Thanks everyone for your kind comments on my last post. It all seems a bit unreal but I’m sure by Monday it will sink in! I’ve been slowly doing some organizing the last few weeks to get prepared for ...

The day is here, friends, when design blogs explode with all the eye candy you could ever want. It's One Room Challenge™ reveal day and I and 19 other participants (and over 200+ guest participants ...

A bit of housekeeping to start off the week: ...

Week 3 of the Spring 2020 One Room Challenge is here and we've moved on to the messiest part of our basement remodel. If you're new to Rambling Renovators, welcome! My name is Jennifer. I'm an ...

This fine man has been working out in the cold and getting his garage organized. I shared with you some of the garage storage ideas we had for this space and I'm pleased to say Sean has just about ...

Today is the most exciting day, friends! We finally get to share all of our hard work over the last eight weeks and show you our basement remodel. It's One Room Challenge reveal day. Come on in! If ...

A few more bits and pieces of the master bedroom to show you... Here's the radiator cover HandyMan made. This is the third one he's made and I think its the best one yet. He tried to complement the ...

Michelle's basement is shaping up to be crazy good. I've had "est.2007" in my blog header for three years. I guess that makes me an old hipster.

There are still some bits and pieces missing, but I thought it was time to reveal our small main bathroom. We have taken this small cramped (carpeted!) bathroom and infused it with classic style.

I know. This bathroom renovation took forever. It started well enough. We installed the beadboard, picked fancy tile for the shower, and found a pretty vanity that we had repainted a soft grey And ...

An informative post on vinyl and laminate flooring. For our basement, we went with laminate in a Kamina Oak finish which I love love love. Instagram of the week: we're having a tea party today! I ...

I'd like to book a stay at this blue & white heavenly hotel, please. Of course it's designed by one of my favourites, Mark D. Sikes.