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Jan 11 2009

Making it your own

Published by *Beckie* at 3:03 pm under Musings Edit This

What am I talking about?  My house.  Three people live here, though I own it.  Myself, Brent (whom I am in a relationship with) and our friend James.  We all live here, and you can tell that it’s a combo of the three of us here.  I like that.  In our dining room, we have a candle table that is nicely done, and there are pictures of all of us on it.  It’s nice.

But I really wanted to personalize the room where I spend most of my time…..the kitchen.  I talked to the guys and they don’t care.  In truth, I think that they don’t mind because if I like it, I’ll spend even more time there- thus, they benefit from it.  So, the process started awhile back with a vision of a kithen with white walls, red cupboard doors, and black and white floor, and mainly black accents.  Maybe a 50ish look to it.  Anything come to mind?  Betty Boop!  She’s my hereo.  I have a ton of collectibles and nowhere to really put them (since I am not sure Brent would love it in our bedroom).

My vision is turning into a reality.  The floor tiles are here, the paint has been priced, and we are down to 2 shades of red- and there are samples hanging on the wall.  I’m excited to make it mine.

I get to do whatever I want in my kitchen, and it just turns out that it’s going to be cute as heck.  This is my project to be completely done by spring- floor, walls and everything inbewteen.  That way when Spring comes aorund, I can move to the outside.  (Where I already have a list of things to do to make it mine.  :) )

I encourage you to find something to make yours this winter.  Changing curtains and other accents in a room can completely change the look of any room.  Get a project and make something yours!

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