Pony wall update

Sometimes thoughts about doing a home renovation might sound scary. Or expensive. However, with enough time and effort, turning your space into a reflection of your personality can become an exciting journey that also adds value to it.

While it might seem like a small detail, updating your stairway pony wall or drywall handrail for a banister can bring about big changes in your home’s overall look! In this blog post, we’ll explore the reasons why you should consider updating your pony wall stair rail into a banister and design decisions you’ll need to make in the process.

You know when you walk into a house and this is what you see? 70's SPINDLES!!! This was one of those things that I told my husband that we definitely needed to update because I

I have an open concept type of ranch style home and the dining area is really small but works for my small family. I needed some separation between the living and dining so I added a small half wall that measures 3' 1/2" wide x 3' tall. It's pretty easy with the right tools to build this. You may have different flooring than I do so you may not have to use all these steps. My floor is cheap ceramic tile in dining and carpet in the living room (I am hoping to change the carpet in a few weeks…

It's week 3 and I'm starting to see the room coming together! Making a Pony Wall Cool Pony walls, or half walls, are so 80's....or 60's....or.....? I'm pretty sure no one said they are amazingly

Over the weekend we tackled panelling the half wall in our front entryway and I can't believe the difference that it's made. It one of those projects that when we were finished we asked ourselves, "why didn't we do this sooner!!" because we love it that much! It only took about 24 hours to finish, making this a very fast and doable project for others to tackle! Keep reading to see how it turned out! In case you have forgotten, this is how our front hallway looked when we moved in. Can we say…

It’s so much more open!! Here’s a pic of the old peninsula, making it hard to walk from the kitchen to the living room. Notice the tiny doorway into the dark dining room? That was another thing on the client’s wishlist – to make the dining room more light and inviting: We replaced the peninsula with a simple eat-in island, and opened up the passage into a now bright, cheerful dining room. Notice how we were able to open that passage and *still* keep a fabulous pantry?! On the other side of…

This might be the cutest design term ever.

A stunning way to upgrade your boring front door! Do THIS to your front door to dramatically transform it—and it looks so gorgeous! Instead of buying a new fiberglass door, we ordered a decorative glass window to transform it.