Hello, hello! This week, we’re talking about how to add charm and magic to a cookie cutter home. There are endless ways to add personality and character to a newer home and this episode will help to get your creative ideas turning. You can stream the episode here on the blog or on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, TuneIn, Pocket Casts, and Stitcher. You can find the podcast posts archive here. Big thanks to this week’s sponsors! Be sure to check out the offers from Modern Fertility, BetterHelp, HappyDance and JuneShine! All of our sponsor codes can be found on this page. Show Notes: -Elsie mentions @CheapOldHouses -Emma mentions her Harry Potter bnb, which you can see pics here and there’s an episode about it here. -Here’s a...
Every day at 9:30 AM ET, Decor Steals opens up it’s daily sale. Three new products are introduced and are sold for 24 hours or until they sell out. I’ve been changing up my home décor to have a more rustic look, and Decor Steals is one of my favorite new sites. Today, you can get HOT Farmhouse Décor Steals for your home. Rustic Magnolia Wreath I LOVE this Preserved Magnolia Leaf Wreath. I have smaller ones on shutters on my mantel, and this bigger one would be perfect to hang on a wall or on my front door. This wreath is fresh and simple. Dress it up or leave it as-is for the perfect addition to your spaces. It’s...
While it’s exciting to move into your first home away from home, most dorm rooms are tiny—maxing out at only a couple hundred square feet! That’s just enough room for your desk, dresser, and twin bed, leaving you pressed for personal space. You’ll quickly realize that the key to living in a small space is organization. Whether you’re headed off to college, or you’re a parent getting your college kid ready for their first semester, we’ve gathered some of our favorite tips and tricks for keeping your dorm room in top shape. From clutter-busting desk caddies to clever storage hacks, when it comes to making the most out of your dorm room, use some of these room organization ideas and...
