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How to Make an Easy DIY Feasting Board

February 16, 2017 By stylishrevamp 1 Comment

I am so exited that the weekend is almost here! It has been a long, cold and windy week,  so motivation around here has been low on all fronts! Although, I was able to complete a small DIY project.

Earlier this week, I was browsing our local Home and Garden shop and ran across a lovely Feasting Board.  For $95 though, I passed but I did use it for my inspiration this week.

Inspiration for my DIY Feasting Board

How to Make an Easy DIY Feasting Board

Project List

scrap wood

wood stain

drawer pulls

nail gun (Hammer and finishing nails work just fine)

drill

combination square (called in the hubs for this part)

 

How to Make an Easy DIY Feasting Board

I had everything on hand. To begin, I found a piece of wood in my scrap wood pile. I would have preferred a longer piece of wood but I made do with what I had and it still worked out well.

The building process of a DIY feasting board.

For the feet or the legs of the feasting board, I cut two piece of scrap wood about an inch shorter than the width of the top of the board.  I used my Ryobi brad nailer to attach the pieces together.

I  stained the piece and let it dry overnight. Once dry, I applied wax to protect the wood.  I like to use the American Decor Creme Wax from Home Depot. Then I brought the hubs in to attach the drawer pulls for handles.  Normally, I would do this on my own but I could not center them on the top to save my life! He got out the t square or combination square, did some math and attached them perfectly.

Here is my version of the Feasting/Feast Board!

 

DIY Wooden Feasting Board

I had everything on hand so this was a free project…

DIY Feasting Board

Super Easy…

DIY Feasting Board

and adorable!

DIY Feasting Board

Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: DIY Crafts, Projects and DIY Tagged With: DIY, Drawer Pulls, Feasting Board, Wood

4 Tips for Painting Like a Pro

February 5, 2017 By stylishrevamp 1 Comment

On the blog we are fortunate to have a Guest Post by Erin Holdgate from Zillow Porchlight.  Today it’s all about painting, one of my favorite DIY’s for maximum impact.  Enjoy!

4 Tips for Paint Like a Pro

4 Tips for Painting Like a Pro
By Erin Holdgate
Paint packs a powerful punch in the world of do-it-yourself (DIY) home improvement, especially when it comes to transforming interiors. A well-executed paint job can rejuvenate a dull living room or revitalize a tired kitchen.

To turn your skills from DIY to pro-level, here are some tips from painting and home improvement professionals:

1. Do your prep work
Before you head to the store, remember that paint is only part of the project. The surfaces you will be painting need to be clean and dry before you get started. If you’re painting walls, fill holes left by screws and nails, and patch any cracks – a pristine surface gives you the best final results. Be sure to let spackle or other patches dry prior to painting to avoid debris getting stuck in the dried paint. To prep a piece of wooden furniture before painting, wipe down any dust and vacuum the area thoroughly. This will ensure sawdust doesn’t find its way back on to the furniture after you’ve sanded it.

2. Invest in quality supplies
To get great results, invest in high-quality paint, brushes and rollers. The last thing you want is loose bristles or clumps of lint dried into your living room walls the next day. Opting for cheap applicators is a common mistake made by DIY painters. Save yourself time and money by buying quality materials upfront so you’ll only have to do the job once. And before you head to the store, make a list of what else you might need: sandpaper, primers, drop clothes or finishes. Once your brush is wet, you won’t want to pause to run to the home store.

3. Paint with a full line of color
Now comes the fun part: Painting! But learning how much paint to put on your brush can be a bit tricky. A common DIY mistake is attempting to use up all of the paint on a brush or roller before re-dipping. This actually causes the paint to dry onto the bristles of the brush and the fabric of the roller to become matted. To maintain the integrity of your paint applicators, make sure you always paint with a saturated brush or roller. You’ll know it’s time to re-dip when the color begins to break up and you can see faint patches of uncoated surface.

