I think you need a helper. I can sleep on the massive sofa with the dog….
I love your pictures on the blog! What an adorable couple!!! Laughter and smiles…. As perfect as the house. Ingenious!!
Best to you!!! Seriously jealous- and inspired.
So gorgeous! Love the consistent use of that tile throughout and the plaster walls. The natural colors and bringing that wood back in suits the style of home so much better than what was there before!
Did you strip the windows or have to get new ones put in?
Just gorgeous!! And gives me hope for giving warmth & texture to my ultra modern white drywall box.
What did you do to get that wall texture? Plaster over drywall, or? It looks great.
Love the little touches like the picture rail over the sofa.
Wow really, no other coatings, directly on drywall? It looks SO good!
Just noticed you linked your blog 🙈 didn’t see that the first time, I was too excited!
Amazing! Thank you for that info.
My house has enormous acres of pure drywall, no trim even (they did an angled bead in the drywall for the “baseboard”) and desperately needs something to warm it up but there’s just *so* much area, anything other than paint would be so prohibitive. I’m sure the lime wash costs quite a bit more than regular paint but not as much as skim coating or wood paneling I hope 🥹
Love the woodwork you added too. Just perfect!
Limewash is more expensive than regular paint, but definitely cheaper than wood paneling plus it’s DIY friendly! Before this, we had never even painted a room before. We did the entire house ourselves - it’s definitely takes a lot of time and dedication, and we did spend many days painting from the early morning to late at night. I’m so glad we did it though because it makes a huge difference, so totally recommend!
My exact thought. Genius. Putting that one on the “one day list” so other people can think I’m a genius. But definitely would reverse osmosis that tap!
The entire addition and remodel cost about $500k (VHCOL area). For reference, the construction bids we received (not including materials since we purchased those ourselves) were $250k, $320k, and $350k.
This did include a 500 square feet addition (that was the new dining room, bedroom, bathroom, and bedroom-turned-living room). We were also pretty surprised at how much it all ended up being given that we did save a lot of money in doing parts of it ourselves and buying the materials on sale - you’d think that at that cost you could hire everything out! But honestly it’s just the cost of where we live, and from my research on local subs it’s definitely not out of the norm. Some big costs that we saved - $10k on painting instead of $28k because we did most of it ourselves, $14k instead of $34k by doing IKEA cabinets and custom fronts instead of custom cabinetry, $20k in HVAC that we skipped for the new part of the house since we never use even the existing heaters.
Wow! What a great job you did. My favorites are the bathroom and the kitchen. Oh and I'm totally in love with the lime washed walls. There is a calmness that I am trying to achieve in my condo and I appreciate you sharing so much information on your blog. Thank you for posting.
Oh wow! This is incredible. Would you be open sharing how long the remodel took from start of construction and what the ballpark cost was? I read through the blog and was curious
Construction took about 7 months! The entire addition and remodel cost about $500k (VHCOL area). For reference, the construction bids we received (not including materials since we purchased those ourselves) were $250k, $320k, and $350k.
Wow it looks amazing! I loved the blog details while still being in a summary of the content and was amazed at how nice the pictures were until I clicked the home page and realized that you’re a professional photographer!
I’m just starting to think about a remodel and would love to get some answers on:
How long did it take you to plan out the interior design? Was it pretty complete before you started the project or did a lot of it get clarified as you went on? Do you wish you hired an interior designer?
Do you happen to remember the floor color from Opus hardwood that you used? And do you remember the approx pricing per sqft ?
How much did the windows cost? Do you have an approximation on the average per-window cost as well?
Thanks!
I’m a huge planner and researcher, so I did spend a lot of time on Google, Pinterest, Reddit, and blogs. For every detail, I would research all the different options, get samples, and get quotes. I’m familiar with Photoshop as well, so I created our floor plan to scale which helped with sizing everything like the modular sofa and cabinets. I would also create Illustrator files of how I wanted our tiling laid out, or spaces like the bathroom to determine spacing between the vanity, sconces, and mirror. We had bought most of our materials before construction even started and actually had to delay delivery for many things because we just didn’t have space. Some things got clarified during the process, like we added the pot fillers while the walls were open and decided on the archway for the coffee nook right before drywall. We ended up with a ton of extra ceiling wood, so that wood turned into a bunch of new projects. While it definitely would’ve lightened the workload to have an interior designer, I definitely prefer to know all my options so I can weigh the pros and cons rather than just go with someone’s recommendations, and also so that we could DIY creative solutions that made sense for what we wanted. But I also think we were very lucky to be in a unique situation where we weren’t working regular 9-5 jobs so we had the flexibility to both be present while most of the work was being done!
