It's done, construction, design, the whole magilla, done, done, done!!! Bet you thought that would never happen, we sure didn't. Just as we were finishing the construction some absolutely fabulous tenants came along and not only did they love the space but they loved my design style and asked me to whip up a super quick, super dope fully furnished home for them.
Quick- hell yeah... less then 2 weeks start to finish quick- head spinning round like crazy quick, since we were also still finishing up some of the construction details at the same time.
Who needs sleep anyway I ask you??? Isn't that what mega doses of caffeine are for!
And then those awesome chicks at Rue Magazine came along and asked to shoot it... why not mix in a little crazy with your crazy! So here are a few bits shot by Emily Anderson, to see more head on over to Rue
Drop back Friday and I'll show you the DIY for the dining table pendant.
And just in case you forgot what it started out like here are a few reminders.
This is BEYOND AMAZING! I adore your styling, such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE this rental makeover!! You did an amazing job and the kitchen is awesome!! Your hard work paid off. Love, love, love...
ReplyDeleteThe result is awesome, Raina! It's like a miracle happened there! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. Nice to look back, even I forget how bad it was when we started.
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE, Raina! You can just color me jealous! The place just make me squeal with joy and swell with inspiration. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great Raina - and congrats on the Rue feature!! So much fun seeing you this weekend!!
ReplyDeleteRaina, exquisite job - love, love, love the yellow!
ReplyDeleteWe are building a house right now and very inspired by your reclaimed wood 2-level peninsula - where did you get the wood? Any suggestions about making something similar?
Chris
This is beautiful! I love the round pedestal table in the kitchen. Would you mind telling me where you found it?
ReplyDeleteHome repair and improvement process requires you to first analyze your financial conditions, for buying the things you would need for the home. You must collect renovating ideas through magazines photos, online websites and through friend's advices. Sometimes you just need to observe your environment and find out the changes you want to make in the home. You must use your own imagination and creativity.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best solutions that homeowners should never grow tired of is home renovation. Through the years, changes will occur and it will really make a difference if you will put your attention on the most worthy places and allow restoration and absolute improvement to take place in your home.
ReplyDeleteHi, great job!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for something lamps like the yellow ones, where did you get them?
West Elm
DeleteRaina, this renovation is breathtaking. I can't get over it. Where did you get those amazing chairs around the little table?
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