4. Store leftover paint properly
Once the job is done, reseal the paint can tightly by gently pounding on the lid with a rubber mallet. Some suggest storing the can upside down to create an airtight seal. For water-based paint, your best bet is to place a piece of clear plastic wrap on the surface before resealing the can. For oil-based paint, pour a thin layer of water on top of the paint before resealing. The water will act like a film to prevent the paint from drying out. Make sure to keep your leftovers: You never know when you’ll need to do a minor touchup. Even if you plan to move, the new occupants will likely appreciate having the paint, especially if you mark the can with the room you painted with it.

Whether you’re giving new life to a coffee table or finally implementing one of your living room ideas to makeover the space, many home DIY projects require little more than a gallon of paint. With thoughtful execution and these helpful tips from the pros, the power of a great paint job is at your fingertips.


Thanks Erin for these great tips!

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: Projects and DIY, Uncategorized Tagged With: DIY, Paint, Supplies, tips

Project Plans and Wish List for 2017

January 29, 2017 By stylishrevamp Leave a Comment

I always have several projects and plans swirling around my head and I am hoping to get to several of them in 2017 while some may remain on my wish list. A few of them are bigger projects and others are just fun small-scale projects that I hope to complete.

I will start with a few of the smaller projects that I would like to tackle this year.  The first of which is in our master bedroom.  We have a beautiful fireplace in the sitting room of our master bedroom which you can see here.  I love the fireplace but want to make some minor changes to it and I saw this image and knew that I wanted to do something very similar.

Shiplap on a fireplace by Blesser House

(Blesser House)

I found this at Blesser House.  If you haven’t checked her out already, you need to do so now.  She has so many great ideas and right now I am swooning over the ship lap above the fireplace. I am hoping to do something similar to this soon.  I will keep you posted once we get started on it!

Another smaller project that is underway at the moment is a faux fireplace/mantle.  This is something my youngest wanted for his room.  He is already dreaming of his first apartment in NYC! So why not let him design the room he wants here at home first. He  has a tall chest of drawers that he doesn’t use so a faux Fireplace/mantle will replace it soon. Here are a few that we saw and drew inspiration from.

Faux Fireplace from Petite Party Studio

(Petite Party Studio)

I think this one from Petite Party Studio  is fabulous.  I like the herringbone insert.

Kate's Creative Space

(Kate’s Creative Space)

I like the wood plank wall paper on this one by Kate’s Creative Space. My son likes the look of the wood insert. I was thinking where the insert is, we could paint it using black chalkboard paint and he could switch it out as he pleases.  We haven’t made a final decision on it yet.

Project Plans and Wish List for 2017

One of the larger projects we are thinking of doing this year is replacing all the carpeting upstairs with hardwoods like the kind we installed on our main level a few years ago.

5 inch wide Hickory Hardwood Flooring by Shaw

I would like to continue this hardwood flooring upstairs.  It is 5 inches wide, Hickory Hardwood by Shaw. I am hoping to do this later in the year as well as changing out our stair railing with something like this…

Fixer Upper

(Fixer Upper)

Fixer Upper

(Fixer Upper)

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(Fixer Upper)

I really, really want to change out our stair railing for one of these options above.  I like the horizontal bars best but would settle for any of the others! This may be one of the projects that might have to remain on my wish list for a while! I like the look of the iron railing and think it is time for a change though.

So there you have it, my wish list both big and small for 2017.  Yes, I have many more projects floating around in my mind but these are just a few I thought I would share with you!

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: Projects and DIY Tagged With: fireplace, Hardwood flooring, Mantel, stair railing

How to Decorate with Goodwill Bargains to Create an Eclectic Look

January 14, 2017 By stylishrevamp 4 Comments

Hello and Happy New Year.  Gosh, is it too late to even say that now.  I have been slacking here on the posting but I do have a 1000 different projects running through my brain. Hopefully, some of the larger projects, we will get to later on in the year but for now I thought I would kick of the start of this year by sharing some of my latest Goodwill finds and how I use them in our home to create an eclectic look.

Today I am sharing how I use my Goodwill bargains to create an eclectic look in our home.

