Sometimes with a reno, slow and steady win the raceas proved by this thoughtfully transformed family home.
But they didnt dive into a big renovationin fact, they completed it over years not months.
By taking it room by room over time, we could put more of ourselves into each space.
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As time and money allowed, she and Kevin tackled various projects in the 2,400-square-foot home.
We knew the limits of our skill set, Amanda Louise says, laughing.
Installing vintage shutters and a bar table transformed an awkward window to the kitchen.
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An overhead fixture on a dimmer and sconces above shelves provide layers of light.
Decorating happened over time too.
They splurged on customcabinetryto maximize space and saved money by adding a tall table instead of a custom island.
As much as she loves color, Amanda Louise wanted more of aneutral backdrop in the kitchen.
Adding white tile,tongue-and-groove paneling, and lively prints freshens the look of the whole room.
Alower-level denbecame Amanda Louises workspace with the addition of simple shelves for her textile collection and a worktable.
The family turned their garage into a multifunctional mudroom for crafts and potting.
The kitchens old cabinets were moved into the space for storage.
Custom wallpaper byTeresa Rocheand blue hex tile brighten the laundry room.
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Credit:Brie Williams
