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Upcycled gazebo panels & old vanity mirror adorn ugly wall., I used everything I could find to cover this ugly tool shed wall. My dad built the planter "boxes". The gazebo panels were painted black, added the mirror and many plants including bouganvilla, mandevilla, gazanias, roses, sunflowers, lilacs, etc., Gardens
Country Cottage, We gutted the stick built kitchen and added my wonderful hickory cabinets, all new appliances and found the original pine floors from the 1918 cottage house., Kitchens
Small Sitting room, This room is off of the entryway. It is small so furniture arrangement has been tricky. Thinking of adding another small black IKEA chair, either on the other side of room, or have 2 chairs in front of windows., Living Rooms
backyard oasis, I would like to get Ideas on what I can do to my backyard , Yards
From disaster to Master, My 1980's builder grade bathroom made me blue. So I made IT blue!, Bathrooms
GUEST ROOM READY, After Hurricane Sandy in 2012, I made a major purge of closets and storage areas around here I made donations to local thrift establishments and sent donations to New Jersey Sandy Survivors. With the spaces being cleared, it made it easier to get the house holiday & guest ready. Using items I already had plus some pieces I had collected from thrift, I was able to convert the last room in our rental home into a guest space for under $450. Mixing in wood pieces and collected baskets added texture plus helped warm the otherwise grey + black + white space. I created another gallery wall with photos I captured in Florida & framed - a nice little escape for us here in AZ. Because most pieces were already on hand - minus the sleep sofa - I was able to get this space done in a day. What helped a lot was the existing neutral foundation of gray walls and the beige carpet. Read more details at my blog Focal Point Styling: http://nyclq-focalpoint.blogspot.com/2012/11/done-in-day-guest-room-ready-for-under.html, Bedrooms

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