A Before and After Flip House Tour

by The Everyday Home/Barb Garrett

The For Sale is up and that means one thing. The "Flippin' Family" is on the hunt for another ugly house to fix and flip. This is the latest house we just completed. Come take the full tour and see all of the Before and After pictures.

a before and after flip house tour, bathroom ideas, home improvement, kitchen design

Every square inch of this home was touched in some way or another. Most was replaced. Here are a few of the Before's. (to see all of the Before's please follow the link to The Everyday Home Blog below)

BEFORE: Boring and outdated kitchen

BEFORE: Dirty 90's Bathroom with not a lot of appeal

After: The LR

New paint, fixtures, flooring and decor.

After: Kitchen

New stock, white cabs, hardware, flooring, fixtures and appliances. This is one of my fave rooms.

AFTER: Dining Area

My "trademark" Board and Batten Walls makes another appearance.

One of my fave new features in this home... a Mason Jar Light Fixture. It totally set the feel for this "Urban Farmhouse Style" home.

AFTER: Master Bedroom

No more boring and dreary nights in this home!

For more Before and Afters, please follow the link below. If you have any specific questions regarding this project or any of the products used, post your questions below. Next week, I will be writing another post, "Flip House: Details and Resources" and answering all of your questions as best as I can. Thanks for taking the tour!

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Kristin on Apr 16, 2017

How did you make the mason jar fixture and the master br ladder? I looked at your blog and couldn't find Thx, great job. I'm sure the new owners will be very happy.

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Janet Berner on Jun 15, 2017

Where did you get the bedspread for the master bedroom? I just love it!!!

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Cindy Smith on Nov 08, 2019

Did you use the same flooring throughout the house?

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The Everyday Home/Barb Garrett on Jan 21, 2019

Thank you. As a flip house we wanted to infuse touches of farmhouses but not over the top. Thx

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Mat on Sep 24, 2020

My wife and I made a mason jar chandelier from our existing fixtures. I simply drilled holes in the mason jar lids with a paddle bit then put them over light fixture we used LED Edison style bulbs so they will not overheat. Here is a picture very easy and only cost was a case of mason jars and new light bulbs maybe $20.

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