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Home Tour: Part 1

In honor of  blogging for a full 7 months now,  I thought it would be fun to do a little “home tour.”

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New around here?  Well then, let’s start with a little background: Pregnant with baby number 3, the Mr. (I was pregnant, not he) and I decided to move closer to his work which just happened to be in my home town.  Coincidentally, Mom and Dad were teetering on the idea of selling the house I grew up in.  A match made in Real Estate Heaven? Yes, I think so.  Buckle your seatbelts everyone, we’re going Back to Blueberry Hill 🙂

OK, let’s head on inside the main entryway, which we affectionately refer to as “the breezer.” Here’s a glimpse back to how it looked with our summer beachwear and towels:

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And now with a touch of fall:

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And if you turn directly around:
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Now, if you walked directly through this “breezer” we would find ourselves out on our back deck:

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Refreshments anyone?

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Rocking Chairs After

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OK, heading inside…

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This is a sign I made for the Kids’ playroom.  And for now, that’s all I’ll be blogging about in here.  Stay tuned really soon for some updated pictures (including a fun stable for horses Santa made for the littles).

We live in a tri level home, so there are two options to go from in here… first we’ll hit up the laundry room.  Yes, this is where a LOT of my time is spent.  🙂

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Now, if you pass through here, you’ll find our powder room:

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Next, if you turn back around and go straight through the laundry room, you’ll enter the “cave” AKA the guest bedroom.

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Still under construction – you’ll be seeing more in here soon too.

Next up: the kitchen. (Normally you’d have to go back through to the playroom, then up a few stairs… lucky for you I’ll just bring you right there ;-))

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If you turned your head you’d see this handsome devil to your right:

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Then turning back to the left:

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It’s been the most fun updating this area since well, we practically LIVE in the kitchen.

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I couldn’t wait to get some open shelving in here.  I love how open and bright it has made it.  That, and I just LOVE farmhouse style.

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DIY open shelving  DIYCrates

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Dizzy yet? I am.  Hope you enjoyed the tour thus far and stay tuned for Part 2 tomorrow! Thanks so much for dropping by 🙂

4 comments on “Home Tour: Part 1

  1. Oh. Paige your house is delightful. I am especially in love with the sign in your children’s playroom. Did you write it or did you find it somewhere? I’d love to make one of my own but think I need your permission I’d credit you of course but I would love to put it it in the entryway , so our GROWN kids would remember how much they were loved and still are ! You have a LOVELY gift of style! BLUEBERRY HILL √ PERFECT!*Cary

    1. Hi Cary,
      Thank you so much. Your kind words have made my day my dear… I made the sign after one I’d seen online, but I still to this day do not know who wrote it/said it originally.
      I think its one that will stand the test of time… young and old can appreciate its meaning. 😉 Happy Decorating!
      Warmly,
      Kate

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