Showing posts with label renovation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label renovation. Show all posts

Saturday, January 26, 2019

Sundays at Home {Link Party}



Wow! We were blown away by all the incredible posts that were shared last week. From decorating ideas to dramatic renovations, delicious recipes, and Valentine's Day inspiration...

  We can't wait for you to see the features below, and we look forward to seeing what you have to share with us this week! 

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Top Home Renovation Posts of 2018...


Happy 2019 friends!

It was such an honor to highlight the owners of The Morrow House House and The Cope Farmhouse this past year. Both stories are inspiring and perfect for January dreaming...

Click on the links below the images for the full posts as well as ways you can follow along with the homeowners. 

Enjoy!


An Inspiring Home Renovation Story: The Morrow House {Part 1}





They Inherited a 1905 Farmhouse, All Its Contents, and 125 Acres {Part 3)




The Morrow House {Part 2}






Wednesday, February 28, 2018

The Morrow House {Part 2}

Welcome back to Part 2 of this incredible renovation story. If you missed Part 1, you're going to want to read it first - trust me! I don't know about you, but there are pieces of Amy's story that I don't think I'll ever forget. Sweet truths are tucked into her faith-filled words that bring so much encouragement and comfort to whichever stage of life we find ourselves in. And then there's the dream and determination to renovate a historic home that happened to be scheduled for demolition in just days! Let's continue...

Thursday, February 22, 2018

An Inspiring Home Renovation Story: The Morrow House {Part 1}


You may remember this home's charming exterior (pictured at the end of this post) from Season 5, Episode 1 of Fixer Upper. Joanna Gaines commented on the house, "I feel like a dog with a T-bone steak, I am like please give ME the T-bone steak!" She wanted to get hold of this house. However, the first-time home buyers on the episode, who were shown house hunting with the Gaines', selected a different home to suit their needs. 

We don't often get to see what became of the other homes. 

But today, I'm excited to share with you what became of this historic home, thanks to its visionary owner, Amy, and decades of dreams. When I first saw pictures of the home on Instagram, I was compelled to find out more about it. This house is not only stunning, but it has got soul. The story of how it came to be does not disappoint. Enjoy...

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

They Inherited a 1905 Farmhouse, All Its Contents, and 125 Acres (Part Three)

It's been almost a year since we've checked in on Katie, whose family inherited a 1905 Texas farmhouse, all its contents, and 125 acres of countryside. If you missed the first two posts, you're going to want to get caught up first! 

(Find Part One here and Part Two here.)

And now let's hear the latest from Katie...

The farmhouse currently in the renovation process.

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

They Inherited A 1905 Farmhouse (Part Two)

It's been six months since I shared the story of Katie and her family, who inherited a 1905 Texas farmhouse, all of its contents, and 125 acres. You can read the original post here. (If you missed it, it's a must-read story!)

I felt an instant connection with this family's farmhouse story (many of you did too). I wanted to find out how things have been going since we last heard from Katie. I thought you might like to know too. If ever there was a farmhouse fixer upper that we can live vicariously through, I think this is it. 

If you have a question or comment for Katie, just leave it below in the comment section. 
You can also follow Katie and her family's farmhouse renovation on Instagram here.

And now, let's hear the update from Katie...



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