This post is sponsored by Travelers Insurance but as always, my opinions are 100% authentic. You all know I love a good fixer upper project right? If you have been following my blog for a while, you know that we have remodeled two of our own homes and my company, Rekindled Spaces, has renovated countless…
When designing our lake house, we had one major objective: making life easier. We work really hard during the week so having a place to unwind and recharge is super important. A few weeks ago, I shared the products we chose for our remodel. Today I am sharing the features of many of those products…
This farmhouse table has been in our family for over 20 years. I have so many memories of our family sitting around this piece of furniture. When we moved, this table didn’t fit in our new space but I just couldn’t part with it so it became the desk in our office. Luckily, when we…
Choosing the perfect water heater for your remodel may not rank as one of your most exciting purchases but, it will prove to be one of the most important decisions you make. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 20% of a household’s annual energy expenditures come from heating hot water. That makes it the second largest utility…
The world is obsessed with Farmhouse decor. Can you blame them? I mean seriously…it’s comfortable, cozy and oh so welcoming. Homeowners who have adopted the farmhouse style decorate with reclaimed woods, lots of texture, vintage decor, galvanized metal, distressed finishes and painted furniture. I have put together a gift guide for those of you who know someone who…
It’s finally time to show you my master bedroom deck retreat! Transforming this outdoor living space is part of our Lake House Fixer Upper series and I couldn’t be more excited to share it with you. Making the perfect retreat starts with selecting the perfect low maintenance products! A couple of months ago I shared the details…
Painting your front door is one of the easiest ways to boost the curb appeal of your home and make it more inviting. I saved this project for last for a couple of reasons: 1) I didn’t want it damaged during the construction process, 2) I didn’t want us to knick the paint while moving…
You know I love all things rescued and re-used right? Well how about mantel made from a 100 year old barn beam? Oh if only these beauties could talk…imagine the stories they would tell. I took one look and immediately fell in love with their raw beauty. Follow along to see how I turned one…