So you all know that I love bargain shopping and my all time favorite place is Goodwill.  The fact that it is seconds away from the gym is just an added bonus for me. I kind of feel like if I go to the gym and pound it out, I should treat myself.  Yes, I am pretty good at justifying things like that!  You know another reason I like Goodwill…everyone there from the staff to other customers, are so friendly.  Last week, another customer purchased my two items for me and told me to have a blessed day.  You have to wait until next Christmas to see what these two items were…She wanted to now why I was buying said items and how I was going to use them and we got to talking and she ended up buying several of them as well and thanked me for the ideas!

O.k. on to my latest bargains.  I found another Target Salvage item this week that goes with some of my other office accessories to  complete the look.

I found this wooden letter tray at Goodwill. It is another Target Salvage find and I love it!

Target Salvage from Goodwill.

How to Decorate with Goodwill finds to Create an Eclectic Look

I like mixing my wood pieces with all of my gold touches throughout the room. The wood is a bit rustic and the gold accents add a bit of glam which to me creates an eclectic look.

While I was at Goodwill, I also found another silver ice bucket. I am always on the look out for these.  I like to use them as planters which I have shared before here.  I like the look of  silver ice buckets, they kind of remind me of the old trophies.

I like collecting silver ice buckets to use as planters.

My silver ice buckets from Goodwill serves as a cheap planter that adds a bit of glam and sparkle.

(notice the bright yellow crow bar on the window ledge…my middle son got this for me for Christmas, he knows me so well!!)

The final Goodwill treasure I am sharing is this sweet little ceramic candle holder.  For mere pennies, I couldn’t leave it behind.

My Goodwill creamy white ceramic candle holder.

I love little treasure like this one.  To me, it’s a one of a kind.  Most likely, you will not find this exact piece at any other store. I believe by shopping at Goodwill and other consignment shops, thrift stores and local fairs help create an eclectic look in our home.  Not only does it help create the look that I love but it is always great to create a look that I love on a budget!

Thanks for stopping by, I hope your new year is off to a great start.

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: Fabulous Finds, Thrift Shop Thursday Tagged With: Goodwill, office, planters, Silver, Tray

Night Time Christmas Home Tour

December 21, 2016 By stylishrevamp 2 Comments

This is my first time sharing a night-time Christmas home tour.  I am learning how to use my (Gman’s) camera. I love, love, love how our home looks at night.  I like to stay up late, when the house is quiet and peaceful, and enjoy the twinkling lights with a cocktail or two!

I will start with the family room.  I mentioned this before but this is where we open presents Christmas morning.

We have several trees through out the house but this one is our only live tree.

Night time Christmas tour of the Family room.

Family Room fireplace dressed for Christmas.

Night Time Christmas Home Tour

The view into our Family room from the upstairs.

The next room I am going to share is the sunroom. The sunroom is where we spend most of our time during the day.  It is cozy and comfortable.

 Christmas night time home tour.

My Charlie Brown Christmas tree with a vintage table runner used as a tree skirt.

My feather tree with vintage reindeer.

The following room is one of my favorites, my home office…love this room!

Night time Christmas tour of my home office.

Yep, love this room!

The last stop on the tour is the sitting room off of the master bedroom.  This is where I wrap the gifts (sitting on the floor) and watch all my favorite shows that I don’s always admit to watching! Let’s just say besides HGTV, Bravo and E are my favorite channels! Although at Christmas time, I am watching a lot of Christmas movies!

Christmas tree in the master bedroom.

I hope you and your family have a wonderful Holiday season filled with love, laughter, happiness and health!

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: Home Tour, Uncategorized Tagged With: Christmas, Christmas Decor, Home Tour, Night Tour

Christmas Home Tour Part 2

December 20, 2016 By stylishrevamp Leave a Comment

I cannot believe there are only 5 days left until Christmas. I wish that the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas would  slow down a bit.  I enjoy relaxing at home when the house is all decorated and it is cold outside but it flies by in the blink of an eye.

Last week I shared our Christmas Kitchen and today I wanted to share the rest of our home for Part 2 of our Christmas Tour.  Tomorrow evening I plan to share the Night Time Home Tour.  I think twinkling lights make everything look prettier.

This post is loaded with pictures and skimpy on words! I hope you enjoy this peak into our home.

Our Family Room Christmas tree.

