Amazing Historic Homes and Butterfly Gardening: Friday Finds
Yesterday I actually felt a pep in my step and the hope of spring waiting to be celebrated soon. I’m not really sure why I felt that way, it wasn’t particularly warm or sunny. It’s just a feeling that settled into my soul and I was happy for it. This week I also found plenty to inspire me, and I hope today’s Friday Finds inspire you, too.
Omigosh! This historic Swedish house is bus! My granddaughter says “bus” means cool, outstanding, pretty spectacular – you get the idea.
Anyone redoing a laundry room? I think I found the inspiration for my own laundry room. I’m loving the color and flooring of Haneen’s laundry room. She painted a checkerboard pattern on the floor and it’s beautiful.
See how to update and refresh your home for 2025 with this handy February checklist from The English Home magazine.
Some of you might remember Sears kit homes, actual houses you could buy through a catalog. You’d choose your house, and all the materials would be delivered to your property for a contractor to build. Explore this Sears Willard home located in Zion, Illinois which was founded as a religious community, compete with Biblical street names.
Love a blue kitchen? The Tattered Pew shares her favorite blue paint colors for kitchens (her own kitchen is Blustery Blue). My kitchen is painted Dutch Tile Blue by Sherwin Williams, which is very similar in color.
Attract more butterflies to your garden this year! Get my free ebook about gardening for butterflies when you subscribe to my sister blog, Pond and Garden. Already a subscriber? No problem, you can still get the free ebook!
Enjoy your weekend and do something special for yourself. You deserve it!
