This, my friends, is my new living room. Doesn't it make you shudder?
And the other side of the living room...
Here is the study. It's not too bad. I'm loving those floors, and we are hoping to find more when we pull up all the carpet.
Here is the master bedroom. Two things about this room make we want to cry. 1. the carpet 2. that light. Can you see that florescent yuckiness peeking through at the top of the photo? It's coming down within the week. I'd rather live in complete darkness.
And the kitchen....more florescent charm. Also, please note what is going on at the front of that bar. Yes, carpet. On. a. wall. How? Why?
The dining room isn't too bad. I've got big, beautiful plans for it, so stay tuned!
If you are one of the many people out there who are redecorating their house on a budget, this is about to become your favorite blog. Keep checking in as I post updates and transformations.
10 comments:
Congratulations!
I cant think of anything more fun. Enjoy ~
Congrats.
You will make it beautiful!
What is your address so I can put it on Colleen's mailing list?
Awesome! Welcome to the ranks of "new owners of hideous houses." Except ours has electric blue asbestos siding. With cream colored trim.
Congratulations! I am soo excited to watch you transform this place!!
omg, very excited to see what you do, Lindsey! I know it'll be gorgeous!
Hilarious!
I am so mad you bought a house right after we moved out of town. You are having us over when we come visiting....we will bring the champagne!
And I really can not wait to see what you do to it. I know it will be perfect.
Very cool! Congrats on your first house, and I can't wait to see how it progresses under your magic touch. :) If you're not already reading it, I've got to suggest: younghouselove.com
Yay! SO excited for you! Can't wait to see everything you do with it... I for one will stay glued for updates :-)
Congratulations on the new home! Super exciting! And hey, even though you've got carpet-on-a-wall in your kitchen/eating area... That is One. Huge. Kitchen. It's a lot easier to remodel an already existing large kitchen, than it is to tear down walls and work with small space in order to create a kitchen that *appears* bigger. :)
Can't wait to see all your fun projects! Try not to get overwhelmed. It's all one step at a time, as my parents say. :)
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