1. Floorplanner– Whether you want to completely change the layout of a house, or simply see how furniture will fit into a space, Floorplanner is a great tool. You can plan out single rooms, or entire houses. Having had no experience in interior design, Floorplanner was incredibly easy to work with. With the free option, you get one free “project” (which includes 3 levels), and each additional project is $4.95. More info on pricing here. Check out my use of the site here,here, and here.
It’s time for another part of the Herring Hulse House tour!
As a refresher, here’s the gist: The local historical association took a run-down historic home in downtown Goldsboro, NC and transformed it into something beautiful. The Designer Home featured not only the work of talented designers from across the state, including Pottery Barn, Ethan Allen, and Ferguson Bath, but also florists, landscape architects, and gardeners.
Happy Sunday, friends! We’ve had the first wave of hot weather here in NC, so I guess summer has finally set in. I’ve been reminded of how much I love air conditioning, pony tails, and cold white wine. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and stay cool!
Tips for choosing the right sofa.
To feed your pineapple addiction. Oh and these.
Probably my new favorite Instagram account for the summer.
Instead of the usual Quotable Friday post, I wanted to share with you a new challenge that I’m really excited to be a part of. I’ve been reading the Earnest Home blog daily for years, so when Erin announced this challenge, I was eager to jump on board.
Let me use Erin’s words to explain…
How have you been enjoying the Herring Hulse House virtual tour? What’s your favorite room so far?
As a refresher, here’s the gist: The local historical association took a run-down historic home in downtown Goldsboro, NC and transformed it into something beautiful. The Designer Home featured not only the work of talented designers from across the state, including Pottery Barn, Ethan Allen, and Ferguson Bath, but also florists, landscape architects, and gardeners.
Today I’m sharing 4 more rooms from the home tour. You can find the dining room, breakfast room, and family room here, and the powder room, sun room, and living room here. Be sure to come back next week as I wrap up the tour!
Guest Bedroom, designed by Village Decorating
So what did y’all think of the rooms in the designer showcase home I shared yesterday? Pretty incredible, right?!
As a refresher, here’s the gist: The local historical association took a run-down historic home in downtown Goldsboro, NC and transformed it into something beautiful. The Designer Home featured not only the work of talented designers from across the state, including Pottery Barn, Ethan Allen, and Ferguson Bath, but also florists, landscape architects, and gardeners.
Today I’m sharing 3 more rooms from the home tour. You can find the dining room, breakfast room, and family room here!
Powder Room, designed by Premiere Carpets
