I’m always on the hunt for a new room to make over for COMO Living and when my friend and co-worker told me she was expecting a baby boy after having two girls, I thought this project would be perfect. This family loves camping. As for me…not so much. In fact, my idea of “roughing […]
With the popularity of sites like Pinterest, the emergence of the Do-It-Yourself-Party-Planner is inevitable. People often ask why they should hire a professional planner when they can do it all themselves. I will address the benefits of hiring a planner in my next blog post, but the answer to that question is simply, you shouldn’t!
Is your house ready for the holidays? Well, mine is not! So, to get things moving in the right direction, I decided to update some old furniture with paint. A friend of mine is always posting picture of her cute creations (Kings Creations) and it made me think I could do this too. So, I
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR: Welcome in new friends and neighbors with an inviting entryway. Time for project completion: 10 hours Project level: Easy Supplies: 1 Purdy syntox paintbrush, Sherwin-Williams, $20.79 • 2 quarts (1 for trim and 1 for door)of Exceptional Moisture Resistance exterior acrylic latex paint, Sherwin-Williams, $25.19 • Krud Kutter Gloss-Off prepaint surface
One of my favorite things about weddings now is how unique they all are. I love that couples are choosing to incorporate so many details that represent them. And I credit all of this creativity to one amazing source: Pinterest. Oh, Pinterest, you are my friend, and you are my foe. For better or worse,
There are a select number of women who neatly put away their jewelry each night in heirloom jewelry boxes, the rings nestled between velvety cushions, the necklaces hanging delicately from small golden hooks, the earrings compartmentalized in pairs. But for most of us, our daily bedazzlements clutter our counters and nightstands, top off mail piles
