Blog Detail
The Lettered Cottage
http://theletteredcottage.net
An online journal which follows the renovation & decoration of a 1910 square foot cottage-style home in Alabama. The blog is written by interior design consultant, Layla Palmer and her soulmate and rocker husband, Kevin Palmer.
- Added on: Oct 26th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: TheLetteredCottage
- Listed in: Decorating Home Improvement
- Tags: design DIY decorating interior cottage fixer upper
Recent Posts
Work Day and Reveal Day!
What a whirlwind the past couple of days have been! Kevin snapped this photo of me right before we left the hotel at 7:30 a.m. yesterday morning...I think it was the only time I stood still the entire day! :-)We worked a very fast-paced 16 hours to m...
Our $82 Fireplace Makeover - Revisited
(The spectacular view from our hotel room here in VA Beach)We had a super successful shopping day yesterday, and it was so much fun hanging out with some of the folks we've been talking to via phone and email over the past couple of months! We also ...
Cottage Living 2007 Idea House- Custom Chalkboard Paint Color
Cottage Living's 2007 Idea House has always been one of my favorites.Do you remember it?The home sits at 4505 Camp Street- a historic neighborhood, in the heart of New Orleans. It has 2400 square feet of living space, three bedrooms and two baths.Cot...
Guest Post by Erin of Rare and Beautiful Treasures
Today's post was written by a dear friend of mine, Erin, who writes an amazing blog called "Rare and Beautiful Treasures".She is one of the kindest souls I've never met.You see, much to my dismay, we live very far away from each other. We met each ot...
Our Large, Layered Area Rug For Less
Somewhere along the line, we decided we wanted to use green as our accent color in the living room. I've had the pillows in the photo above for a while now. The ones with the white fern leaves on them came from a flea market. I paid $7.00 for the pai...
White Flower Farmhouse Christmas Decor - Part 2
When the weather started to get cold, I thought I better bring my ferns inside. I put one in the fireplace. I love how its leaves simulate "fresh flames"!I stuck the spiky picks Lori and Megan sent us into it, to add a little razzle dazzle...Do you ...
