Stuart
and I have recently found an obsession in HGTV home makeover shows, but one in
particular has us tuned in every Thursday night.
Fixer Upper is a home
improvement show where Chip and Joanna Gaines help clients find the perfect
home for them starting at the house hunting process, then renovation and then
revealing the home to it’s newest owners. Joanna’s knack for design inspired
her to start a local boutique and a blog that captured the attention of HGTV.
Before they knew it, the couple landed themselves a series highlighting the
renovation and realty aspect of their business.
You can tune into HGTV’s show, Fixer Upper, to watch Chip and Joanna
take clients through the process of finding the right home, renovating the
imperfections, and revealing the home as it was always meant to be.After
searching for a house of our own since the beginning of May, we are now
considering a fixer upper ourselves. Stu had always kept the idea open, but Im
so ready to get out of our tiny apartment that I was just looking for those
move in ready homes. Since my mom flips houses as a living, she has always
encouraged us to go with the fixer upper route. Now after watching the first
season of Fixer Upper, I am board! The way that this team takes an old broken
down house and turns it into a new, renovated, and classic home is priceless. I
love Joanna’s style of decorating which she describes as simple and classic, farm inspired, industrial and unexpected. I now have so many ideas of things I would like
in our own house one day! You can check out their website here: magnoliahomes.net
I
soooo want to make our own dining room table now. After seeing a few tables
they had refinished and refurbished on the show, I now want one too! This
picture is similar to what I am looking for, but this looks like they took a
table, antiqued it and then nailed some old wood on top. I’m sure it’s more
complicated than that!
I
love looking at peoples DIY ideas with pallets and here are a couple that I’d
like to incorporate in our bathroom and kids room!
Lastly,
I have become super interested in redoing an old dresser. After searching
through pictures on the Southern Revivals Blog, I know I can do it too. I would
love to have something like this sitting in our den or hallway! And I love the
idea of cutting the legs off and using it as a seat!
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