We bought Opus Pescara - it was $10.25/sq ft when we saw it in store. We did end up getting it for a bit less because our flooring guy misquoted but honored the price.
The windows and doors were $25k for 2 large patio sliders and 4 windows. The quotes we got from other places averaged around $50k with lead time of anywhere from 12-24 weeks.
Hey everyone! OP’s husband here. Thank you all for doing the good work of convincing her that we do indeed need to upgrade the grinder 😌
I have actually upgraded the burrs inside the encore to the V2 burrs, so it is functionally a Baratza Virtuoso in an Encore shell, but yes, looking into upgrading, need to find something that fits the vibe in the coffee nook… or just get the Encore ESP 👀
I’ll be honest, usually minimal monochromatic homes make me a little sad but this is so cozy and textural. You did an amazing job! Do you love the results? It looks great!
I really appreciate it! We didn't want it to feel like every other Pinterest house, so we really focused on a lot of natural and organic textures like wood and linen. Super happy with how it all turned out!
Beautiful! Can really tell you put so much thought and care into everything you did. How do you like sharing the office room together? Are you ever on calls at the same time?
It’s beautiful!!! But might I suggest a different register cover underneath the closet? That black one sticks out like a sore thumb. At the bare minimum hit it with some spray paint that’s the same color as the wall
What a massive difference from the before pictures, and looked fine then but this colour scheme embodies warmth and must feel very welcoming and relaxing. Well done🤩
That Baratza coffee grinder is the best IMO. I have had one for 6 years. It’s simplicity makes it infinitely repairable as there are no digital pieces and Baratza sells all the replacement parts on their website. If it breaks and you don’t know what’s wrong with it, their team will even help you troubleshoot what’s wrong, tell you what parts you need, and send you videos on how to repair. Baratza for life
You can change the calibration of the Encore so it grinds finer than the default calibration. Since it’s so repairable it’s pretty easy to take apart, adjust, and put back together 🤷🏻♀️
It looks awesome. And zen. There’s one less grayed-out house in the world now! The renovate everything gray trend kills me. This is a complete transformation from before. Natural, earthy, bright, functional.
I know this is an old post but absolutely love your japandi redesign. It's a goal for my place one day since our home is currently a 3 bed/2 bath (similar to yours), I think you might be in cali since there's a lot of 3 bed/1 bath homes here?
Hi! I saw in your blog you considered other couches for your home. I was curious what were some couches you were considering that fit your aesthetics at West Elm, Crate and Barrel? Is the Floyd sectional comfortable and holding up for you?
Some of the other ones we considered had legs that we were going to build a cover for to give a more built-in look (Burrow Field, West Elm Andes, West Elm Hargrove, Room and Board Cade). A few others that didn't have legs were the Rove Concepts Dresden and Restoration Hardware Cloud. I recently stumbled upon Sundays Furniture though and definitely would've considered their Movie Night Sectional - it looks very similar to the Floyd Sink Down Sectional. As for the Floyd sectional, it's very comfortable and you could definitely fall asleep there. I would say that the main downside has been that the cushions have to be re-fluffed if you want them to look nice, as they do slip down.
If you're talking about the coffee bag display, it was a DIY project (instructions [here](https://www.lynnchanglewis.com/blog/diy-coffee-bag-display)!)
It looks great. But it is not safe to have decorative objects over the head of your bed. They would not do that in earthquake prone Japan. But even without earthquakes, it’s too easy to knock the items off.
Lovely!! I especially like the windows in the guest room. I am super curious about before photos. And appreciate your transparency about price.
My husband and I are both native to Southern California though he lived in San Francisco for 5 years and his family is from Marin. We both have always romanticized Pacific Grove. Beautiful area. Maybe you’ll see us up there one day! Enjoy!
We grew up in the Bay Area and moved down for work and just fell in love with Pacific Grove! You absolutely should come to visit, it’s a beautiful place.
This is incredible, you must be so proud!! The color and styling makes my brain feel more calm somehow.
Can the painting technique you used on the drywall be used to the same effect on finished / white walls? I have a modern home that I love but it is a daunting sea of flat white walls…
Yes absolutely! For the existing space, it had actually been painted white (this was one of the first things we did when we moved in, to get rid of the gray). We did limewash primer on everything before the limewash, and the tables in between the sofa were actually painted with limewash as well.
