Reader Advice
The travertine floor and vanity in this powder bath had to stay, but the homeowner wanted to update for a style that was less Tuscan. I was even surprised at some of the items I found that could be mixed in to this Tuscan style powder bath for a fresh, new look!
Read MoreI’m sharing an online design consultation I had with someone who had a long, narrow bedroom. I have some advice on how to make this room feel more intentionally designed and decorated so this homeowner can have a really personal and special retreat!
There’s lots to unpack here, so let’s dive in.
Read MoreThis Tuscan great room looks so fresh after a nice white paint job. It just needs a little more push to make it feel more up to date.
The home I’m sharing here today has really great Tuscan style bones, and the homeowner went a long way to update it by painting walls and ceilings a lovely soft white. (Yes, while leaving her travertine tile!) She made a big impact with paint alone.
Now, for a few tips on how to bring it a little further along into the 2020’s……..
Read MoreSelecting the right paint color for your home, it doesn’t have to be as hard as you think! - Carla Aston
In my new book, How to Choose Perfect Paint Colors For Your Home, I provide foolproof advice on selecting colors and finishes that will create more personality, more diversity, and add more interest to every room in your house than you’ve ever dreamed possible!
Read MoreThis kitchen needed an update but the budget was tight for the amount of work the homeowner wanted to do. A full gut job just wasn’t in the cards.
Not only that, but they were looking ahead to sell in a few years, so they wanted to make an investment that would help that process and not overvalue their home for the neighborhood.
Click through to see a solution that does NOT include painting the cabinets!
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