Winter is typically associated with organizing the home and decluttering spaces. It feels good to purge your house of unnecessary after the abundance of Christmas. Today’s minimalist living room proves that a breathable space can be quite pretty. The all-white fireplace feels serene and gets a bit of texture from the brick tile trim…
While we all might want pretty rooms in our homes, they need to be livable too. In the living room, it’s important to have comfortable furniture arranged to create conversation areas. And if the room is large enough, maybe even a space for a reading nook or a desk too. Here’s a collection of living…
Welcome to the first Tuesday of February and another Style Showcase post. Today’s stylish collection includes several small DIY projects for you to try – a couple of them are just in time for Valentine’s Day! Southern Hospitality | Cozy Winter Decorating Ideas Town & Country Living | Handmade Valentine’s Cards Worthing Court…
Welcome to February, which thankfully is the shortest winter month. I’m already thinking about the garden and what I’ll add to it this year. A charming garden shed would make a great addition, and any of these will do! (This post contains affiliate links.) If I put a shed out by the vegetable garden,…
Get ready to smile! You’re gonna love the funky vibe in this colorful, eclectic home by Kathryn J. LeMaster in Little Rock Arkansas. There are fun elements that might surprise you! Photo by Kathryn J. LeMaster Art & Design Music fans will love the guitar wall in the living room above. There’s a few instruments…
Changing artwork in a room is one of the easiest ways to give spaces a decorating update. Original or antique art can be expensive. So today I’m sharing how to make a vintage style hanging poster that’s budget-friendly and visually appealing. Since there are a variety of posters available, you’re sure to find something for…
We’re almost there! The end of January is just two days away and then we’re into winter’s shortest month. Is anyone else checking the weather app to see the upcoming times for sunrise and sunset? Please tell me I’m not the only one! At least it’s now light out when I leave work at the…
One thing about historic homes – they don’t always have the best kitchens. They’re typically small and not very functional by today’s standards. Such was the case for a 1900s kitchen remodel by Haven Design and Construction that now proudly displays accents of dark blue against white cabinetry. Photo by Haven Design and Construction …
Are you ready for some fresh inspiration and ideas? Visit my Style Showcase friends at the links below! Shabbyfufu | Updating Outdated Multiple Bathrooms On A Budget Southern Hospitality | Decorating With Vintage Bamboo Town & Country Living | Vintage Painted Mantel Worthing Court | How To Make An Easy Winter Wreath…
We’re still in the throes of winter, many of us are quarantining, and I thought it might be nice to focus on a little bit of luxury. What better way to unwind and de-stress than with a therapeutic soak in the bath tub? Add fragrant, homemade lavender rosemary bath salts to your bath for increased…
I’m excited about today’s featured home tour because it’s an Airbnb rental that I hope to rent sometime this year. In fact, I’ve had my eye on this rental for over a year now. Welcome to Leo Cottage by Kate Marker Interiors, located in Union Pier, Michigan. Photo by Big Chill The images are…
I think it’s safe to say that for most of us, we decorate our homes to create a certain ambiance or mood. We use darker colors to feel like a room is wrapping us in a warm hug, we use earthy elements like wood to make us feel grounded, or we incorporate pastel colors and…
Hello friends and welcome to the upcoming weekend! I really don’t have much of anything new to report from the week other than the weather’s been surprisingly mild with a bit of snow. I hope February is the same. This week’s Friday Finds: Let’s start with this amazingly renovated home I spied over at Desire…
Today is the final round of my walking home tours in Naperville, Illinois. I think you’ll enjoy these pretty yellow and green homes in a neighborhood of custom residential housing on the northwest side of town. Some of the houses on today’s tour are more creamy than they are yellow, like the one below….
The days are slowly getting longer – it’s taking too long in my book. So I looked it up and found that on average, an extra hour of daylight is added each month during the first quarter of the year. That’s not quite fast enough for me, so for now I’ll sit back and enjoy…
At some point in January I always like to share the posts that were your favorites from the previous year here on Town and Country Living. Sometimes I’m surprised at the list, sometimes I’m not. Without further ado, here are the posts you visited most from 2020. Number One: Coming it at the number one…
