Decor | Lifestyle | Design
Hi everyone, I’m back with a One Room Challenge update! This week is Week 3 already – can I just say how fast the weeks go by when you’re producing something under a deadline?!
I am pretty excited about what got accomplished over this last week, and I can’t wait to show you! The wainscoting is in! My sweet husband worked over time getting it in, and I think it turned out really well. I’m seriously so thrilled with it that I go in there several times each day and gaze at it!
Today I’m sharing a friend’s master bathroom remodel that I thought you’d all enjoy seeing. This was a project we finished about a year and a half ago, but I never got a chance to go back and take photos until now!
This was one of the first projects that I helped to design, and it was a lot of fun to work on. A friend asked if I would help her in making some choices for her master bathroom remodel, and I was more than happy (and excited) to help. I mean, go shopping for things like mirrors, tubs, and marble with a friend? That’s like candy to me!
It’s Week 2 of the One Room Challenge (you can read all about what I’m doing here), and I’ve definitely made some progress on the home office project! But before I show you what we’ve done, I wanted to touch a little more on all that we’ll be doing.
Okay, to say this post makes me both nervous and excited is an understatement!! I’ve wanted to do the One Room Challenge for a couple of years now, and for a myriad of reasons, I always seem to back out. It’s too soon, it’s too much, I’m not ready, etc. Well, this time, I’m doing it! And for the record, it’s still too much, too soon, and I’m not ready, haha! But you know how they say you’re never ready for your first child? I think you’re never really ready for the One Room Challenge, and so I’ve decided to just jump off the high dive and do it!
So I’ve been looking for a dining room table for what seems like forever now! Not looking everyday, all-the-time mind you, but looking here and there and shopping around for at least two years. I’ve been looking on the internet, in catalogs, shops, and antique stores, as well as on sites such as Chairish and Ebay.
