Columns

Our new home has two round columns in the dining room that were super heavily textured and outdated. We came up with an easy update for interior faux columns and I take back everything bad I ever said about painting with white!

Tuscan, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian — Greek and Roman design still has a place in our homes. But which style to use, and how?

Recently, I’ve been working on a few projects where the the design of a family's home will dramatically affect the way they live within it. How, you ask? By taking down a wall...or two. ;-)

Our new house is everything we want in a home. The flow is perfect, the ceilings are high, the kitchen is ginormous, the basement outstanding, has a beautiful lot and more than enough space for our family. The bones of the home are incredible. No detail was overlooked in the building of this beautiful home.… Continue reading →

Before I start talking about the support pole, I want to mention a little project I did that I am super thrilled with. I knew I wanted to put a cabinet in between the washer and dryer, but I also knew that a new cabinet in the size I needed from Lowe's was $85 and I really didn't want to pay that much. So I started hitting up the Habitat for Humanity ReStore a couple times a month and browsing their cabinet section. The first few times I came up empty handed, but then one day I found this...

Transform your porch with our detailed DIY guide on wrapping columns. Enhance your home's curb appeal and architectural charm with this straightforward home improvement project.

Fluted interior column with Roman Corinthian Capital and Attic Base with round plinth

We are sure that most of us have had this fantasy where we are surrounded by beaus (yes, we are using that word) and you are the belle of the ball flirting with them while

1. New -& Consistent- TrimChoose a style of trim and carry this throughout the entire home, Having consistently high quality crown molding, baseboards, and window/door trim will give the illusion that it was designed and built custom rather than with stock builder trim of most houses on the market. 2. DoorsTake all of the boring, outdated hollow core doors in the house and throw them in the bin! Replace them with doors that fit the style of your home. Don't forget to get quality hardware! 3...

I must be getting wiser in my old age. Or maybe I'm just learning when to be cautious. I first told you about our dining room columns in my Empty House Tour post a while

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Columns are architectural elements that can be functional or just decorative