Sunday, June 14, 2015

Summer Home Tour



Welcome to my summer home tour.  Grab a glass of lemonade, and enjoy!


The Foyer

 Farmhouse Kitchen




 Dining Room



 Family Room







 Master Bedroom






 Master Bath





 Hatcher Everettes Bedroom

 Guest Bath

 Our fresh new front porch!



Hope you enjoyed your virtual visit inside our home.  We are blessed, and highly favored! Have a great Sunday my friends!

Monday, April 20, 2015

A small farmhouse kitchen....

hello my friends. I have had a good many inquiries on how I painted my kitchen cabinets, so I thought I would share a blog post on it.  Let me begin by saying I was 9 months pregnant with my son when we moved into our home.  The cabinets were an UGLY disgusting oak color.  (We all know I'm a huge fan of clean,light and bright.) I was tired, and working 12 hours each day to get everyone in before my 6 week maturnity leave.  So needless to say, when my best friend and I painted them for the first time we was in a hurry, and did not put a wax coating or poly them.  Throughput the few years we have been here ,they have been scratched and looked horrible.  I had a few people quote prices on painting them for me, but it was ALOT more than I was willing to pay.  Back in January, I marked April 8th off my salon book, and named this, "Ashley will paint her kitchen cabinets day."  I used Annie Sloan chalk paint.  I purchased the paint at https://foursquare.com/v/bcreative-guntersville/515de4efe4b0ff174bb73cfa Guntersville.  It took 1 whole can, half of another, and a whole can of the clear wax.  The whole cost of the painting was less than $100.00 (compared to $1350 for someone else to do it, I consider this a steal) I want new butcher block countertops, and a farmhouse sink, and my dream farmhouse kitchen will be complete.  For now, I am in LOVE with it.  I could just stare at it all day long. 
My husband built this range hood from some scrap barn wood he had laying around in the garage.  
He also built the open shelving for my white dishes we use for entertaining.  Gives me more cabinet space.

I purchased the antique chandelier at the old Walker Drug Store in Attalla.  I have been looking for one for months.  I went in last Monday, and there she was (she begged me to take her home with me). I hope this post has helped you all who are interested in tackling your kitchen reno.  It is very times consuming, but the finished product is worth all the time it takes.  

Happy Monday my friends ♡

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Sunday afternoon......



Hello my dear friends! It's been a while since I have been able to blog.  Life has been a bit busy lately.  The salon business is better than ever, and I couldnt be more blessed.  This year I have promised to give as much time to my family as I have given to my career, something I lacked fiercely in 2014.  Today I'm showing a few images from our kitchen where Mr. Neveah built me some openshelving.  Hope you enjoy the images I am sharing.  After almost 3 years, we are finally getting things the way we want them around Johnsonville.
 Open shelving above our small breakfast nook area.  This is my favorite spot to drink my coffee in the morning, before a long days work.






 The natural light today is amazing, so I had to sneak in a picture from our dining area.
 A small Valentines Vignette on the fisherman table in the dining room.
 Last but not least a few pictures from our family room.

 Its a laid back day here in Johnsonville.  Hatcher is playing, we're relaxing, and Pioneer Woman's pot roast is slow cooking for supper.  Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend filled with rest ♡
Blessings and Love, Ashley Kay ♡♡♡