See Jane run. See Jane design. See Jane be FABULOUS.
Sorry Jane, I just couldn't help myself! She really is completely fabulous...and don't let her modesty fool you, she has one gorgeous home! We are just seeing a teensy part of it today, so definitely go check out the rest of her fabulous skills!
Hi! I'm Modern Jane. I was flattered that Aubrey invited me here to day to what I feel makes my house a home.
A home that feels yours is filled with things you love and reflect your style. For me, what makes my own house a home are the projects and pieces that were completed by myself or people in my life who lent a hand. My home wouldn't be where it is today without all the help I've received and I am so grateful!
The kitchen built by my brother Marc.
Curtains sewn and wallpaper hung by my aunt Marilyn.
Plaster work and lots of manual labour by my dad both inside and outside.
dad saved the day on this one! |
The new windows, wallpaper, and lots of other manual labour by Steph.
Some pieces I've transformed.
I certainly did lots of work too, but when you can walk through your home and realize that so many people had a hand at making it what it is today, you appreciate it so much more. This isn't the entire list! My sisters and mom weren't afraid to get their hands dirty either!
Thanks so much for having me Aubrey!
Thank you so much for sharing, Miss Jane! What a great way to round out a fantastic week, no?
Well it's not over yet!!!
Come and visit Kristine and her fun blog A Graceful Home where I'm doing a *fabulous* (I mean it has to do with chandeliers!) guest post about beauties like this:
Fun, right??? Hop on over and say hi!
Have a great weekend, lovelies, I hope you enjoyed our guests as much as I did!
21 comments:
another great post in this series!
I love these posts Aubrey!! And to Jane, you have a beautiful home - I love love love the kitchen!
This is such a great series! What a beautiful kitchen!
Modern Jane is a great blog. I have been admiring it for a while. Love all the style she has brought to her home. Great series.
Hopping over from Modern Jane. Glad to have another great read on my list!
Kelly
I love hearing about how she worked n the house. The kitchen is beautiful.
Beuatiful! What a fantastic place! Love that her whole family helped to make it a home! Great series once again! Thanks again for sharing your Friday Night Light!!
That kitchen is great! I love the light fixtures. So beautiful.
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Wow so impressed with your renovation. It turned out gorgeous. How fab to have family members with such talents.
I can't believe how much work they did and what a beautiful transformation! I love her kitchen!! Heading over to see your post.
Love how it became a friends and family project. It's awesome to see all of the hard labor brought to completion. Sweet!!!
Aubrey - I'm heading over to your guest post right now, but I wanted to thank you for the compliment on the lamp in my blog post. I inherited that from my grandmother, so it has a lot of sentimental meaning. She received it from a relative of hers many years ago. It was an oil lamp and she transformed it into an electrical lamp. I think it's quite beautiful as well. :)
That kitchen is so beautiful! I love the chandelier!
I love love love the chandelier and wallpaper. Very glam-tastic. : )
You are so sweet Aubrey! Thanks again for having me take part.. I enjoyed all the posts:)
So awesome Aubrey - and Jane - great post - I loved it :O)
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I'm so glad that everyone loves it as much as I do! Jane, you are amazing, thanks again for being here and sharing your lovely abode!
I love Jane, she has such a great blog and beautiful home. I enjoyed reading about how the people in her life have helped make it the lovely home it is. Happy weekend!
awesome post, jane!!!!
Love this post and love that what makes her home were things that were changed by her or her family/friends- so sweet! And LOVED your chandy post of course :)
I love Jane's home! So so so beautiful (:
Wow! What a lovely home! I'm heading over there right now to hopefully see more!
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