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Cottage mudroom features full height shaker cabinets adorned with oil-rubbed bronze hardware beside a built-in bench topped with turquoise cushion under a beadboard backsplash lined with row of hooks under cubbies filled with beach towels next to catchall countertop atop turquoise floor tiles laid out in brick formation.
- February 25, 2020
- a
- adorned
- atop
- backsplash
- beach
- Beadboard
- bench
- beside
- brick
- bronze
- built-in
- Cabinets
- catchall
- Cottage:
- Countertop
- cubbies
- cushion
- features
- filled
- floor
- formation
- full
- hardware
- height!
- hooks
- in
- laid
- lined
- Mudroom
- next
- of
- Oil-Rubbed
- out
- row.
- Shaker
- Tiles
- to
- topped
- towels
- Turquoise
- under
- with
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If youre looking for some inspiration for adding a little bohemian flair to your outdoor space, look no further than this collection of seven beautiful patios, balconies, and rooftops, full of interesting textures, colorful textiles, and plants galore
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Mirror barn style doors – bc theres no full length mirror anymore
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Happy November loves!! With the cool weather in full spring here in New England I have been littering our home with fresh pumpkins. And this gorgeous three tier tray from @vintagefarmhousefinds is no exception. Ive been eying this beauty for a while now and I was jumping for joy when I opened this happy mail. Click the link in my bio for details harvesthometuesday vivalavignettetuesday
- February 5, 2020
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- @vintagefarmhousefinds
- a
- beauty
- been
- Bio
- Click
- cool
- details
- England
- exception
- eying
- for
- fresh
- from
- full
- gorgeous
- happy
- harvesthometuesday
- have
- here
- home
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- I’ve
- in
- is
- Joy
- jumping
- link
- littering
- loves
- My
- New
- no
- November
- Now
- opened
- our
- pumpkins
- Spring
- the
- This
- three
- tier
- tray
- vivalavignettetuesday
- was
- weather.
- when
- while
- with
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Size: 9 x 6.5 On reclaimed, shabby chic, blue painted wood this brown vinyl sign adds a great finishing touch to any porch! Its sealed and comes flaws and all – thats what makes it full of character and charm! Only available to ship in the continental US. – we will refund shipping overage.
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We all know that a home’s curb appeal usually is the first impression guests have of your home. Improving your home’s curb appeal doesn’t have to be expensive. Sometimes, the simplest changes can make a world of difference. 1. Paint windows on a carriage garage door. Full tutorial: twopeasinabucket.com 2. DIY pots house number. Full turorial: […]
- September 18, 2017
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- 2
- a
- all
- appeal
- be
- can
- carriage
- changes
- curb
- difference
- DIY
- doesn’t
- door
- Expensive
- first
- full
- garage.
- guests
- have
- home
- homes
- house
- impression
- improving
- is the
- know
- Make
- number
- of
- on
- paint
- pots
- simplest
- sometimes
- that
- the
- to
- turorial:
- tutorial
- twopeasinabucket.com
- usually
- we
- windows?
- world
- your
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Tips to choose he right wthe right wall color
It is a scientifically proven fact that colors have serious impact on our physchological state with each color creating a specific affect. Therefore colors we use in our house such as wall colors, furniture colors and colors of other items become very important. Hence it requires us to make conscious decisions when cosing colors. Home […]
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How To Build A Portable Kitchen For Your Backyard http://theownerbuildernetwork.co/rtgx Outdoor kitchens have so many benefits and advantages but cost, usually, isn’t one of them. You don’t need an expensive and full size outdoor kitchen. It just has to be functional and practical. This outdoor kitchen meets both criteria.
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Baking Measurement Equivalent Decals–No worries about ruining another recipe by guessing the equivalent of something, just open your cabinet door and there you go! Made with our removable wall vinyl so you can always remove it in the future if you choose. Also included in a FULL SET, will be decals to label and hang your measuring cups and spoons for easy access. These will come in a strip, but you can just cut off each one before applying to allow you to place them in the proper place depending on the size of your cabinet door and the size of your measuring tools. There are 2 DESIGN CHOICES AND a choice of getting the JUST the decals for the cups and spoons!! 1. TEXT ONLY DESIGN: The dimensions of the entire equivalents portion of the decal is approx. 7.5Wx9.5H. If you need a different size, please just ask for a custom size. (this could possibly affect the cost.) 2. MASON JAR DESIGN: The dimensions of the entire Mason Jar equivalents portion of the decal is approx. 11Wx9H. If you need a different size, please just ask for a custom size. (this could affect the cost.) 3. CUPS and SPOONS decals only–These will come in a strip, but you can just cut off each one before applying to allow you to place them in the proper place depending on the size of your cabinet door and the size of your measuring tools. Each decal is made of high quality, self-adhesive, matte-finish vinyl that gives a crisply painted look to whatever surface you choose to apply it to: walls, doors, windows, mirrors, wood, plexiglass, etc. Clean, dry, and flat surfaces work the best for our vinyl wall decals but they can be applied to textured walls and surfaces. The decal will simply reflect the texture of the surface and may take a little more time and love to make it stay put. Vinyl is removable, but not reusable. Every decal is made to order, so they can be made smaller or larger, if you would like your decal in a different size, please contact us and we can create a custom size for you.
- August 11, 2017
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- applied
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- Approx.
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- cabinet
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- cost.
- could
- create
- crisply
- cups
- Custom
- cut
- Decal
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- Decals!
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- Design
- different
- Dimensions
- door
- doors
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- each
- easy
- entire
- Equivalent
- equivalents
- etc.)
- every
- Flat
- for
- full
- future.
- getting
- gives
- Go
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- hang.
- high
- If
- in
- included
- is
- It
- Jar
- just
- label
- larger
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- look.
- love
- made
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- matte-finish
- Measurement
- measuring
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- more
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- on
- one
- only
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- order
- our
- painted
- Place
- plexiglass
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- put
- quality
- recipe.
- reflect
- removable
- remove
- reusable
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- self-adhesive
- set
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- size
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- spoons
- Stay
- strip
- surface
- surfaces
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- texture.
- textured
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- wood
- work
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- you
- your
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As I was walking through our first-time home with our home inspector, he asked me if I’d ever owned a home before. I told him that this would be our first. He laughed uneasily and said, “Well this will be quite the first!” We were 26 years old and full of naive energy. Our first home was a 100-year-old Victorian that had been badly renovated by some over-ambitious DIYers before us. It had wall-to-wall soiled mauve carpet on all three levels, but in my mind’s eye I could envision the heart-pine floors buried underneath! I was smitten with the millwork, chunky moldings, and gorgeous staircase, and looked past the sagging ceiling and aging roof. I knew I could make this house a home! Admittedly, our home inspector’s comment rattled my confidence a tad, but I figured we would somehow figure it all out as we went along. Here are 5 essential tips for new homeowners that I really wish I had known back then:
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