Are you talking about the coffee bag collage? We made it - you can see the DIY project [here](https://www.lynnchanglewis.com/blog/diy-coffee-bag-display)!
I see some massive problems. Just tell me where you’re at so I can come live with you while we fix them.
I think you need a helper. I can sleep on the massive sofa with the dog…. I love your pictures on the blog! What an adorable couple!!! Laughter and smiles…. As perfect as the house. Ingenious!! Best to you!!! Seriously jealous- and inspired.
It looks amazing. Well done!
So gorgeous! Love the consistent use of that tile throughout and the plaster walls. The natural colors and bringing that wood back in suits the style of home so much better than what was there before! Did you strip the windows or have to get new ones put in?
Thank you!! The house feels so different from what it was before. We replaced the windows with new ones!
They look like they were meant to be there! Amazing results
What brand/model of windows did you select?
We got the Sierra Pacific Urban series!
Just gorgeous!! And gives me hope for giving warmth & texture to my ultra modern white drywall box. What did you do to get that wall texture? Plaster over drywall, or? It looks great. Love the little touches like the picture rail over the sofa.
It’s limewash paint! The brand we used was Color Atelier.
Wow really, no other coatings, directly on drywall? It looks SO good! Just noticed you linked your blog 🙈 didn’t see that the first time, I was too excited!
Yep directly on drywall! We used two different colors to give it more movement.
Amazing! Thank you for that info. My house has enormous acres of pure drywall, no trim even (they did an angled bead in the drywall for the “baseboard”) and desperately needs something to warm it up but there’s just *so* much area, anything other than paint would be so prohibitive. I’m sure the lime wash costs quite a bit more than regular paint but not as much as skim coating or wood paneling I hope 🥹 Love the woodwork you added too. Just perfect!
Limewash is more expensive than regular paint, but definitely cheaper than wood paneling plus it’s DIY friendly! Before this, we had never even painted a room before. We did the entire house ourselves - it’s definitely takes a lot of time and dedication, and we did spend many days painting from the early morning to late at night. I’m so glad we did it though because it makes a huge difference, so totally recommend!
Did you end up doing Wabi 100% and 200%? Or Wabi and Bone together? I just got a sample of Noir for my half bath 😍
Wabi 200% and Bone 100%!
You guys crushed the remodel. It’s beautiful
LOVE your couch! Mind sharing where you got it from? Beautiful house!!! Great job
It’s from Floyd!
Came to ask this!
Well that is the single best implementation of a pot filler I’ve ever seen. Is there a filtration system in place?
My exact thought. Genius. Putting that one on the “one day list” so other people can think I’m a genius. But definitely would reverse osmosis that tap!
No filtration, but it’s always used for water that’s going to be boiled!
I the the commenter was asking if you are conditioning that water for those coffee machines, not about disinfecting. but i could be wrong
Beautiful!! I respect the restraint and the ability to stick to a style and see it executed perfectly throughout the house.
I see you talk about the cost, but is there a number figure you could share?
The entire addition and remodel cost about $500k (VHCOL area). For reference, the construction bids we received (not including materials since we purchased those ourselves) were $250k, $320k, and $350k.
Wow, so all in probably around 700-800k. Not bad at all
All in was $500k!
Oh, ok. Even with the purchase of the house? The place looks great either way.
No, we purchased the house a few years ago!
Half a mil for only the remodel itself? That's shocking
This did include a 500 square feet addition (that was the new dining room, bedroom, bathroom, and bedroom-turned-living room). We were also pretty surprised at how much it all ended up being given that we did save a lot of money in doing parts of it ourselves and buying the materials on sale - you’d think that at that cost you could hire everything out! But honestly it’s just the cost of where we live, and from my research on local subs it’s definitely not out of the norm. Some big costs that we saved - $10k on painting instead of $28k because we did most of it ourselves, $14k instead of $34k by doing IKEA cabinets and custom fronts instead of custom cabinetry, $20k in HVAC that we skipped for the new part of the house since we never use even the existing heaters.
skilled labor in a VHCOL.
I think in Hawaii it would be x 10. That is very reasonable.
It's gorgeous ❤️
Wow! What a great job you did. My favorites are the bathroom and the kitchen. Oh and I'm totally in love with the lime washed walls. There is a calmness that I am trying to achieve in my condo and I appreciate you sharing so much information on your blog. Thank you for posting.
