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Cozy & Collected Vintage Style Bathroom Sources

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                      Wall Color: Wheat Bread by Behr  Trim Paint : Terracotta Urn by Behr Floor: Tile from Home Depot Rug: Target Tub: Vintage Tub and Bath  cast iron, white feet Tub and shower faucet: Vintage Tub and bath  polished brass Shower Curtains: West Elm Emma Chamberlain collection Vanity: Amazon  (currently only available in black) Vanity pulls: Vintage Style pulls Sconces: Amazon Mirror: Amazon Hand Towels: Amazon Sink Faucet: Amazon Bath towels: Amazon Ceiling: Home Depot PVC shiplap ceiling All molding is painted PVC from Home Depot  

DIY Window Grids

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We recently completed a little DIY project with a big impact (my favorite sort of project!) in our living room. For years, I have been contemplating a way to add more character to the large picture window in that room. I have thought about the right design for this house and debated many patterns. I love old rooms full of books and character that remain true to the style of house that feel at home in the setting where the house is located. For that reason, we decided that a craftsman style grid would be our best option. To get an idea of what the grids would look like, we used the highly technical method of scotch taping some MDF trim to the windows. Once I saw what they could look like, I knew we had to move ahead with this project. Billy brainstormed ways to attach the trim to the windows and came up with the perfect solution of using screen pins. Here is a list of links to the exact products we used: MDF molding 1/2 inch x 1/4 inch Wooden dowels Screen Pins Wood Glue Ryobi oscillati...