It’s that time of year to do a round-up of 2020 projects! At the beginning of the year, I made this post about everything I wanted to accomplish this year, and crazy enough I completed every one of them! It’s crazy to think some of these things were all this year, but I guess quarantine kinda warped my perception of time haha. So let’s do a recap of these projects and I’ll show you an update of what they look like now!
Read MoreHi friends! This week I’m going to give ya’ll the tutorial for how I did my easy board and batten in my dining area. I’m not kidding you guys, it was so easy, and I can’t believe I didn’t do it sooner! It adds so much character to my house and was super affordable too!
Read MoreIf you’re like me, you may have gone through your fair share of rugs. Especially with everything being online these days, you buy a rug thinking it looks one way, and get it and its completely different. Then you just learn to live with it because it’s a nightmare to return. Well today, I’m going to try to save you from the headache I ensued by breaking down all the different rug types, and what to look for when buying a rug. Trust me it’s important!
Read MoreI have been on the hunt for the perfect black dresser the past few months, and still haven’t settled on one, but wanted to share some of my favorites I’ve come across! They are actually harder to find than you would think, so thought it might be helpful to have a resource for them
Read MoreToday we’re going full on adulting and talking about the expenses that you don’t foresee when buying a house that are annual, ongoing expenses. Me being a naive 24 year old buying her first house, I didn’t know about a lot of the expenses that I would have to pay yearly. I’m not talking about something breaking, but things like pest control, insurances, stuff like that, that you need to factor in when budgeting for a house.
The Modern Renovator - Just a twenty something girl renovating her first home on a twenty something budget.
Lindsey Drennan
Just a twenty-something girl DIYing her first home with a small budget and a creative mind.
