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Decorating· Projects

A Fast Refresh for Tired Faux Pumpkins

I’ve been preparing my home for the upcoming Fall Home Tours this past week. The kids say it looks like a pumpkin patch has exploded in our house. Here is how to create A Fast Refresh for Tired Faux Pumpkins:)  Two years ago I bought a bag of white/off white faux mini pumpkins. I store my seasonal décor in plastic tubs outside. I think these particular pumpkins did not like the heat as they turned a strange brownish gold. Not exactly the color palette I was going for. So what’s a girl to do? ... View the Post

09.03.15

flowerbed

Design· DIY· Home Tour· Projects· Uncategorized

The Ugly Garden Contain Yourself

I’ve been tearing up the garden beds in both the front and back yards. I would like to edge them with a permanent structure. In perusing Pinterest I found ideas under the titles of the garden border, garden planter, and garden edging. Stone garden wall and brick garden wall also produced some lovely inspiration. Get ready for The Ugly Garden Contain Yourself. When we bought the house the beds had metal landscape edging combined with plastic brick edging. The Ugly Garden Contain ... View the Post

07.20.15

A Closer Look at the Kitchen Renovation Corian Countertops

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A Closer Look at the Kitchen Renovation Corian Countertops

Several of you have been waiting for this post since I first mentioned taking A Closer Look at the Kitchen Renovation Corian Countertops in the Storybook Cottage kitchen. You had questions! I hope this post will answer them all.  A Closer Look at the Kitchen Renovation Corian Countertops First and foremost in my heart of hearts if this would have been my forever home I would have installed white marble countertops. But this is just our “for the next few years” home. So, we had to ... View the Post

06.15.15

Projects

Eleanor’s Aprons

So many of the things I adore such as antique lace and vintage textiles I learned to love from my Grandma Jingles. This has resulted in a very special and heartfelt project, Eleanor's Aprons. Every time my grandmother and I were together we would hit the thrift stores and she would scour the newspaper for estate sales so we could go in search of hidden treasure. Neither of us needed a thing, but it sure was fun. If you add in the extensive collecting she had also done the 50 years prior well, ... View the Post

04.20.15

DIY· Projects

Your Kitchen Questions Answered

Thank you so very much for your kind comments regarding the Storybook Cottage French Country Christmas Kitchen Makeover. Your Kitchen Questions Answered and More B & A Kitchen Photo’s The most popular question was about the kitchen table. Although I would love to have an antique wood table it was a bit out of our budget. While I save though our family needed a place to eat casual meals, finish homework and create crafts. Our budget was $500. I scoured Craiglist and a few estate sales but ... View the Post

12.08.14

family room

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One Room Challenge Week 6 The Family Room Reveal

Welcome to the One Room Challenge Week 6 The Family Room Reveal. I can’t believe how fast time has flown by. It is an absolute MIRACLE that this room is being shown today. We actually just moved in on Halloween and I am still unpacking. If you are visiting Décor To Adore for the first time you can see the room’s progress week by week below: Week 1 / Week 2 / Week 3 / Week 4 / Week 5 Since we received the keys 6 weeks ago our 30-year-old home has welcomed us with a few gas leaks, a backed up ... View the Post

11.06.14

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Hi, I’m Laura Ingalls Gunn

Welcome to Decor To Adore! I love flea markets, tea parties, classic literature and dachshunds.

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