Summer Outfits with Walmart

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Walmart. As always, all opinions are honest and my own. I’ve worked with Walmart here on the blog for several years, sharing things from their home and craft department, but this time I was asked to share items featured in their fashion department. My days mostly consist of painting, […]
latest antique & vintage finds

Over the weekend, I felt the urge to get out of the house and explore a bit. My mom and I have hit a few local stores now and then, but with renovations happening and lots of work to do, I’ve been home a lot lately. I needed to go to the grocery store to […]
Antique European Mould Rack

When our kitchen renovation plans were in the very early stages, I had in mind that I wanted to find an antique plate rack. I have always been drawn to them, especially since I have an extensive collection of ironstone and dishes. There’s always a chance I’ll find one at an antique store or market, […]
1970 kitchen renovation | the antique baker’s table island

You’ve been seeing little peeks of it, but let me show you the refinished antique baker’s table and how it looks in the kitchen. As a reminder, I found this antique baker’s table at the Lucketts Spring Market a few weeks ago. I had purchased a pine counter from a blog reader for $200 (you […]
1970 kitchen renovation | the pot rail

A few people have asked about my love-it-or-hate-it pot rack. Let me answer that question right now. Yes, the pot rack is making an appearance. I’ve had a pot rack or pot rail in my kitchen for almost 20 years and I just can’t go cold turkey. After a few months without one, I missed […]
1970 kitchen renovation | inexpensive open shelving

Last week I shared that I was sanding, priming, and painting some shelves to install in the kitchen. Open shelving wasn’t in my original plan for the kitchen, but once I started unboxing all of my kitchen stuff and moving in, I realized I wanted more storage/display space as well as a place to put […]
1970 kitchen renovation | custom-built range hood

As I’ve shared throughout the 1970 kitchen renovation series, we hired out the large projects and decided to do the painting and finishing work ourselves in order to make everything fit into our budget. Jeff and I built a custom range hood for our PA kitchen (you can find the plans and tutorial HERE), so […]
furniture follies

A couple of weeks ago, on the high of shopping at the Lucketts Spring Market and finding some great pieces for our kitchen, I spotted a charming pair of chairs on Facebook Marketplace. Right away, I got those butterflies when I find something special. They are unique, and adorable, and would be so perfect for […]