My poor bathroom mirrors. In my bathroom, it’s just an old fashioned medicine cabinet. In the main bathroom, it’s a giant slab of reflective glass stuck on the wall. Maybe I need to consider these suggestions from Hometalk,

With a boring builder grade mirror in our master bathroom, my husband and I have had framing it on our list for months. The budget was tight however so rather than purchasing an expensive frame we made our own for less than $40!

This is SO CUTE!

Want to stripe your walls? Or add criss-crosses? Here you go!

I really hate my old carpeting, but am not quite ready to invest in hardwood or laminate floors just yet.  They are coming. So what kind of affordable solution is there for replacing the carpet?  From Domestic Imperfection, here’s a step-by-step how-to,

My boys room is about 10 x 12 and I did the whole thing for about $80, but I have enough supplies left over that the next room will cost about $30. Most of you are probably wondering what the heck paper on a floor looks like and I don’t blame you, it’s kind of a weird idea. 

Check out the floor below!

Decorating is not my talent which is why I consult with the specialist in my home – my husband. While his taste in furnishings and decor are exceptional, I don’t believe we have everything on this essentials list from Huffington Post,

Bridge Faucet.  It looks good in almost every setting and is super practical for washing dishes.
Mirrored Nightstand. An easy way to add glam to a space, and allows you to keep your bedding simple.

No to both of those items (and most of them listed).  But we DO have this:

Farmhouse Table. Want a country look? Or maybe you’re more into an edgy feel? Doesn’t matter this can work with practically any style.

And it is gorgeous!

Kitchen renovations are one of the top attention getters when selling a home.  If you are in a hurry to sell, painting or installing new cabinets (tastefully), replacing fixtures, and updating appliances can really give you bang for your buck!  If you are not trying to sell, a kitchen renovation is still well worth it, especially to help make you feel good about where you live.

Hometalk features a renovation that takes one kitchen from an outdated 80′s style to stunning.

The existing space was dark and dated, to say the least. The owners wanted to keep the same general footprint as they appreciated the peninsula giving some division from the living space. To increase some privacy, in addition to create more visual interest – the new design included a 42″ high wall with bookcases and storage.Pot rack was removed and a skylight was added along with new white trim/recessed cans – changing this kitchen from a dark, crowded room to a bright cheerful space where the homeowners love to prepare meals and entertain friends.

It is a masterpiece!

From Pinterest.

Originally spotted on Apartment Therapy, this video of a gorgeous window dressing inspires!

Oh to have that kind of imagination and creativity!!

Photo from Pinterest.

Photo from Oh Gizmo!

Photo from Pinterest.