This week my original plan for the One Room Challenge was to finish painting and then get going on the wallpaper, but little did I know I would actually knock out something much more stressful- the countertops! Last Friday my mom and I went to Maestro Surfaces on the north side of Houston to look for a small quartz remnant to replace the granite in the laundry room. We quickly found out we were in the wrong place, they didn't have remnants, only slabs, BUT they were extremely

The first coat of paint is still drying in the laundry room, but if you squint it's starting to look better right?! Last week absolutely got away from me so a week 2 post didn't happen! Which means I started out week 3 of the One Room Challenge severely behind, but that's ok- major progress happened this week and *maybe* we're almost back on track. First thing was first, I needed to pick a paint color to go with the statement wallpaper. I pulled a bunch of paint samples from

It's that time again! I participated in my first ever One Room Challenge last year when I made over the dining room. Turns out, I didn't love the design I came up with in eight weeks and I've been in the process of reworking the entire space ever since. But I did love everything else about the process, working alongside other creatives, having a hard and fast deadline, and getting to share the progress every week! So here I am throwing my hat in the ring for another One Room