(Family Room- this is where we celebrate Christmas morning once Santa has left!)

Family Room mantel dressed for Christmas

Vintage sled with Christmas greenery

I used my Goodwill find (the silver Champagne bucket) to hold my poinsettia

My Goodwill Christmas Card Holder

Christmas Home Tour Part 2

 

The Foyer is next…

Foyer decked out for the Holidays

My Goodwill find with a few Christmas touches.

Two Vintage Santas that I found at a consignment shop

Home Office…

My Ikea Billy Bookcase dressed for the Holidays with touches of gold.

Vintage Santa Claus

Vintage Carolers

(Vintage Carolers although they look like Altar Boys but I have always referred to these pieces as carolers)

I will share a bit more of my Home office during the Night Time Christmas tour but next up, I wanted to share with you our dining room chandelier!

Revamping an old chandelier with ornaments from the Dollar Store

Yep, we still have our builder grade chandelier in the dining room.  Sixteen years later and we still have not replaced it!  During the Holidays, I like to add these Dollar Store gold ornaments to the chandelier.  It’s a quick an easy way to add a bit of glam.  Maybe next year we will have found the perfect chandelier…or not!

DIY Driftwood Christmas Tree

A few years ago, I made my version of a Driftwood Christmas.  You can find the details here.

I hope you enjoyed this quick little tour…stop by tomorrow evening for our First Annual Night Home Tour.

Until Next Time,

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Decorating for Christmas in the Kitchen

December 15, 2016 By stylishrevamp 2 Comments

Decorating for Christmas can be so exhausting but I really enjoy the process.  I love pulling out all the decorations from years past, each ornament and decoration holds a special memory.  I can spend hours reminiscing. My Kitchen Tree holds all of the handmade ornaments that my boys have made over the years and most of the ornaments that we have picked up during our travels.

My Christmas Kitchen Home Tour

One of my favorite things about this time of year is coming down in the morning when it is still pitch black outside and my tree in the kitchen is already lit.  Most mornings my husband is the first one up and he lights the tree and changes the days on our countdown sign. I think the kitchen looks so warm and inviting with the white twinkling lights from the tree.  It is so peaceful before the chaos of the day begins. Decorating for Christmas in the Kitchen is the first room I decorate and I wanted to share it with you today.  Most of the decor you have seen before, like I have said I love using all of our things from the past with just a few new additions sprinkled in…I hope you enjoy!

DIY Christmas Trees for Sale sign

This DIY Christmas Trees for sale sign is new this year. You can read more about it here.

Kitchen Christmas Tree

I also added this red, metal tree collar this year and I love it.  I picked it up last year after Christmas at Crate and Barrel on clearance.

Mug tree with a beautiful Santa mug

This one is an oldie but a favorite.  21 years ago, exactly one week after my oldest was born my husband had to travel to Germany and a wife of his colleague sent this Santa mug home with him for me. I absolutely adore this mug.  It brings back memories of that first Christmas with our first baby boy.

Decorating with my husband's vintage toy truck

(Decorating with my husband’s childhood toy truck)

Christmas pillow

I picked this Christmas pillow up at Marshalls in October or early November. I am glad I did because they sold out quickly!

DIY Christmas Wreaths

I made three mini wreaths for the windows this year.  I always add my Kitchen Santa, along with my DIY Christmas Countdown and my hand painted NOEL letters.  Sometimes I come down in the morning and NOEL has become LEON so far, no one has copped to it.

Miniature DIY Christmas wreaths in the window

 Christmas Decorating in the Kitchen

 

Vintage-like Santa coming down the Chimney.

My youngest made this pinecone snowman in school.

(My youngest made this pine cone Snowman several years ago in school.)

My consignment shop three tiered stand dressed for Christmas.

My olive tree in a Goodwill gray pot tied with Christmas ribbon.

My olive tree in a Goodwill gray pot tied with Christmas ribbon.

Our Elf on the Shelf named Harry Frost still makes an appearance every year.

Our Elf on the Shelf still makes an appearance every year.  He appears to be better behaved than most elves we have seen.  Could be that mom and dad are just too old for those antics!

