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Convertible Coffee Table Tutorial and Plans!

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You know we love convertible furniture, given our history with building projects like this and this. And since we love entertaining, I thought it would be so nice to have a coffee table that converts into a full size table! It can be used for family game night, puzzles, or just plain eating. And we're totally obsessed with it.If you follow us on Instagram and have been watching our stories, you've seen the whole building process happen behind the scenes. And we're so excited to share the ... [ Read More ]

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16 Mind-Blowing Strawberry Cake Recipes!

IT'S STRAWBERRY SEASON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIVE ME ALLLL THE STRAWBERRY CAKE RECIPES!!!!!!!!!!!!And potlucks, and picnics, and playdates, and bike rides, and flipflops!While my blog isn't necessarily known for our recipes (although we have ... [ Read More ]

Upcycled DIY Succulent Planter Idea

A few weeks ago when I was strolling through Theisen's in preparation for this project, I did a legit double-take when I saw these little guys on an end cap.*This post contains affiliate links*My first thought was... 'what a darling little ... [ Read More ]

New House Update – The Kitchen

It's been a minute since we talked about what's going on at the new house. It seems like we have so much to do that it would actually be counterproductive to stop and take the time to write about it. BUT, I don't want to leave you guys hanging, and I ... [ Read More ]

Wood Wall Art Challenge Roundup

A couple weeks ago, Nick and I hosted a big ol' collaboration involving a TON of other makers, bloggers, and YouTubers called the Wood Wall Art Challenge. It was SO FUN! Everyone made their own unique wooden artwork, and the creativity was so ... [ Read More ]

Spring Cleaning and Filling Exterior Holes

A few years ago, I was having a moment where I loved climbing flowering plants. I rallied Nick to help me install a lattice by the flowerbed and plant some morning glories. Now several years have passed, and I've never been able to keep my morning ... [ Read More ]

Storage Baskets on a Ladder in Three Tiers

I’m a sucker for unique and space-saving organization, so the idea of storing things vertically just makes sense! I’ve been thinking about different ideas for storing games, blocks and toys in our living room that would be inconspicuous yet allow the ... [ Read More ]

Solarium Updates and Article Sofa Review

We’re making progress on the ‘new’ house! And I’m planning a big update post soon. But for those of you that missed our Facebook Live, I recorded a second house tour video in a horizontal format that’s easier to view on YouTube. Even if you saw our ... [ Read More ]

Edging and mulching your flowerbed

I may have a green thumb for my indoor plants, but when it comes to my flower garden? Yikes.There are some pretty flowers that come up each year in this garden, but for the most part, it’s just a mass of weeds. And if I’m being honest, it’s ... [ Read More ]

Wood and Mirror Geometric 3D Wall Art

You know from this post and this post that we’re huge fans of wood art and making wood LOOK like 3D wall art! Nick had a brilliant idea to make a patterned ‘3D-illusion’ art that incorporates pieces of MIRROR! We were having so much fun making this ... [ Read More ]

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