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DIY Simple Dining Room Buffet
The transition from military life to civilian life has be a long weird journey. It hasn’t been a bad journey…
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Chippy Drop Leaf Table Makeover
About two years ago or so.. maybe even three, I found a lovely antique beat up drop leaf table somewhere…
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French Blue Dresser Makeover
One of the reasons that I love painting furniture is that I love the challenge. I love the challenge to…
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Beachy Side Table Makeover
You know those pieces of furniture that are hand me downs from your loved ones? I feel so lucky to…
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DIY Antique Office Drawers Makeover
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![I can’t help it... I’m drawn to the neutrals, the earthy, and the nods to the old and vintage. It’s just who I am & what I surround myself with. It’s calming, it’s welcoming, & it sure goes well with this 1800’s farmhouse of ours. This week I neutralized two very vibrant terracotta pots here on our stoop with a diy method & I shared how to do it on my blog today: LizMarieBlog.Com - link in my profile. You can see the full before & after, process, & more photos over on the blog. This little stoop of ours got torn apart with the new siding project [which is starting back up next week] so I wanted to give it a refresh in the “in-between” while we decide what to really do with this space. It’s far from done, but loving how much life these pots already brought to the space. Let’s vote: who thinks I should paint the stoop? Vote below: paint or no paint 🙌🏼🐑 Ps. The ultimate dream back here? Make this an enclosed little vestibule back here with benches and windows on each side. One day! #whitecottagefarm #cozywhitecottage](https://www.lizmarieblog.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
