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The Dirty Truth About House Flipping

Remodel, Spaces

Flipping houses isn’t all fresh paint and Instagram-worthy reveals—it’s also dumpsters, dust, and drywall in your hair. In our latest blog, we’re sharing the real story behind renovation: the dirty jobs, the necessary gear (hello, PPE!), and the surprises that come with tearing into old walls. If you’re thinking about taking on a fixer-upper, don’t miss these behind-the-scenes lessons from our own messy, memorable flips. Spoiler: You’re going to want gloves.

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Exterior Makeover: Boosting Curb Appeal at Greenwood House

Remodel, Spaces

Our 1960s Greenwood gem just got a major exterior glow-up! From a new roof to fresh landscaping and a bold paint refresh, we tackled high-ROI projects that instantly boosted curb appeal—and home value. If you’re considering exterior upgrades, check out what worked for us (and what might work for you). We’re sharing colors, contractors, and curb appeal tips in our latest blog. Plus, see how one helpful father-in-law made all the difference!

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The Best of London and Oxford: Our Recommendations

International, London, Places

We crossed the pond for an unforgettable trip to London and Oxford—and thanks to Mary Ila’s college summer abroad and some amazing local tips from our friends, we hit the ground running with the best spots to eat, stay, and explore. From classic fish and chips at Mayfair Chippy to a dreamy afternoon tea at The Ritz, and strolls through Oxford’s charming colleges, we’re sharing our favorite finds and must-do experiences. Planning a trip soon? Start with our guide!

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Design Series: Bathroom Renovations at Greenwood House

Design, Remodel, Spaces

Updating a never-remodeled 1960s home means the bathrooms are a top priority—and we’re in the thick of it now! In the existing master, we’re reworking the layout to create a more functional space, complete with a freestanding soaker tub and statement shower tile. The hallway bath is getting a much-needed refresh, including a new drop-in tub and a better-sized vanity. Meanwhile, we’re transforming a sunken bonus room into a master suite with a powder room. With brass accents, bold tile choices, and custom white oak vanities, each space is coming together beautifully!

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Design Series: Turning a Rec Room into a Master Suite

Remodel, Spaces

The transformation of the Greenwood house rec room into a stunning master suite is one of our favorite renovations yet. Raising the floors, reworking walls, and adding a master bath turned this space from a sunken afterthought into a bright, functional retreat. With features like a modern double vanity, a spacious walk-in shower, and a separate toilet room for added convenience, this suite is designed for both comfort and style. Would you prefer it as a bedroom or a bonus room? Let us know your thoughts!

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The Ultimate Kitchen Remodel Reveal: Custom Features You’ll Love

Remodel, Spaces

After months of planning and design, we’ve remodeled our kitchen into a stylish and functional space. Highlights include an appliance garage for clutter-free countertops, a vertical utensil drawer, a split farmhouse sink, and beautiful brass hardware. This transformation reflects our personality and is ready for making memories in our home.

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Design is in the Details: How Thoughtful Choices Transform Your Space

Design, Remodel, Spaces

When it comes to home design, the magic is in the details. While major renovations get the spotlight, it’s often the smaller, thoughtful choices that can truly elevate a space. From hidden functionality to streamlined aesthetics, small changes can make a big difference. If you’re planning a kitchen remodel or looking to refresh your home, these ideas—along with insights from The Kitchen Remodeling Journey series on Spaces And Places—are worth considering. 1. Transitioning from Floor Vents to Below-Cabinet Toe-Kick Vents Floor vents are functional, but they often disrupt the clean lines of a room and limit furniture placement options. By

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