Natural wood trim interior

If you’re moving into an old home you’re probably facing a sea of dark wood trim and crown molding. While this is a common feature in old craftsman and bungalow homes, it may not be a style for everyone. As a new homeowner you may want to change up the old world look and make…

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"Fireplace Mantel ANY SIZE and COLOR SMOOTH finish wood, floating hollow fireplace mantel. Look of a solid beam. Made out of wood, with MinWax Wood Finish stain and clear lacquer finish. Light weight and easy to install, see picture ten for reference. This hollow floating mantel/ shelf is available in a variety of popular lengths, tall and deep or you can request a custom size. The price of a custom length is rounded up to the next highest size selection. Standard sizes are from 24\" to…

If you want to learn how to enhance and embrace the history and soul of your old home (especially a craftsman house) then you are in the right place.

There were a handful of must haves for this final build of ours. One being the interior door style. I planned a majority of the interior design around a certain style of door: a 5 equal, raised panel door. Why, you ask? Well, I knew there would be a lot of white + a lot of natural light throughout t

Do you have stained wood trim? The common question is, "To paint or not to paint wood trim." Click to see what I did with my baseboard trim, and why.

Want a fresh look for your space? Try white walls with wood trim! Check out our designs with this dynamic duo here!rn

The key is to choose wall colour that will either play up your wood or tone it down so you get the right look with your wood. Here’s how to do that.

Yes. We are STILL working on the basement and the DIY shiplap walls. (We started the basement project back in June.) This is real life DIY. And real life DIY comes with pregnancy and bed rest (me) and 5 broken ribs (Ryan). That means that finishing the basement has taken about 3 months longer than we anticipated. But, I think it will be worth the wait.