Outdoor/ Garden Archives - Page 2 of 6

15-Minute Fall Porch Decor

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October 2, 2018

I wasn’t planning to do anything major to our front porches for fall… but then I kind of did. It all started with $4 mums and then quickly spiraled into flea market pumpkins and some thrift store baskets. But here’s the thing… it was SO EASY!

Red, White and Blue Decor for a Backyard Party

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July 15, 2018

Last weekend, Mark and I hosted a group of friends for an outdoor summer barbecue! I had the food catered from a local BBQ joint so the only thing I had to worry about was décor and serving utensils! (The best part of party planning, if you ask me…)

Refreshing Planters for Spring the Lazy Way

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May 14, 2018

Our front planters were looking pretty sad after the winter. They’re frost-proof so I leave them out there year-round, but the plants… don’t. I love having bright fresh flowers out front, but… I’m pretty lazy when it comes to doing things the *right* way.

Coastal Decor in a Non-Coastal Space

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April 21, 2018

I was asked to feature their new Coastal Living line and you’re probably thinking the same thing I was thinking…. that’s cool, but I’m not particularly ‘coastal’ in my decor. You guys. This line was every shade of blue that I love and more! IF you’re coastal… just stop reading this post and go. Go now.

Spray Shelter and Spring Planters

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April 16, 2018

Last weekend, we had temperatures around fifty degrees which meant…. spray painting! Today I’m sharing one of my FAVORITE tools and a quick and easy spring project I made with it. May I present… the HomeRight Spray Shelter. Take a close look at mine and you’ll see layers upon layers of spray paint and here’s why: this is a necessity!