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An Authentic Historic Kitchen Where the Woodwork Steals the Show
Some kitchens impress with dramatic renovations and the latest design trends. Others are memorable precisely because they resist them. Today’s historic kitchen is full of the craftsmanship that gives an older home its soul. Decor is purposely kept to a minimum to let the woodwork shine. (All photos by Clay Banks.) Letting the Original Woodwork…
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10 Cute Wallpaper Ideas: Make Your Home Feel Remarkably Cozy
Cute wallpaper has a way of giving a room something that paint alone often can’t. Pattern adds movement, color adds warmth, and even the simplest room can suddenly feel remarkably charming. And when I say cute wallpaper, I don’t necessarily mean sweet or whimsical. Some of the prettiest wallpapers are sophisticated botanicals, tiny traditional prints,…
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Cozy A-Frame Cabin: A Charming Retreat Nestled in Nature’s Embrace
Let’s take a walk into the woods to discover a cozy a-frame cabin that has all the charm and convenience you’d need for a hygge-style getaway. I’d love to find a spot like this nearby where hubby and I could spend a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life (photos courtesy of…
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I live where the suburbs meet the country, which affords me the best of both worlds. Come along on my journey where I share decorating, cooking, gardening and more as it relates to both city and rural life. Visit my new sister site, POND AND GARDEN, for outdoor ideas and inspiration.
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My name is Jennifer and I started my blog in 2011 as a way to motivate myself by chronicling improvements to my circa 1875 house. I figured if I was writing about what I was doing, I’d be more likely to tackle and actually finish home improvement projects.
I remarried on June 30, 2011 and my husband and I talked about buying a new home together. But we both love it here in our little town and decided to stay put. The town has more than tripled in size since living here, but I still consider it to be small compared to the other Chicago ‘burbs.
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