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I had an equally boring 1977 split level, but I went for the more modern look. Check out my main floor at http://estatehomes.net/live/collection/kitchen-bath-remodel-gallery/2996
Wood adds so much! It’s all so gorgeous!!!
making our builder grade cabinets into custom by adding wood made a huge difference.
have a great night!
Xo
love the added wood too! so much fun to see the difference it truly makes! makes everything so much more personal! xoox, tracie
We have a 1979 long ranch house, was boring as well, but with a little touch of really bad faux on all the walls……we took about 4 years as we did all the work ourselves and made it our own, I love my long box now!! I think once you have touched every inch of your house with either a hammer or a brush it makes you love it as if you built it yourselve! Have a wonderful weekend.
Sherry
Hope you girls have some fun…and enter our giveaway! Sure to add to your “plain jane” – which is not so plain 🙂
Anita
I have one of those boring bi levels……ours is also called a hillside ranch as you can walk right out the back door. The one great advantage is the size.
I have been wanting to do the wood corners for awhile…….helps to break up the square lines. I, too, love older homes…instead of modern. I keep telling myself that mine is getting to be an older home, hah.
Thanks for the ideas.
Wow! It doesn’t look so boring at all, but that’s because of your hard work I imagine!
I know just what your talking about, yet a little vision and a whole lot of salvage can alter anything boring to much excitement a place to love. Sometimes just knocking down a wall makes a big impression to the conversation in a room to love.
Great post!
Cheers
see you soon
Dore
Hey Jen, just wanted to stop by to congratulate you on being featured in Country Living this month. How exciting indeed. Your kitchen is gorgeous!
oxox
Jennifer
We live in a boring (and poorly built) townhouse and have had some fine trying to make it look more personal and homey. I grew up in New England in homes that were full of character so it is so hard not being able to have a place with character. Looking forward to the link party…now if I can just remember – haha!