Happy Sunday friends!!
I have been itching for another DIY project so after gathering some inspiration from my Instagram friends I decided to FINALLY paint the dresser I picked up last summer at a yard sale! I decided on a two-toned look after seeing Kari from @littleblessedfarmhouse dresser on Instagram, I am still not sure where this dresser will be going but at least it is now Havrilla home approved!
As many of your know Justin’s leg is just not healing and we will be taking the next step to get back on track, yes that means another surgery 🙁 . So we will be taking another long pause on our home renovations but at least I can still decorate and re decorate!
Happy Sunday 🙂
This week has been a whirl wind for my Instagram page! I was featured on two amazing accounts and one of the pictures included our coffee bar table that Justin and I made. I got tons of questions where I got it and how we made it so I thought it would be a perfect time to give a tutorial on how we built it! Of course since its already done I don’t have pictures of the building process like I would normal like to have in a blog post, but I will do my best to talk you through it 🙂
Happy New Year!!
Can you believe it is 2017 already!!! Time is just flying! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday with friends and family! I know I did, for the first time ever I took the week between Christmas and New Years off! It was the perfect staycation full of home projects. The first project was a DIY coffee bar table to display my Keurig, Rae Dunn and other farmhouse decor! We built the table (with some modifications) from an Ana White plan. The table was meant for a large open wall we have in our Kitchen, a wall that I have struggled with since we moved in. I just couldn’t find the perfect piece of furniture, so why not build one 🙂 Once this table was complete we added to our kitchen under my mug rack and shelves, but it was still missing something. Shiplap!
