1970s remodel

We did it! We are finally living in our newly remodeled 1970's era home and I am so excited to share all of our before and after pictures as well as some of the products/tips that we used along the way. Redoing a home is one of those experiences where it feels like it's taking forever in the moment but once you're done, it feels like it went so fast! We did the entire remodel as a family (except for the carpet installation). The first day that we got into the house felt like an entire move…

Amazing before and after photos of this 1970's Kitchen remodel including all of the design details and resource list

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Hey guys!!! So, I haven't blogged in nearly 4 months. It's crazy. I barely even know where to begin! There's so much to say and so much to share, so let's just jump right in and pick up where we left off. Our little Ava is now 5 months old and doing really great. We survived 4 months of colic/milk allergy/reflux and between that and a pretty difficult pregnancy, I felt like the wind had been knocked out of my sails. But, little by little, things are getting so much better and I'm slowly…

Ben and Erin Napier help a couple moving to Laurel with three kids and a substantial (for Laurel) all-in budget of $300,000. The family of five is in search of a large house with lots of space for active kids and room for a private master retreat and great bathroom for the grownups.

This house had good bones and a great location but needed a lot of work. Four months later, the homeowners say it’s feeling less like a work-in-progress and more like their home.