We bought an antique dresser at a thrift shop for $50. We decided to turn it into a vanity for our master bath. I painted the dresser and my husband added a sink and faucet.

I have been working on my kitchen and last week I finally made the curtains for the French doors. I used a 9' x12' drop cloth and added a ruffle. To get all the details check out me blog! :)

While everyone is lightening their kitchen spaces with white cabinets (which I adore!) I decided to keep my dark cabinets which are easier to clean. I wanted to brighten up the space ...»

This kitchen island started out as an old hutch that had been scorched in a fire. We took a saw-all and cut the top part off that had burnt shelves. Then added legs, painted it, then my husband took some scrap mahogany left over from my bathroom sink project and made a top for it. Coated it with mineral oil and voila!

Today I'm thrilled to share with you a huge part of my kitchen (even thought it's really not big). I've definitely learned that small things can make a big difference, especially when ...»

I love this bench, but I wanted to lighten up the kitchen. I decided to paint it white, then I used paint pens to doodle special memories onto it. Makes a great conversation piece and can be passed down generation to generation...

This is a fall vignette on my kitchen island. I layered corn, peas and beans in a glass vase and poked in some fall florals, berries and sticks. Oh how I love the colors of fall...