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Lastly, I added this DIY sign which you can read more about here.

I hope you enjoyed this quick glimpse into our Christmas Kitchen Tour for 2016.  I will be back later this week to share more of our Christmas home. Thanks for stopping by…

Until Next Time,

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Paint Pens and Pallets – A DIY Christmas Sign

November 23, 2016 By stylishrevamp Leave a Comment

We are having our Thanksgiving meal today.    Tomorrow we will head out for dinner with family but we wanted to have leftovers so I am making the entire dinner with all the trimmings today. I love the smell of turkey and stuffing cooking in the oven.  So while the turkey is roasting,  I wanted to share another quick Christmas sign with you using paint pens and pallets.

Using Pallets and Paint Pens to make DIY Christmas Signs

A few weeks ago I shared my DIY Christmas Trees for Sale sign.  I love the way it turned out and decided to make another Christmas sign this time using pallets and paint pens.  I really love the paint pens because they are so easy to use. The Pallets on the other hand not so much.

My son brought home a pallet from work and I loved the color on it. What I did not like was how difficult that thing was to take apart. I know some people can tear through a pallet within thirty minutes but not me!  I was finally able to get enough pieces off of mine to make the sign then I was done.

Can you see the big blocks of red wood on the pallet?  I have a great idea for those pieces but sadly they are still attached to the remaining bits of the pallet and at the moment I have no desire to try to rip them off!  I am hoping BK will finish it off for me.

Breaking down a pallet

DIY Christmas sign using pallets and paint pens

Back to the sign…I basically did the  same set up on this sign, using carbon paper and making my stencil.  You can read more details on the process here.  The only difference with this sign was using the pallet wood which made it a bit more rustic looking.  I cut the pieces down to size and gave them a good sanding.  The pieces are still a bit rough but I like the rustic look it adds to the sign.  I attached the four pieces of wood together with some scrap wood and my Ryobi Brad Nailer.

Designing a wood Christmas sign using pallets and paint pens

DIY Christmas sign using pallets and paint pens

Once everything was ready, I let the Gman paint the lettering with the paint pens while I enjoyed a cup of coffee.

Hand painting DIY Christmas signs using Sharpie paint pens.

I am so ready to start decorating for Christmas.  I am going to begin on Friday after I do the Turkey Burn at the gym which is a 90 minute workout.  O.K. first I will do the Turkey Burn, take a nap then I will get started with my decorating.  I am looking forward to using my new signs in my Christmas decorating this year.

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family.

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: DIY Crafts, Uncategorized Tagged With: Christmas, Paint, paint pen, Pallets, sharpie, Signs, Wood

How to Make an Easy DIY Christmas Sign

November 8, 2016 By stylishrevamp 1 Comment

How I made My DIY Christmas Tree for Sale Sign.

I know we just got through Halloween and we have several weeks before Thanksgiving arrives but today I wanted to share with you an easy DIY Christmas project.  Yes, I said it Christmas.  I love, love, love Christmas but it is too early even for me to begin decorating.

Now having said that, last year on The Fixer Upper, I saw a Christmas sign that I loved and knew that I wanted one.  By the time I saw it though, it was too late to make it and enjoy it over the holiday season.   So I wanted to get a jump on it for this year’s Christmas Season, that is why I am sharing my “How to make and Easy DIY Christmas sign” before we have even had a chance to eat the turkey and stuffing!

DIY Wooden Christmas Trees for Sale Sign

The first thing I had to do was pick up a piece of plywood at Home Depot.  Surprisingly, I did not have any scrap wood around that I could use.  Apparently, the garage clean out this summer was a bit too thorough.  Anyway, I trimmed the wood down to the size I needed to fit over my cooktop.  Then I gave it a quick sanding before giving it two coats of white paint.  Any paint on hand will do.  I originally wanted to spray it with my chalked paint by rustoleum but it was too windy outside and I was impatient so I used some leftover white paint from a previous project and rolled it on…it took about two minutes. (Which reminds me, I need to share with you in a later post a tip on tacky/sticky paint…remind me if I forget)

prep work for my DIY wooden sign

While the paint was drying, I used my stencils to create a pattern for the lettering.  It was easier for me to trace my stencil letters on computer paper then lay the design out on the wood.  It made the placement and spacing of the words easier.

