I recently installed a rain chain on the front porch gutter at the flip house. We were originally going to go with a single downspout attached to one of the posts. However, we didn’t like the asymmetry it created. So we opted to go with a rain chain, which turned out to be a great choice. It’s more subtle than the downspout visually, but still adds a little something to create additional interest and curb appeal.
Adding a custom back panel to your kitchen island is a great way to elevate your overall kitchen design. For the flip house kitchen, I came up with a custom white oak horizontal plank design with legs. Pairing natural white oak with the quartz waterfall edge countertop on the island created a really nice contrast. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how I did it.
Bare spots in your yard are hard to avoid. It seems like no matter how hard you try to keep your lawn plush and green, bare spots will appear. Our yard looks pretty good in the Spring and Fall, but during the hot summer months is when it struggles. High temperatures and not enough rain can cause bare spots to start appearing.
Interior windows are an unexpected design feature in a home that allows natural light to flow from one room to another. Adding interior windows is also a great way to make a room feel more open without completely removing a wall.
When we built our house over two years ago, one of our must-haves was a curbless shower in our bathroom. We loved it so much that we decided to add one in the flip house master bath. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you exactly how I built it and all the materials and tools you’ll need to do it yourself.