Small ranch interior

Check out post #2 in our series about our 1960s ranch renovation. This time we tackle the foyer ... your home's first "interior" impression.

Head to your local Goodwill, thrift store or church mission for a few of these thrifty finds, perfect for adding color and texture to your home for spring! #goodwill #springdecor #thriftyspringdecor #decoratingtips

I’m so excited to finally be sharing my own home tour. We’ve been renovating this 1960’s ranch for almost 5 years and as we were wrapping up the projects, we fell for a new home (that also needed TLC) and we sold this beauty. As we come to a close with our time in this home it’s time to give a full tour including all the changes we made. I can’t wait for you to see how far it’s come.

Week eight kitchen expansion and first-floor renovation update of our little ranch style home. It's been a while since I've shared a kitchen update, but honestly, there hasn't been many drastic changes since the week two renovation update. Demolition, installation of the new window, framing and electrical work happened pretty quick. Everything came to a crawl and sudden halt when it was time to move the HVAC and install the new hardwood floor. Unfortunately, the flooring contractor strung us…

Virtually tour this renovated vintage meets modern 1950s character house for small space renovation and design inspiration!

I designed a complete renovation and flipped a 1960s ranch house. This was a very popular house plan that had 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. You walked into the kitc…

Hello faithful followers! We are so excited to share about a new phase for Kristen and her family. They are moving! Not far at all, but to their next home, one that they just couldn't pass up when it came for sale. As soon as they viewed the home everything…

With lots of consideration we realized it was best for us to add on a bedroom to our 1950s ranch instead of buying a new house that was larger, here is a glimpse to how it happen. If you're looking for an exterior glimpse click here. In order to make an entrance to the new addition, we cut space from our old master bedroom and added a hallway through that room to gain access to the new room, this worked great because we were able to keep the old master bathroom with our new master bedroom…

Project by: Kara and Matt Location: Charlotte, NC This past spring we purchased a 1960’s style brick ranch that aesthetically was still stuck in that decade. The home had great bones, but like most houses built at that time, contained lots of tiny “living” spaces, like a small L shaped kitchen, a super dark paneled den and a long, narrow living room.