and match from different sets and add your personal touch- after all it’s your doorway!
Do you Enjoy hosting but don’t have a designated guest room? For this post we took a simple and boring office and transformed it into an inviting space. We used bright floral bedding to add color to the bland white walls and compiled some amenities to make your guests’ stay more comfortable. When your guests are gone just roll up the linen, stow away the table and your back to work!
After a long and tiring day, the place you go to wind down (or crash) should be the most relaxing place in your house.
With this in mind I created a master bedroom that gives off an aura of calm. I accomplished this by incorporating velvet for plushness and lavender as a soothing tone! The goal is that when you finally go put your feet up you’ll feel pampered and calm in your redecorated suite 🙂