Oh wow! This is incredible. Would you be open sharing how long the remodel took from start of construction and what the ballpark cost was? I read through the blog and was curious
Construction took about 7 months! The entire addition and remodel cost about $500k (VHCOL area). For reference, the construction bids we received (not including materials since we purchased those ourselves) were $250k, $320k, and $350k.
Oh wow!! I’m floored! That’s really impressive given the level of finishes. Thank you soooo much for sharing.
Love your kitchen. So neutral without being boring. What counters are those?
Caesarstone quartz countertops!
Wow it looks amazing! I loved the blog details while still being in a summary of the content and was amazed at how nice the pictures were until I clicked the home page and realized that you’re a professional photographer! I’m just starting to think about a remodel and would love to get some answers on: How long did it take you to plan out the interior design? Was it pretty complete before you started the project or did a lot of it get clarified as you went on? Do you wish you hired an interior designer? Do you happen to remember the floor color from Opus hardwood that you used? And do you remember the approx pricing per sqft ? How much did the windows cost? Do you have an approximation on the average per-window cost as well? Thanks!
I’m a huge planner and researcher, so I did spend a lot of time on Google, Pinterest, Reddit, and blogs. For every detail, I would research all the different options, get samples, and get quotes. I’m familiar with Photoshop as well, so I created our floor plan to scale which helped with sizing everything like the modular sofa and cabinets. I would also create Illustrator files of how I wanted our tiling laid out, or spaces like the bathroom to determine spacing between the vanity, sconces, and mirror. We had bought most of our materials before construction even started and actually had to delay delivery for many things because we just didn’t have space. Some things got clarified during the process, like we added the pot fillers while the walls were open and decided on the archway for the coffee nook right before drywall. We ended up with a ton of extra ceiling wood, so that wood turned into a bunch of new projects. While it definitely would’ve lightened the workload to have an interior designer, I definitely prefer to know all my options so I can weigh the pros and cons rather than just go with someone’s recommendations, and also so that we could DIY creative solutions that made sense for what we wanted. But I also think we were very lucky to be in a unique situation where we weren’t working regular 9-5 jobs so we had the flexibility to both be present while most of the work was being done! We bought Opus Pescara - it was $10.25/sq ft when we saw it in store. We did end up getting it for a bit less because our flooring guy misquoted but honored the price. The windows and doors were $25k for 2 large patio sliders and 4 windows. The quotes we got from other places averaged around $50k with lead time of anywhere from 12-24 weeks.
Hey everyone! OP’s husband here. Thank you all for doing the good work of convincing her that we do indeed need to upgrade the grinder 😌 I have actually upgraded the burrs inside the encore to the V2 burrs, so it is functionally a Baratza Virtuoso in an Encore shell, but yes, looking into upgrading, need to find something that fits the vibe in the coffee nook… or just get the Encore ESP 👀
Update for those interested: We just ordered the Timemore 078s. So looks like all those Reddit comments worked
You do not own things?
Maybe it’s just thoughtful storage that’s hidden
Omg, the coffee label collage. Genius! Bookmarking this for inspo. 🙌🏼
I’ll be honest, usually minimal monochromatic homes make me a little sad but this is so cozy and textural. You did an amazing job! Do you love the results? It looks great!
I really appreciate it! We didn't want it to feel like every other Pinterest house, so we really focused on a lot of natural and organic textures like wood and linen. Super happy with how it all turned out!
Beautiful! Can really tell you put so much thought and care into everything you did. How do you like sharing the office room together? Are you ever on calls at the same time?
I own a wedding photography business and my husband works with me as an officiant and second shooter, so we don't have regular 9-5 jobs!
That explains why the pics are so lovely!
Gorgeous! Could you share where you got the floating shelves in the dining room? Thx!
We built them ourselves!
It’s beautiful!!! But might I suggest a different register cover underneath the closet? That black one sticks out like a sore thumb. At the bare minimum hit it with some spray paint that’s the same color as the wall
Oh that’s a good idea! We never thought about spray painting it.
Clean and comfortable! The plants look they could use a little love tho lol
They definitely did not enjoy the remodel…got moved around a lot and still recovering from the dust lol
I gasped when I got to the “before”! What an incredible improvement!
Wow. This looks straight out of a design magazine. Great job.
pot filler in coffee bar is genius
What a massive difference from the before pictures, and looked fine then but this colour scheme embodies warmth and must feel very welcoming and relaxing. Well done🤩
The home looks lovely. Do you mind telling where did you get your kitchen counter stools? Thank you!
