Hi Blog Friends! I’d like to introduce you to Maggie from
A couple of years ago Maggie and her husband purchased a 1951 ranch in Texas that needed a lot of work. They knew it would require a lot of commitment, but they both love do-it-yourself projects {who doesn’t?!} and knew that they could tackle it on their own.
The room that needed the most help was their living room, which looked more like an Italian restaurant than a cozy country cottage. The amazing after…
Their goal was for the space to feel organic, like it had been collected over time. Maggie found that by purchasing only the things that they love, the space, in turn, feels more cozy than if they were to go to one store and buy a lot of coordinating items.
Here are some more tidbits about the makeover:
- The wall color is Olympic “Toasted Almond” in flat and the color on the trim, built-ins, and fireplace is Olympic “Ultra White” in semi-gloss
- The decorations are from a variety of discounted home stores including TJ Max, HomeGoods, Tuesday Morning, Target, and even Walmart. They also found a lot of great things at resale and antique shops. {Sounds just like my own decorating plan of action!}
- The curtains are actually painter’s drop-clothes from Lowe’s. Maggie wanted something light and airy, but also didn’t want to spend a ton of money since they needed 8 curtain panels. They fit perfect in the room, and the $9.99 price tag wasn’t too shabby either.
Beautiful!!
What amazing transformations!! Those rooms are gorgeous and I’m so glad you shared them with us Roeshel! 🙂
Vanessa
Wow that living room is amazing. I love the built ins.
What a transformation! Love it!
Just beautiful, a really great transformation! I like how they used the dropcloths for curtains!
WOW! What an amazing transformation!!
I use the same decorating philosophy, I love her collected look! They did a fabulous job!
Debbie
Beautiful! I love every detail! The dining room is amazing!