Welp, it’s been a wild and crazy 8 months for the Hearth Homes gang, but the day has finally come to share the big reveal of the Highland House with you guys! First, before we dive right in, I just want to brag for a sec about the power couple on our team that I’m so proud to call my brother and sister-in-law. Renovating a home, in itself, is no small feat. Renovating a home while one of you is cooking your first baby in your belly, the other is surprised by a torn achilles,

Well, the wait may have been a little longer than we had anticipated, BUT Episode 2 is finally here! We hit a couple of speed bumps along the way, like waiting for permits-- shoulda guessed-- but all that waiting is going to be so worth it in the end! The Highland House is coming along beautifully, and we couldn't be more thrilled. Check out this episode to see some behind the scenes action from the Hearth Homes Gang. We smashed so many things: cabinets, walls, doors, floors,

After the Kitchen and Master Bathroom were done, we still had some loose ends that needed tying in our beloved Mission St. Project, cause remember? Bad 90's vibes. The poor floors were stained a dated light orange color to begin with, but then to top it off, they were pretty badly beat up after years of twenty-somethings and Bernie the Boston Terrier living on them. So, we stained them a deep, velvety chocolate brown, which ended up being mouth-wateringly beautiful. It brough

The Mission St. Bathroom was hands down the most involved reno that we did for this home. While the house was always in great shape, there were certain elements that came across as, well…very 90’s. And not the good parts of the 90’s, sadly. To us, the bathroom was the epitome of all that went wrong with interior design in the 90’s and early 2000s. First of all, it was huge—which was the one thing it really had going for it. We felt like there was so much space in there, but i

Ah, Our Dearest #MissionStreetProject. This house brought us so much joy over the years. We started our Hearth Homes adventure with a house that had been in the family since 2012. We kind of felt like we grew up there-- all of the kids in the family and our friends having lived or hung out there for years-- so needless to say, it was one that we held very close to our hearts, and we knew we had to treat it as such. It started as a good house with great bones and obvious appea