Sharing some of my favorite faith filled books that I’m reading right now!

I knew I wanted some sort of wall texture (whether that be vertical paneling, recessed paneling, or board and batten) and I wanted wallpaper. As I did a little more soul searching I ultimately came back to recessed paneling for it’s sheer timelessness and the likelihood that it would have been found in a home during this era.

Sharing some cozy fall home finds in this weeks Found Friday!

Found Friday is here! These are a couple of random things I have been obsessing over the last few weeks or things I hope to purchase in the coming days!

Let me try and explain where everything started to unravel for us….

The #1 question we got at the open house for this 1920’s English Tudor that we renovated last winter was, “what paint colors did you chose for the walls and trim?”

These faux topiaries have been the perfect addition to our porch makeover that we started at the beginning of the summer

Over the last couple of years we have begun to feel a sort of shift happening in our hearts. It was small at first, very subtle. But as the months and years continued the both of us began to sense more and more that God was shifting us in direction of a different location all together.

We’ve flipped and renovated 13 homes in the last 6 years and this is the first year we have actively decided to take a step back from it, here’s why…

It’s actually called “Grandma’s Peach Cobbler.” Which is why I picked it to make! I love my peach cobbler to have more of a breading versus a granola topping so that’s why I chose this specific recipe!

Backstory….we bought our 1920s craftsman home 5.5 years ago and one of the things that convinced me that we needed to buy this house was the front porch! They just don’t make them like this anymore!

For the last 3 years we have acted as a full-service design studio, while maintaining and renovating multiple properties on our own, and creating content for our online platforms. And although all these things have been dreams fulfilled for us, they are not sustainable to the season of life we are in as a family.

Our top pick Amazon Ceiling Lights that we are loving right now!

All the items we used to stage the Primary Bedroom at the Pennsylvania Project.

It’s finally done! The Pennsylvania Project that has taken us 18 months to finish is fully done and officially listed! You can check out the entire listing HERE or take a sneak peek at some of our favorite pictures of this home below!

It’s full on fall here, which means I have been helping myself transition into this cooler weather by making alllll the comfort foods! I love sharing tried and true recipes with friends so I thought…why not share them with all of you too!

Our design intention for this project was to reinsert as many “original” time stamped elements back into this 1920’s home as possible. So when it came to the kitchen we spared no expense. We went all out with true marble tile.

For this bathroom we used all Daltile products which we love because they offer a wide variety of quality styles at a very affordable price.

We were originally planning to paint the brick white and the wood trim a slate blue. But for multiple reasons, one being our total cost into the project so far, and the other being, the overall aesthetic of the neighborhood, we ultimately decided to go in a different direction.

This business isn’t the “end game” for me - and while that may seem backwards in our Capitalist society, I’ve realized that I don't need to have a big name to be successful or even to be known. None of those things define who I am and it’s time I start editing out the things in my life to reflect that.