A built in bench I recently built , it adds lots of seating and allows better use of a eat in kitchen .
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Dining room before
Can you spot all of the changes ?
A standard oak staircase had the carpeting removed and painted in a classic colour scheme, as well a berber runner was added for softness , much less expensive than re-surfacing
Adding a good mix of pieces and casual fabrics creates a comfortable and not stuffy living room , the fussy off limits room is dead not to mention a waste of space.
Painted stock cabinets with trim moulding creates an affordable custom kitchen , don't fear painting your old dated wood cabinets , can you add an island ? charming lighting?
This is a void behind the tub that I utilized to provide storage
Mudroom before
Mudroom after
Adding beadboard trim , hooks and shelving makes this mudroom very hard working , adding a chalkboard adds a fun and youthful sense of humor
Master bedroom , rich and inviting
Master bedroom light and airy
Little girls room full of sunny fun
Furniture re-design Before
Furniture re-design After
About Me
- Chris Kauffman
- Welcome...I'm glad you're here. I'm Chris and I love home design, DIY, wood work & makeovers on a budget. I hope you can get some inspiration or know how here...thanks for stopping by.
6 comments:
Very pretty. Your house looks beautiful. I found your site through Sarah because she posted it on Facebook.
Love it! I googled tips on wainescoting and it sent me to your blog :) I enjoyed reading through all your posts.
Maybe you can tell me what supplies you purchased to make this bench? I read in another post that you use MDF board? Being new to this I don't know much about it. How do you add the extra wood pieces on the front so that its not just one sheet of wood? Or does it come like that?
Thanks for the helP!
I love that P. Kaufmann fabric!
Hi - found this blog through houzz.com. Can you tell me how you did the beadboard over the tile in that kitchen makeover? This kitchen looks similar in feel to my own and I really need to find some budget-friendly ways to update it!
That vinyl siding on the front of the house is really nice! It looks almost like wood paneling, but much better because it wont have inconsistencies like wood does. I think that vinyl has really come a long way from where it was at 20 years ago. I think I am going to suggest something like this to my wife, we are planning on remodeling our home.
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