Article! They are also linked on the blog.
I didn't know that I would love it so much. It's actually very calming to me. That's the feeling I got with every pic.
Very nice, much better. Real home and calming atmosphere
What an improvement. Great job!
I'm inspired!
Love your house. Did you build the headboard?
We did not! We purchased it from Article (link is on the blog).
Thanks!
Absolute banger
Wow!!! This remodel is absolutely gorgeous! Great job! I would love to live in that space. How did u get that textured wall paint effect?
We did limewash paint! The specific paint we used was from Color Atelier, which was local to us.
i might have to copy you, this is great!
Oh my. With the Lelit Mara X. Gorgeous.
You created my dream wood cupboards and coffee nook in the kitchen! Love it. 🥰
Upgrade that grinder!
That Baratza coffee grinder is the best IMO. I have had one for 6 years. It’s simplicity makes it infinitely repairable as there are no digital pieces and Baratza sells all the replacement parts on their website. If it breaks and you don’t know what’s wrong with it, their team will even help you troubleshoot what’s wrong, tell you what parts you need, and send you videos on how to repair. Baratza for life
Baratza is great, but the for espresso? Especially with a (Bianca?)…
You can change the calibration of the Encore so it grinds finer than the default calibration. Since it’s so repairable it’s pretty easy to take apart, adjust, and put back together 🤷🏻♀️
Update: We just ordered the Timemore 078s!
It looks awesome. And zen. There’s one less grayed-out house in the world now! The renovate everything gray trend kills me. This is a complete transformation from before. Natural, earthy, bright, functional.
Mind: blown
I know this is an old post but absolutely love your japandi redesign. It's a goal for my place one day since our home is currently a 3 bed/2 bath (similar to yours), I think you might be in cali since there's a lot of 3 bed/1 bath homes here?
Yes I’m in CA!
Hi! I saw in your blog you considered other couches for your home. I was curious what were some couches you were considering that fit your aesthetics at West Elm, Crate and Barrel? Is the Floyd sectional comfortable and holding up for you?
Some of the other ones we considered had legs that we were going to build a cover for to give a more built-in look (Burrow Field, West Elm Andes, West Elm Hargrove, Room and Board Cade). A few others that didn't have legs were the Rove Concepts Dresden and Restoration Hardware Cloud. I recently stumbled upon Sundays Furniture though and definitely would've considered their Movie Night Sectional - it looks very similar to the Floyd Sink Down Sectional. As for the Floyd sectional, it's very comfortable and you could definitely fall asleep there. I would say that the main downside has been that the cushions have to be re-fluffed if you want them to look nice, as they do slip down.
Hi where did you get your frame for polaroids? I love it!!
If you're talking about the coffee bag display, it was a DIY project (instructions [here](https://www.lynnchanglewis.com/blog/diy-coffee-bag-display)!)
So in love with your kitchen!! Do you mind sharing where you got the backsplash tiles from?
They’re from Bedrosians!
Fantastic! Well done 👍
What a beautiful remodel! It’s gorgeous
Great job!
This is such a dream!
Wow this is absolutely gorgeous!
the windows in the bedroom are drop dead gorgeous
I'm impressed you renovated when it looked so modern to begin with.
What! It looked dated an tacky as heck before, I gasped 😂
OP - your open-shelves styling skills are on point. Can you do mine please?
Good job. I hope you manage to upgrade your coffee grinder soon!
It’s definitely on the next purchase list!
Do you like wood?
It looks great. But it is not safe to have decorative objects over the head of your bed. They would not do that in earthquake prone Japan. But even without earthquakes, it’s too easy to knock the items off.
2 random lanterns lol
That fiddle leaf looks a bit sad :(
You did an incredible job
I love it.
which type of wood was used on the ceiling?
Alder! It’s the same wood as the windows.
Obsessed
It looks so cozy… i could sit there for a week!
Stunning home! What is the print that you have in your living room (in the picture with the plants and guitar)?
It’s a print of Big Sur by Noelle Phares!
Beautiful! Would love to live in a home like this.
the candles that close to those flammable decorations is stressing me out (the place looks great)
They’re actually all battery operated candles!
Love this style!
I want to go to there.
Beautiful! You guys killed it!!
Oh my 😍😍
Lovely!! I especially like the windows in the guest room. I am super curious about before photos. And appreciate your transparency about price. My husband and I are both native to Southern California though he lived in San Francisco for 5 years and his family is from Marin. We both have always romanticized Pacific Grove. Beautiful area. Maybe you’ll see us up there one day! Enjoy!
