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Fixing/filling damaged trim and millwork

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The solarioum is one of TWO rooms that I consider 'done' in this house. *This post is sponsored by Mohawk Finishes. Thank you for supporting the fabulous brands that make Reality Daydream possible! This post contains affiliate links. * So when our boy Reuben took it upon himself to chew on the woodwork in this room, I was beyond upset! In his defense, we closed him into that room while we had company with little kids that are scared of giant dogs. He wasn't in there for more ... [ Read More ]

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Felt Succulent Wall Planter

GUYS, I almost never do this, but I asked a friend of mine if she would want to guest post here on Reality Daydream. She has THE CUTEST Etsy Shop and makes darling felt flowers for little girls' headbands and home decor pieces. And I knew you guys ... [ Read More ]

Epic Family Pics with McClanahan Studio

Nick and I have been talking for awhile now, how we need need to get family pictures taken again. Life just kinda gets away from us, and our kids are growing soooo fast. *insert weeping emoji* The last family pics we had taken were when Cypress ... [ Read More ]

Bunk Bed Curtains

If your kids have bunk beds, then you can be mom-of-the-year by sewing them some bunk bed curtains using our tutorial! Minimal sewing skills required! I may do a 'room reveal' here on mah blog, but that doesn't REALLY mean that the room is done. ... [ Read More ]

DIY Plywood Quote Artwork

I love that plywood is so inexpensive, yet often has some AMAZING wood grain. I also love that it's having a moment in design... 1/2/3/4 See? Classy! And so readily available at your local home improvement store! In fact, we put up a geometric ... [ Read More ]

Kitchen Update – WE HAVE WALLS!

If you've been following along on our kitchen journey in our Instagram Stories (we're @RealityDaydream!) you know we've been plugging away and continuing to make progress! It's been almost a year since we demoed the old kitchen and started this ... [ Read More ]

Wooden Scroll Saw Logo Sign

Recently, one of my dear friends started a business selling beautiful, handmade children's clothing and hand-picked antiques. She calls it Wild Petunia, and I love everything about it. I'm obsessed with her logo of wildflowers (which she ... [ Read More ]

What happens in Puerto Rico…

Nick and I have been married for 10 years. It's hard to believe since I just graduated from college a couple years ago. Wait, that doesn't add up...? Oh yeah, I guess I graduated 19 years ago, and I basically have one foot in the grave. ... [ Read More ]

Cleaning Closet Organization

One thing I've noticed about myself through this renovation, is that I NEED to have places in my house that are extremely neat and organized... to give myself some sense of control in the midst of absolute chaos. Even if it's the girls' bedroom or ... [ Read More ]

Little Girls’ Room Reveal

It feels AMAZING to check our little girls room off the proverbial list. Knowing that my kids have a peaceful (and gorgeous) sanctuary to escape the chaos of renovation makes me so happy. And it makes them happy too! To think I was stumped with ... [ Read More ]

4-Year-Old Gift Guide

Our girl turned 4 last week, and I just CAN'T. Something about my youngest going from 3 to 4 feels like I'm losing my baby. I know she'll always be my baby... blah blah blah. But age 4 definitely seems more big-kiddish. And the moment she starts ... [ Read More ]

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