Kitchen Furniture

Hello and welcome to our Create - Share - Inspired Link party, hosted by myself,  A Burst of Beautiful   and  Tidbits . We are so Happy to have you here! Every week we are blown away by all of your projects and always look forward to see what you share next. I did it! I painted our wood stove mount!  &  I painted our kitchen tile backsplash! Pink & Gold First Birthday Party | Vintage Mason Jar Vases | Foil Pressed Birthday Invitations Family Movie Night  ||  Botanical Wood Slices  ||  Watercolor Pillows White Chocolate Covered Blueberries  by Honey & Birch Painted Elephant Sign by The Painted Poppy Studio Rustic EAT Cutting Board  by Anderson + Grant DIY Dutch Tulip Crate by Table + Hearth If you were featured don't forget to grab our button! Here are a few common link party courtesies we would ask that you keep in mind. Link to a specific post, not your home page. If you want to be featured, please link back to our party (in your post or on a specific link party pa

Yup I did!  I painted our wood range hood mount! But I bet you already knew it was coming, didn't ya? It was just a matter of time before I got the guts to do it. If you missed any of my 'should I or should I not paint my stove mount' post, then let me fill you in. Here is what my kitchen looked like before:  It had a dark wood stove mount, a mix of green and rust backsplash tile, and a gray-green color on the walls.  (BM Horizon Gray) It gave the kitchen a warm, rustic, farmhouse feel, which was fine, but it just wasn't my personal style. The kitchen just felt too dark for me. I've always been drawn to the look of bright white kitchens. So one day I had fun playing around on the Sherwin Williams Paint Visualizer website, and came up with a few different looks that I shared HERE on the blog. Do you know which look majority of the readers liked best? ................................... Answer: #1 The wood look! So I left it wood and then decided to tackle the dark

Hello and welcome to our Create - Share - Inspired Link party, hosted by myself,  A Burst of Beautiful   and  Tidbits . We are so Happy to have you here! Every week we are blown away by all of your projects and always look forward to see what you share next. Step by Step Styling Tips //  Bohemian Jewelry Display The Best Loaded Potato Soup | How to Sew a Zippered Pillow Master Bathroom Makeover Progress + DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors Mediterranean Quesadilla by Cooktoria 10 Classic Sofa Styles for Your Living Room by Anderson & Grant How to Upgrade Grocery Store Flowers by Boxwood Avenue  Blush Pink Vintage Dresser by Saw Nail and Paint If you were featured don't forget to grab our button! Here are a few common link party courtesies we would ask that you keep in mind. Link to a specific post, not your home page. If you want to be featured, please link back to our party (in your post or on a specific link party page you have set up. Don't add links that promote shops,

Hi Friends! So I was invited by a couple of blog friends to take part in a new Instagram tag called #HomeYouHave. By the way, do you follow me on Instagram ? If not, be sure to, I love posting behind the scene pictures and updates that you don't see here on the blog. So #Homeyouhave is all about working with what you already have to bring new life to your spaces. This is something I do a lot of if you haven't noticed already. I tend to carry my beloved treasures with me all around our home. Every week, Monday through Friday on Instagram we have a new challenge and invite you to share your spaces using the hashtag #homeyouhave, and then on Sunday we choose a favorite.  Fun right? So last week the challenge was Dresser Tops, which I was so happy about because my dresser was needing some much needed attention. I gave Myself a challenge and really had fun creating this Bohemian jewelry display. I started off just revamping my dresser top giving it some organization that it was lack