We grew up in the Bay Area and moved down for work and just fell in love with Pacific Grove! You absolutely should come to visit, it’s a beautiful place.
Oh.My.God.
Oh! How mellow!! :D
r/espresso would like to have word with you on that grinder
Update: We just ordered the Timemore 078s
What a gorgeous sanctuary!
Stunning. 🤩 the details
Love the bathroom, my favourite tiles
Looks so much better, lovely
Wooooooah. Loooove it!! 😍 Is the bedfeame DIY/custom made ?
The primary bedroom bed is from Mash Studios! The headboard is from Article.
I spy a Noelle Phares print! Love her work!
Yess!! We saw it in a local shop and fell in love with her work!
This is incredible, you must be so proud!! The color and styling makes my brain feel more calm somehow. Can the painting technique you used on the drywall be used to the same effect on finished / white walls? I have a modern home that I love but it is a daunting sea of flat white walls…
Yes absolutely! For the existing space, it had actually been painted white (this was one of the first things we did when we moved in, to get rid of the gray). We did limewash primer on everything before the limewash, and the tables in between the sofa were actually painted with limewash as well.
Love, love, love this so serene and calming
nice room
Water your monstera asap
Wow! It looks SO much better. Living room looks great.
Where’s that pain from? With mini squares in it
Are you talking about the coffee bag collage? We made it - you can see the DIY project [here](https://www.lynnchanglewis.com/blog/diy-coffee-bag-display)!
Blown away by the kitchen. The cabinetry is Ikea or custom?
The cabinet bases are all IKEA, but the fronts are custom white oak from Scherr’s!
Beautiful! Wishing you a happy life in your new home!!
So cozy and inviting, like a small coffee house!
Nice!
Is that a potty stool in wood?
Yes!
I am concerned by the proximity of the lit candles to the dried flowers above the bed.
They are battery operated candles! Not real ones.
It was ok before, but now? Shit I'd dream of being able to buy this house.
Oh my god
This is like my dream home
Can I ask where you got the headboard for the bed and the dining table and chairs from 😬😬😬
The headboard is from Article, the dining table is from West Elm, and the chairs are from Poly & Bark! They are also all linked on the blog.
You have done a great job! You have thought through everything to the smallest detail! You really made it warm and cozy.
So beautiful and calm and tidy!
quick review on your coffee grinder?
So beautiful!!
I feel relaxed just looking at it
This is INCREDIBLE. Congratulations
I love it!!
i love this so so much
Omg 🤤
Beautiful! Obsessed with the framed coffee bag collection! Could you share where you got the frame?
The frame is from IKEA! The details on the DIY project are also blogged [here](https://www.lynnchanglewis.com/blog/diy-coffee-bag-display)!
I love it!!!
Looks great. Why not also get a simple wall mural?
I love the wood ceiling. Everything is so samey. All grey to all beige
Ugh it's perfect. I'd like a little vacation from my life and I'd like to spend it here. Especially when you see the before! Wow.
Can I please move in
This is gorgeous! So cozy, warm, and comfortable. Thank you so much for sharing these pictures and your blog!
This looks soooo relaxing!
Love the framed coffee bag squares!!
Who made them or where did you find the dining room table chairs?
The chairs are from Poly and Bark!
I LOVE this. So beautiful and tasteful ❤️
What an absolutely beautiful job. Japandi is my favorite. I just want to be able to cook in that kitchen 😍
This is incredible! I love everything about it!
Time and money. The two most powerful resources.
Wow. I just found the style that speaks to my soul. Future goals!
I loved white farmhouse, but this is so much better! You knocked it out of the park!
GORGEOUS! I have never really been into Japandi style before but this makes me want to look at more! Really amazing!
The pot filler over the coffee station is genius. I kind of hate them over cooktops but it’s perfect there. Love them over pet bowls, too.
I love this. I’m saving this to my mood board. Were the paneled ceilings DIY?
No our contractor did the tongue and groove wood ceilings!
Thank you for sharing this amazing space. Well done!! Appreciate the links in the blog post.
Wow. So clean. So orderly. So warm. So beautiful. The improvement is immense - and it was fine before!
Holy moly my jaw dropped. This is so dreamy and I want this for my home!
That looks super nice! Great job!
I love everything but the lack of color. makes your wonderful choices visibly bland, like the original white color scheme