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  7. It’s lovely! It’s amazing what some imagination and a whole lotta cash will do 🙂 I really like the treatment over the first fireplace…so creative!

  14. I am just kicking myself that i didn’t go!! I had bookmarked the page with the details then Saturday came and went and I completely spaced! So sad. But thank you for sharing!!!! Gorgeous.

  16. I too went to the open house. So much more beautiful in person! The finishes, detail work, and of course the fabulous interior design work was gorgeous! Wished it was for sale!

  18. It is gorgeous but if you moved in you wouldn’t be able to work your DIY magic because everything is done! Just think how bored you’d be! LOL!

  19. I love that blue on the walls in the living room…any idea what paint color that might be? The whole house is lovely. Pinning on Pintrest for inspiration!

  22. Drool; however, man – it looks like YOU could have been the designer. The colors, the accents… maybe someone’s been reading YOUR blog! lol…

  24. Thanks for shout out! We’re so glad that everyone enjoyed our project! It’s so great knowing all the hours of design work my husband put into it were totally worth it. 🙂 Be sure to check out our blog as we post the professional pictures and information about each room.

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    – Allison

  29. What a beautiful home. The window seat and those orange headboards are to die for. Makes me want to add some orange to my home. Wish I could have seen it all in person.

  35. Go Caitlin!! Very impressed. I tried hard to make it up there to see it in person but sadly had to come back to AZ sooner than I wanted.

    So Michelle did you vacate Tucson? What is going on with you? Cute baby and love the wee post..made me chuckle.

    Hope all is well!

    xx

  37. i think my favorite thing may be the bench at the kitchen island…..a bench instead of chairs….love it!!! and the square sinks in the bathroom…

    what a great house.

    cindy

  39. WOW! I think this is the most beautiful exterior remodel I’ve ever seen. Amazing. Does anyone know where to find the sink in the powder room? Who makes it or one like it? Thanks in advance. lizziebeth

  43. Oh, I love it. I didn’t see anything that I couldn’t live with in any room. That is amazing. Now they just need to come fix my rambling ranch to look this good! Thank you for sharing!

  44. UNBELIEVABLE transformation. Loving it. Love all of the built in nooks. The kitchen is flawless- that quatrefoil backsplash, OH MY! the kid’s rooms are amazing but not over the top… it’s all fabulous. wish I could see their budget breakdown– the original home couldn’t have set them back much– but oh my what they did with the place! thanks for sharing!

  56. I am also DESPERATE to figure out where to find that map in the young boy’s room. I have emailed Caitlin and commented on her blog but haven’t received a reply. Any chance you know Michelle? THX!!

  59. This is house has some really great architectural elements, but the design looks rushed. The quality of the interior design should match the craftsmanship of the house. On much of the furniture, the scale is off. The window seat needs more pillows. The oval cocktail table in the main room isn’t a good fit. It seems to float in the room instead of work together with the rest of furniture in the room. The yellow sconces in the bathroom are much too big (they look ridiculous). The chair in the boy’s room looks squished in the corner and the pillows on the bed look sloppy. The phrase “It’s all in the details” is really true and I feel like the designer missed on a lot of the finishing touches. It’s tough to work under a deadline. I’ve been in the business awhile. I have always appreciated constructive criticism. The takeaway from each project is invaluable, and I hope that’s how the designer feels about this project. I wish her luck in the future.

  60. I just love your house. I found myself pinning several photos! I was particularly inspired by the master bath where you have the marble counters on the wood stained cabinets. We have similar wood cabinets in our master bath but cheaped out when we were building, and put cultured marble on instead, assuming we’d upgrade later. I was thinking I’d also need to paint the cabinets, but now I think I’ll put the marble tops on, live with the cabinets as-is for a while, and hopefully be happy!

  61. Just found your awesome blog and came across this house. I went to that open house since the main guy worked on my sister’s home. I LOOOOVED it. I also love what I’ve seen of your arizona home. It’s so similar to my style..which I don’t find everyday.

  62. Thanks to running the map photo through tineye.com, I was able to find out that the map is from Pottery Barn Kids, but apparently from a few years ago.

  63. Did this home originally have a brick exterior? Can’t tell from the before pic. Love the siding and double columns!

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