The renovations, projects & gardens of a coastal-cottage home. Featuring inspiring interiors & beautiful finds.
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I do loveth my tumblr account for my electricsondra blog, which lets me share my quick inspirations and geekery/design finds, but for my tutorials and how-to’s…it just won’t do. So, The House of Healy has moved its digital address. Please look us up and continue to follow! We hope this new site will provide a better medium for us to continue blogging.
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The House of Healy
Again, thanks to Decor Chick to answering a how-to that’s been rumbling about my head for a while. I knew roughly how to do it, but seeing someone else do it, therefore taking some of the trial and error away from me, made me exceedingly happy.
If this is something you’ve been wondering/procrastinating about, click the picture to go to her blog’s DIY.
Ack! Looove.
(via prettyspace)
Amazing. It allows the whole inside/outside living to happen. I live near the beach. And would rid my OCD of bringing in tons of sand into my house. Sand is ridiculous.
In addition to the last post, here is the follow up with Decor Chick’s how to fake wainscoting…Enjoy!
Ack! Love!
(via prettyspace)
Perfect for an understated, French country/Romantic bedroom with a touch of modern.
(via ohmydeerhome)
Thanks to Decor Chick for this inspiring pantry makeover. Even life’s little things can make every day better. Sure, it’s more functional, but wouldn’t this make you happy every time you saw it?
Hey, if we make most everything beautiful, everyday will seem more special and beautiful too.
To see her before/after click on the picture above.
Website of the Week:
NAPA STYLE
This Web site has everything for the oenophile. If you want something made from a wine barrel, old wine glass or anything having to do with wine/Napa Valley/Italian food & entertaining—this is your place. BUT, as I’m the first to admit, this isn’t how I want to decorate my home. The reason this site DOES make my list this week, is for all the things they carry that make it a great place to shop, even if you don’t need a wine-related item. Here is a sampling of some of their vintage and cottage-y finds.
