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12 thoughts on “Before & After Gallery”
Wow that guy is some kind of worker. Your husband must be the best.
Very subtle Mack ;)
And yes, he is!
Your home makeovers are so lovely!
Love your beautiful home. My house is still a work in progress. the only problem is I’m the only one working on it. my husbands occupation is a carpenter, I have seen many of his jobs after they were finished…beautiful work. our home is 38 years old and he doesn’t even have the siding on. it is outside in the lean to in its boxes…for nine years now. my frustration is at its peak, all five of our children are on their own with families. nine grandchild at the end of this month. I try to explain how much it mean to me to keep his promise when we got married, a home…finished home. It makes me very embarrassed. SO, please..thank you again for sharing your beautiful home….I can only do so much by myself. BUT the inspiration is there. keep up your great works. your husband and you are a great team. I just signed up for your newsletter….looking forward to more inspirational ideas.
So happy to have you, Mary! It’s like what they say about the shoemaker’s children… I’m sorry that you’re going through that!
Any chance you can tell me the color and brand of paint used in the kitchen eating area. Love it!
Hi, Robyn! It’s Benjamin Moore’s Gray Owl
Very inspiring, Nina! I love watching those before&after pictures! We bought our townhouse in 2014 and also turning it into home little by little.
Beautiful renovations!!! We’re a retired couple who are raising our 11 year old granddaughter. Our 3,896 sq. ft. Log Cabin is for sale so we won’t have to fall down 16 stairs to/from our laundry room anymore. Those broken bones are painful. We’re looking forward to finding a buyer for our home so we can buy the home of our dreams and do some renovations there, like restore the painted woodwork and solid wood doors and door frames and window frames back to their original beauty, stained then varnished.
I love your site! It’s my first visit and Your style is amazing! I would love to purchase your printable planner. However, how can I make mine look just like the picture? Do you buy special paper with all those ring holes already punched in the them? Where could I get special paper like that? And where did you purchase the binder from? Thanks for all your help!
Sonia
Hi, Sonia!
Thank you so much! After purchasing The Everyday Planner you would receive the resources list that shows you all of the materials I use to set up my planner. I hope that helps! :)
Wow that guy is some kind of worker. Your husband must be the best.
Very subtle Mack ;)
And yes, he is!
Your home makeovers are so lovely!
Love your beautiful home. My house is still a work in progress. the only problem is I’m the only one working on it. my husbands occupation is a carpenter, I have seen many of his jobs after they were finished…beautiful work. our home is 38 years old and he doesn’t even have the siding on. it is outside in the lean to in its boxes…for nine years now. my frustration is at its peak, all five of our children are on their own with families. nine grandchild at the end of this month. I try to explain how much it mean to me to keep his promise when we got married, a home…finished home. It makes me very embarrassed. SO, please..thank you again for sharing your beautiful home….I can only do so much by myself. BUT the inspiration is there. keep up your great works. your husband and you are a great team. I just signed up for your newsletter….looking forward to more inspirational ideas.
So happy to have you, Mary! It’s like what they say about the shoemaker’s children… I’m sorry that you’re going through that!
Any chance you can tell me the color and brand of paint used in the kitchen eating area. Love it!
Hi, Robyn! It’s Benjamin Moore’s Gray Owl
Very inspiring, Nina! I love watching those before&after pictures! We bought our townhouse in 2014 and also turning it into home little by little.
Beautiful renovations!!! We’re a retired couple who are raising our 11 year old granddaughter. Our 3,896 sq. ft. Log Cabin is for sale so we won’t have to fall down 16 stairs to/from our laundry room anymore. Those broken bones are painful. We’re looking forward to finding a buyer for our home so we can buy the home of our dreams and do some renovations there, like restore the painted woodwork and solid wood doors and door frames and window frames back to their original beauty, stained then varnished.
I love your site! It’s my first visit and Your style is amazing! I would love to purchase your printable planner. However, how can I make mine look just like the picture? Do you buy special paper with all those ring holes already punched in the them? Where could I get special paper like that? And where did you purchase the binder from?
Thanks for all your help!
Sonia
Hi, Sonia!
Thank you so much! After purchasing The Everyday Planner you would receive the resources list that shows you all of the materials I use to set up my planner. I hope that helps! :)