Author Archives: Accidental Suburbanites
Making Progress on our Master Bedroom
Our much-neglected master bedroom is finally getting the decor attention it so desperately needs!
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Our Crazy $100 Bathroom Makeover
With company on the way, we set out to temporarily transform our guest bathroom. Here’s how it all went down.. and how we did it for under $100!
Posted in Bath, Before & After, DIY Hacks, Quick Fix
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Guest Bath Vanity gets a Marble Makeover
Carrara marble taste, contact paper budget.. š
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Decor DIY: Dried Flower Art
Whether you want to immortalize a bouquet from a meaningful occasion, or just pay homage toĀ Dead or Alive’sĀ NudeĀ album coverĀ (let’s be honest, for me it’s a little bit of both..) creating a dried flower shadow box display is a brilliant way … Continue reading
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Spray Painting Our Tile Shower
We wanted a quick solution to spruce up our guest bathroom, and tide us over until we could fully renovate the space. First step? Spray painting the tile shower.
Posted in Bath, DIY Hacks, Quick Fix
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5 Cheap & Easy Upgrades That Will Make an Old Home Look & Feel New
Here are five ways we made our old house look and feel (a little bit more) like new construction.
Posted in Decor DIY, DIY Hacks, Home Improvement, Quick Fix
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DIY Furniture: Build a Nightstand out of 2x4s
I spent $40 on some 2x4s and wood stain, and I ended up with a groovy pair of nightstands.Ā Here’s how I did it…
Posted in Bed, Decor DIY, DIY Hacks, Furniture
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Before & After: Our White Kitchen Makeover
This kitchen is probably the coolest thing I’ve ever done in my entire life, so here’s a million pictures of it.
Posted in Before & After, Decor DIY, Home Improvement, Kitchen
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Replacing a Ceiling Fan with DIY Recessed Lights
Because drilling a bunch of holes in the ceiling isn’t terrifying at all, right?
Posted in Home Improvement, Living Room
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Decor DIY: Chalkboard Wall Panels
Use MDF to build removable chalkboard panels that giveĀ the look of a chalkboard wall, without damaging or painting your actual walls!
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