Dining Room


Light fixture: Crate & Barrel, “It was a steal at $300--it was a floor sample! I added brass bobeches and hung crystals from them, which I found at Antique Lamp Supply."





Table: Restoration Hardware





Bench: Overstock.com, “I completely redid it. It was covered with a dark brown faux leather. I removed that and recovered it with an ivory faux ostrich skin from Calico Corners. I sanded down the legs and applied Briwax, then applied the oversized nailhead trim to accent the sides."





Wall: “I treated it with a stencil from Whitewall & Co.





Chairs: Van Gogh Furniture. "I made slip covers [for them] using cotton drop cloths from Sherwin-Williams--they become a beautiful durable fabric when you launder them well."

Dining Room


Oriental worn chest: “Was a gold yellow tone that really clashed with the flooring in the house, so I painted it an ivory color.”





Birdcage: Pottery Barn (on clearance). “I mixed together some paint colors I had on hand to get this shade of pink to bring in a pop of color.”

Dining Room (corner)




Chair: Found at an auction, “I re-finished the frame with ivory paint and a bit of Rub 'n Buff and reupholstered it.”





Painting: Lulie Wallace. “I had just finished an article on her work for House of Fifty and was so taken with her work I just had to treat myself to a painting of hers as a little gift!"

Breakfast Nook


Table: “It was [originally] a dark tone and visually heavy against the dark floors and lighter cabinetry in the kitchen. I painted it a soft gray/green color to give it a new life.”





Chairs: “Were originally black, and got a fresh look with a coat of ivory paint.”





Curtains: “It's hard to find curtains that are wide enough to look good when pulled closed, so I made these from Calico Corners fabric. I placed the brown panels on the sides to anchor the space."





Light Fixture: “I covered a drum lampshade with lengths of bamboo painted ivory.”

Kitchen

Cabinetry: "I worked with a builder on these."





Backsplash: “Beveled subway tile."





Message board: "The lines are based on the door casings in the house, the chalkboard is painted on."





Lights: "From another DIY project where drum shades were covered with fabric."





Stools: Dania Furniture

Living Room


Deer head: Z Gallerie, “I painted it a glossy ivory.”





Walls: “I handpainted the trellis pattern, transferring the pattern onto the wall, and then hand painted in the design."





Lamp: Mitchell Gold sample sale.





Orange chaise lounge:  Mitchell Gold sample sale. “One of my favorite pieces. The more worn it gets, the better it gets.”

Family Room


Mantle: "I had a tradesman come in and build one that resulted in a custom, high-end look."





Coffee Table: “A barter with a client.”





Sofa: Van Gogh Furniture





Pillows: Pottery Barn, “They are basic linen pillows dressed up with a band of fabric.”





Lamp: Pottery Barn





Knick knacks: Family heirlooms.

Office


“Hoosier” Cabinet: “It was originally in my grandfather's workshop, where he did a lot of woodworking. I refinished it and repainted the body for a worn look and stained the top with a walnut tone stain from Minwax.”





Wall: "Painted with chalkboard paint and hung a collage of my husband’s favorite photos. I left a couple of frames empty, providing a place to write notes."





Picture Frames: Michaels





Chair: Crate & Barrel (“On clearance as a floor model.”)





Lamp: Target





Rug: Ikea

Isabella’s Room


Drapes: “I made these from a coral geometric fabric from Calico Corners.”





Bed: eBay. “I covered it with blue linen fabric from Calico Corners.”





Lamps: “From my grandmother. They have hand-painted flowers on the porcelain bases.”





Shades: Pottery Barn





Duvet: A homemade rag quilt. "I cut squares and sewed them together with the seams facing right side out. When the seams become frayed, they add a fun texture to the surface."





Night stands: Home Goods.

Max's room (“The Ikea Project”)

Bedding, light fixture, drapes, and rug: Ikea.





Chairs: "They were my grandmothers. I made slipcovers from fabric found at JoAnn Fabrics.”





Lamp: "HomeGoods. [I] painted it with primer and chalkboard paint. The lampshade was also covered with a fabric from Ikea."





Chalkboard: "Painted onto the wall with chalkboard paint."





Maps: "Painted freehand on the walls."

Master Bedroom




Headboard frame: Built with 2x4s and sheets of plywood, then covered with high density foam that was then wrapped in batting material and covered with “Bocca” fabric from Calico Corners.







Lamps: Home Goods, “They were originally cobalt blue and had a really ugly shade, so I spray painted the lamp bases with a gloss finish.  I covered the lamp shades with a chinoiserie fabric from Calico Corners and attached some green trim along the top and bottom edges found at JoAnn Fabrics.”

Walk-in Closet


Dresser: “This was a piece that sat in my grandmother's bathroom for years. I fixed it up as a tutorial for HGTV. I used chalkboard paint from Hudson Paint.





Lamp: Home Goods





Mirror: Home Goods





Vase: A family piece





Carpet: Target

Master Bedroom


Light fixture: "A pagoda-style [fixture] I found in an antique store."





Sofa: Ballard Designs





Picture frame collage: Aaron Brothers and Michaels. “I added in an "M" and an "I" for our children, using paper mache letters from JoAnn Fabrics, painted to look like worn metal."