The term “industrial” gets bandied about like hot gossip at a dinner party these days, and it certainly seems to be the trend du jour for many interior designers and home décor enthusiasts. It’s no surprise since the industrial look is hard-working, budget-friendly, and adaptable to so many spaces.
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When Michelle bought her mid-century ranch in Rocky River, Ohio, from a house flipper earlier this year, most of the renovations were done. One major detail, however, was overlooked. There was no electrical in the dining room.
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It’s finally Friday and we’re escaping to Tybee Island, Georgia, for a quick getaway before the food and football frenzy of next week. We’ll be hanging out with our friends at Mermaid Cottages and enjoying much-needed down time on the beach, in the jacuzzi, and on long walks around this sweet little coastal town.
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This time of year always sparks kitchen memories for me. My hands-down, absolute favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because, quite frankly, what’s not to love about a holiday that’s all about food?! And when you throw in generous helpings of family and football — and nothing to wrap — you have a holiday with no rival.
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Early last spring, we visited a beautiful arts-and-crafts style woodshop located in the mountains of western North Carolina. The exterior of the shop, home to ShopDog USA, features rugged industrial wall sconces that provide not only much needed light in the rural setting, but also bring an eye-catching, rustic touch to the façade.
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After Mike and Veronica moved into their Fullerton, California, home last year, they were happy that the home itself didn’t need major attention or repairs. Originally built in the 1940s and renovated in 2000, the 3,000-square-foot, hacienda-style home simply needed an upgrade in the outdoor lighting.
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