Tuscan style
A home in Tuscany we rented back in the 90's.
This photo is of a Tuscan home we rented back in the 90's. Those are my kids there in the photo. :-)
I loved what this home's owner did to update this authentically old Tuscan structure and think it truly is a good lesson when upating Mediterranean style homes around here.
Read MoreThis Tuscan style dining room needed a fresh look. The homeowners were actually in process of remodeling the kitchen and other areas of the home. Come and see how I advised updating this space…..
Read MoreI’ve been getting some questions coming in with homes that have travertine tile and even though I’ve posted so much about how to update your look if you have that flooring, people still need personalized answers.
Today I’m sharing two examples of questions that I recently reviewed. If you have this material in your home, this post might help you with an update too…….
Read MoreThe travertine floor and vanity in this powder bath had to stay, but the homeowner wanted to update for a style that was less Tuscan. I was even surprised at some of the items I found that could be mixed in to this Tuscan style powder bath for a fresh, new look!
Read MoreThis Tuscan great room looks so fresh after a nice white paint job. It just needs a little more push to make it feel more up to date.
The home I’m sharing here today has really great Tuscan style bones, and the homeowner went a long way to update it by painting walls and ceilings a lovely soft white. (Yes, while leaving her travertine tile!) She made a big impact with paint alone.
Now, for a few tips on how to bring it a little further along into the 2020’s……..
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