The first decision I made for this cottage was the tub. I knew she had to be saved from the main house renovation, and although she would have been great in one of the guest bathrooms, I wanted to be able to share her with our guests.
We want this space to be a true retreat for whoever stays with us. Whether it’s future guests or family, the goal is to create a space where bed rotting is desired – even if someone has to get up and get moving anyway. I wanted every space in this cottage, especially the bed and bath, to feel like home but at the same time like a special treat.
A friend once told me that when she was renovating her home, she bought her stove before she even bought her house. I’ve never felt more seen.
Progress has been slow, but in most cases, really good. Just one major hiccup – our very expensive windows. Unfortunately,
While we can’t wait to be in the main house—and would love to see that vision come together ASAP—we’re making the cottage the priority.
Let me just start by saying Christian, our Local History and Genealogy Librarian, has truly been a godsend. Over the
Some may say the last thing you should watch when taking on a project like ours is the Tom Hanks
In March, on a trip back from Shreveport, our Bailey (as she does for sport) was searching recent listings on
So, how did I talk Cody into turning a 90-year-old historic gem into our forever home? Is he just a
Since I (Wendy) was very little, I dreamed of living in a big, beautiful Victorian home. Every trip to Hobby
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