With school starting this coming Monday (ugh!) and almost 27 and 1/2 hours of driving over the next 3 days to pick up our son from his cooking internship in Rhode Island and bring him home, my husband and I worked as hard as we physically could to at least get the sunroom in some kind of order before coming home from the trip.
Hello friends! I am really excited about my latest diy! I can finally check off ” rusty, chippy, French Vintage garden urn” from my junkin’ and thrifting wish list! Well, sort of. I didn’t find a genuine antique urn, but I did create the look of one using a store bought urn and an easy paint technique. *This post contains affiliate links. See my full affiliate disclosure policy for details.
Let’s face it: nobody wants their home to look like a relic of a bygone era. Sure, it’s really cool in a certain way, such as walking into a victorian home decorated with antiques that transports you back in time but sometimes a keeping all the aspects of an older home is not always ideal. One great way to invest in your home is to update the exterior.
