Here are some pictures of our first home. When Daniel first brought me here, I was really skeptical. He and Crawford kept repeating, "You just need to have a vision." I did and thankfully it came to life! This house was built in 1977, and had not been touched up renovated since. The blue carpet was... dirty (along with the rest of the house). It's amazing what paint, flooring and new appliances can do. It was (still is) a process, but we're getting there! We haven't hung all of the pictures. I haven't even ordered wedding pictures- how far behind am I? As of tomorrow, we'll have too many baby pictures to fit in our house. I'm ok with that! The backyard is huge, and I feel so safe. We're close to everything. Ok, enough rambling... here's a look at the before and after of our quaint little house. We absolutely love it. I am so proud of Daniel for being responsible and getting everything done!
Den
After (so much brighter)
Daniel's favorite part of the house
Harper gave her dad a piggy bank bulldog, from The Mustard Seed, after accepting his first big boy job
one of my favorites- vase from my bridal shower
Living Room (by the front door)
After
Guest Bedroom
After
Hallway
After
my mom on her wedding day and our framed invitation
need some real pictures from our wedding
Hall Bathroom (biggest project)
After (love the lights!)
Master Bedroom
After
steamer anyone?
Baby's Room
After
Outside (now fixed)
Front Porch (would love to paint it one day!)
Kitchen (so dark)
After
the floors are awesommmmme.
yes, the oven and stove still work... really well.
love this spot
bread box- thanks, Caroline and Mrs. Stephanie Baker
from our old house in Clinton - great piece!
flour sifter
walkway to the washer and dryer (other brown piece is going somewhere soon)
Backyard
(Daniel was obviously trying to convince me by this video)
Thanks so much for looking at our home! We are grateful to get it all finished before Harper gets here tomorrow. Everything is clean and ready to go! To God be the glory, great things He hath done. The house is more than we could've asked or imagined... and only 3 miles from Daniel's work.
