Category Archives: HomeGoods

08.07.13

our guest bedroom.

It all started with this scarf. I used this custom frame to showcase it.

And slowly, but surely our guest bedroom started to come together.

I scored these bamboo mirrors from Etsy.

This secretary’s desk was a Craig’s List find.

The curtains are from here. I had this greek key trim sewn along the edges to add a little bit of personality. The lucite rod is custom. Please email me if you are interested in one.

We took our old Crate and Barrel dresser and updated it with these ring pulls.

The bedside tables are from HomeGoods, we used the same pulls on those too. Many of you have contacted me about the acrylic frame. If you are interested in one, please email me.

The mirrored tray is from HomeGoods.

The lamps are from Ikea, the pink pillows are from HomeGoods and the grey pillow was made with this fabric. You can get the chandy here.

Y’all come back now, ya hear?

Photos by Ryann Colleen Photography

08.06.13

sitting pretty.

After a great week in Savannah, we came home to a finished porch and worked our asses off to pull (most) of it together in 4 hours… In just enough time to have dinner out there!

My view from the sofa.

Each of the Pip Squeaks has claimed their own window seat.

Which have plenty of room for pillow storage.

Remember these chairs I scored on Etsy? Well, they are the perfect size. They are not in the best shape (besides the fabric a la 1977) so I am hoping that they can be salvaged…

07.25.13

get the look: homegoods.

On a recent trip to HomeGoods, I spied a few of my favorite finds from our house. First- these metal tables.

We have one in Lou’s Room

as well as E’s Room.

Next, I spotted this metal bowl.

Which I spray painted gold for our dining room.

Lastly, there were plenty more silver leaf trays.

Which I also glammed up with some gold spray paint for our living room.

So hop on into HomeGoods and get while the gettin’s good!

07.17.13

e’s room.

Last year, for her birthday, we redecorated E’s room. Her desired color scheme? Purple and pink, probably my least favorite color combination. I started twitching at the thought that it might turn out like something out of a Barbie movie. Well, it didn’t. And I think we were able to create a room that both mother and daughter were happy with.

It all started with the Mariska Meijers pillows. That was my inspiration for the room.

Then we worked up a paint technique that looks like a wash. I love the way it turned out. Her bench- a HomeGoods find that we had reupholstered.

The chandelier is actually broken, but I like it that way. Speaking of broken… I bought this picture frame on clearance at HomeGoods. I had the mirror fixed and replaced the artwork with an enlarged picture of E. I love the way it turned out.

The rocking chair was $20 from Craigslist. The new fabric is from Spoonflower.

This Target lamp had a makeover.

Most of the accessories on her dresser are from HomeGoods. You can buy a similar mirror here.

I had the pillow made from extra fabric from her bench. The table.. HomeGoods.

Her desk is from Land of Nod. You can read about her chair makeover here.

Buy this book set here.

We covered her bulletin board in the same ol’ ostrich fabric that seems to be appearing all over our house. It’s so durable and versatile. I still have a ton left, so you will be seeing more of this!

I love these heart push pins.

The bedding was on clearance at the Land of Nod (sorry, out of stock.) It couldn’t be more perfect!

The shades are from Lowes, but we removed the rose trim and added hot pink!The jujuhat was quite an ordeal. I am just glad that we finally got it.The lucite “E” is a custom product. If you are interested in something like this, send me an email.

Photos by Ryann Colleen Photography

07.16.13

blow it up.

I was determined to have an oversized picture of E in her new room, but I wanted something more dramatic than a gallery-wrapped canvas. Enter HomeGoods. I found this baby on clearance for $27. One of the edges was cracked and because it was beveled it took a bit more to repair than just a flat edge. I was happy to pay the extra money because I am so happy with the results!

Stay tuned for the full reveal of her room tomorrow!

07.02.13

Our Living Room.

Last week I showed you some pictures of dining room with a promise of living room pictures on the horizon. I always keep my promises people, so here you go!

The gold leaf tray was a HomeGoods DIY.

I love this piece. It was a Mother’s Day gift made by E last year.

See how I made this butterfly collection here. The stools are from HomeGoods!

It took a long time to find just the right paper for the ceiling. I was thrilled that the winner was from Home Depot! The chairs were a Craigslist find that I reupholstered.

As you may know, the curtains were custom painted.

I had my Grandmother’s piano bench reupholstered with a metallic cowhide.

Remember the Nate Berkus turtle shells that I painted? Aren’t they fab?

Found this needlepoint on Craiglist. Had her made into a pillow. We had leftover turquoise linen from the wingbacks, so I had two pillows made. The Schumacher pillows are from Etsy.

We love our new living room. What I love most is that we didn’t break the bank creating it.

Photos by Ryann Colleen Photography

06.25.13

Our Dining Room.

Last week, I showed you the transformation of our dining room console. I thought I may as well show you the rest of the dining room while I’m at it.

The table was my parents. They bought it in 1969, the year they got married. It’s so beautiful. I couldn’t part with it.

Remember those chairs I ordered from Home Decorator’s Collection? Well, they have been given a makeover.

The other console is an oldie form Crate & Barrel. We painted it Peppermint Leaf by Benjamin Moore. The walls and console were painted in Benjamin Moore, Black Satin.

The mirror was $69.99 at HomeGoods. Another score!

The curtain fabric was custom-designed by yours truly. The gold medallions are hand-painted. We used the same curtains in the adjoining living room. I’ll be sharing those pics next week!

Photos by Ryann Colleen Photography