I started sharing the work we are doing on our lake cottage because we are currently in the process of this renovation, but I wanted to introduce you to where our passion for renovation started. Back in 2004, we purchased our first home, a 1600 sq ft. 1950’s cape. We immediately fell in ... Read More about 1954 Cape

With more family members working from home it’s important not to over clutter our surroundings when space is already tight. One trend I've noticed for this holiday season is to keep things simple, clean and fresh." Modern trees in neutral colors that add just the right amount of holiday ... Read More about Christmas Trends for the Kitchen

Thanksgiving might look a little different this year, but there are still simple ways to dress up your table and celebrate the blessings in your life. I first start with a nice table linen and layer in a textured runner to add a little dimension. You can also use a wide piece of silk ribbon or even ... Read More about Thanksgiving Table Setting

I’ve always admired people who had a hobby - painting, knitting, drawing - I love the idea of getting lost in a craft that can give you a break from everyday stresses and provide a creative outlet. I’ve always felt decorating my home has been that for me, but I still yearned for a crafty type hobby ... Read More about Tiny Inspirations

When we gutted our 800 sq.ft. lakeside cottage, we removed our only large closet in the entire house (more on why we did that another time). The other closet is a tiny space in the knee wall upstairs, barely able to fit anything. That's why when we added in a gas fireplace we needed to utilize the ... Read More about Hidden Storage

We went back and forth whether to completely gut this kitchen and start from scratch or save on the budget and work with what we had. After much debate, we went with option B. We decided to keep all appliances, cabinets and the countertop as these could be big ticket items in a renovation and they ... Read More about The Lakeside Kitchen