Hello friends and welcome back for my week two update of my powder room makeover for the official One Room Challenge! If you are unfamiliar with the One Room Challenge (ORC), it is an event hosted by Better Homes and Gardens where bloggers and Instagrammers have just six weeks to complete a room makeover.
If you are trying to make the most of a bathroom with limited space, remember, the design is everything. By using a smart room organization and a strategic layout, many homeowners are surprised at how much bigger their bathroom can feel. For example, it’s possible to free up some of the floor space simply by putting some things away where they aren’t visible when walking in the bathroom. My husband and I are currently undertaking a tiny powder room makeover for the official One Room Challenge, so I have really been thinking of ways to make the most of such a small bathroom space.
Welcome friends! I am so happy to invite you to join me as I jump right into another official One Room Challenge! The One Room Challenge (ORC) is an event sponsored by Better Homes and Gardens where bloggers and Instagrammers have six weeks to complete a room makeover. Participants are required to document the step-by-step process in a weekly blog post over the course of six weeks. I participated in the spring ORC by completing a Teen Bonus Room Makeover in our basement and it was a lot of fun. A bit stressful at times, but still fun!
Fall is coming and that means it’s time to do some serious lawn and garden clean up before the harsh winter months. In addition to falling leaves, old tree’s branches can break off and litter your roof and lawn with debris. Not all trees can be trimmed in the fall, but you can certainly get tips for pruning cherry trees and remove dead or unsightly branches. Trimming trees or pruning them should definitely be part of a routine lawn and garden maintenance. Here are three important reasons to trim trees.