1965 house remodel

1960's Kitchen remodel

After living in their house for a little over two years, Amanda, of the blog Simply Maggie, and her husband decided it was time to remodel the kitchen. They'd tried a few stop-gap measures to make the kitchen more to their taste, but it was still in need of a major makeover. Amanda's plan had always been to keep the cabinets and just paint them, but they had a lingering mustiness that just wouldn't go away. So out came the cabinets, and the dingy tile, and in came a stunning brand new…

Millie's Remodel is a 1950's brick ranch renovation. Follow along as I give this dated house some updated style and a second bathroom.

Hey, friends! Still traveling this week and can't wait to share more about Charleston when I get home. It's been a very fun weekend at Haven and I'll share more about that later. In the meantime, I thought it would be fun to show some of the progress we've made in the house during the last year that we've lived here. Upgrading this builder's grade house that we bought has been a fun process and we are so happy with where we are now. We technically didn't move in until the end of August and…

We flipped a 1960s ranch and took this kitchen from drab to fab. With dark cabinets, broken doors, faux brick laminate floors and the washer and dryer connecti…

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This industrious North Carolina couple coaxed their woefully dated ranch out of 1973 by rescuing vintage furniture, refreshing items from online marketplaces, and reusing existing pieces for every room in the home.

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Bought sight-unseen, before the renovation this house was a mix of mid-century and mid-1980s design—with endless knotty pine and old, smelly carpet throughout!