ORC by the Numbers
Let’s run the numbers on the Spring 2019 One Room Challenge project. What did it take to do this Guest Room Refresh?
Week Six | May 9 | The Big Reveal
Week Six | May 9 | The Big Reveal!
The Big Reveal! I’ll show you the entire room finished and ready for guests. We will also talk budget — how much did we spend and where did the money go?
Week Five | May 2 | Be Our Guest!
Week Five | May 2 | Be Our Guest!
The Guest Room isn’t just a lovely place to fold laundry — it is a haven for people who come to visit us. But how do you help your guests feel comfortable and enjoy their stay? I’ll give you some easy hospitality ideas to turn your guest room into a cozy sanctuary that anyone will enjoy.
Week Four | April 25 | Bedding & Vintage Linens
Week Four | April 25 | Bedding & Vintage Linens
One of the inspirations for the Guest Room Refresh came from a collection of vintage linens I got from my grandmother. They weren’t in great shape, though, so I’ll show you how to care for and clean vintage linens, and how to use them to dress a cute bed — and make a room extra special.
Week Three | April 18 | Lighting & Windows
Week Three | April 18 | Lighting & Windows
Let there be light! The Guest Room is at garden level — a fancy way of saying it is basically a basement. The windows are at ground level, so I have brought in lots of light and window treatments that take advantage of the sunlight, too.
Week Two | April 11 | Repurposing Old Furniture
Week Two | April 11 | Furniture
We are repurposing some old furniture, making a few new pieces, and scouring the Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist for the rest. Come see everything I’ve found — and how I’m making old things new again.
Week One | April 4 | The Before Tour
Week One | April 4 | The “Before” Tour
Where did we start with this guest room? And what are the plans? I’ll show you my inspiration board, the furniture we started with, and the guiding principles I’m using as the room evolves.
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