Tracing my letters using carbon paper.

Once I decided on the layout, I placed carbon paper underneath the letters and lightly traced over them.  I only wanted to leave a light outline of the letters.  I wasn’t sure how well the paint would cover over the carbon imprint.

Tracing my letters using carbon paper.

DIY Christmas Trees for Sale Sign

When all the lettering was transferred to the wood, it was time to start painting.  I knew I would never be able to hand paint each letter neatly and stay within the lines.  That’s where the Sharpie Paint Pen comes in…I LOVE these paint pens!  I also used them on my DIY driftwood sign that you can see here.  It makes painting letters so easy!

Painting with the sharpie paint pen.

I had Gman finish painting for me.  It really is simple.  It is just like using a regular sharpie.  I would never have been able to paint the letters freehand using a paint brush.  This was easy and quick.

My version of the Christmas Trees for Sale sign. I love how my DIY sign turned out.

I am trying to decide if I want to add any trim to the border, paint a trim, or just leave it as is.  Once I am really ready to decorate for Christmas, I will had some greenery or something on the vent hood surround to break up all of the white.  Until then, I will continue with my Christmas projects!

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: DIY Crafts Tagged With: Christmas, Christmas Decor, DIY, paint pen, Signs

Adding Fall Touches to your Home

October 20, 2016 By stylishrevamp Leave a Comment

We are adding simple Fall touches to our Home.

Today it is all about Fall.  This year I am keeping it super easy by adding simple fall touches to our home.  Last year I sorted through all my decorations and donated most of the ones that did not hold special memories for me.  When the boys were little they loved decorating for the Halloween.  This year it is more about Fall rather than Halloween.

welcome-fall-wreath

Fall Home Tour 2016

This simple wooden Welcome acorn is on our entryway table.

In the kitchen, I added a few pumpkins including the one my youngest made in preschool.  He is now 13.

2016 Kitchen Fall Home Tour

I also added a Pumpkin Fairy to my wreath.  The pumpkin beside the wreath is the one my son made…out of a roll of toilet paper. He was very excited by this when he was 4 years old which makes me want to save it forever.  I love the ages they all are now but sometimes I really miss that age when everything was so exciting for them.

Adding pumpkins to my tiered tray for a touch of Fall.

Adding Simple Fall Touches to your Home

Next, we head to the dining room.

Using chalkboard art to decorate for Fall/Halloween

I made the chalkboard banner a few years ago.  You can check it out here.

Filling a bread bowl with pumpkins for simple fall touches.

Pumpkins and wooden bread bowls

I added the cotton wreath to this chair for added texture. I also like the tone on tone with the chair colors of white, cream and tan that pick up the same colors in the wreath.

Adding texture with a cotton wreath.

In the family room, I switched out my red pillow for orange pillows and I added a few pumpkins.

2016 Family Room Fall Tour(Notice the greenery, yep that is my poinsettia…it is still alive. Although, I have no idea if it will turn red again!)

I like the added orange touches to this room. I will switch back to red in December and possibly add a new one to the mix! I am into throws and pillows at the moment!

The pumpkin on the end table is another favorite.  My older two boys picked it out about 17 years ago.  It is one I pull out each and every year.  The same goes for the pumpkin below, it’s another one the older two boys picked out.

Foyer Fall Home Tour

The final room I added a few Fall touches to is the Sunroom. I love this room.  It is where we spend most of our time.  It is just a very comfortable space.

Pigs, pumpkins and tobacco baskets

Talk about simple, the tobacco baskets and the pig were already there.  I plopped the pumpkin down with the intentions of painting it cream or white (like you see all over Pinterest) at some point but I can tell that is not going to happen. Besides I am kind of loving the pops of orange throughout the house.

 That my friends wraps up our Fall Home Tour, I hope you have enjoyed this glimpse into our home.

Until Next Time,

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Filed Under: Fabulous Finds, Home Tour Tagged With: Fall, Home Tour, Pillows, pumpkins

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