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May 19, 2025

One Room Challenge – The Final Story

I got an early start on this room to help cope with the loss of my sweet Felix—my 15-year-old best friend. Finishing early meant I wrapped things up a couple of weeks ahead of schedule. Because of that, I skipped the final two weeks of the One Room Challenge. I was already done! If you missed the previous updates, you can catch up on each week here:👉 Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4[...]

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May 10, 2025

Frames, Vibes, and a Few command strips: My Guide to Gallery Walls

1. Pick Your Wall (Any Wall) Hallway, above the couch, awkward blank space by the stairs—if it’s a flat surface, it’s fair game. 2. Gather Your Art This can include: Kid drawings (the weirder, the better) Grandma’s vintage photos Disco ball reflections, if printable Quotes that make you laugh A piece you thrifted and can’t explain but love deeply[...]

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April 29, 2025

One Room Challenge, Week 5 – A Plant Story

Since this room gets some of the best natural light, it naturally became the plant room. During the holidays, it also pulls double duty—it's where most of the plants get relocated when Christmas trees take over the rest of the house. If you’ve missed out on the past One Room Challenge posts, you can check out each one here — week 1, week 2, week 3 and week 4 And if you’re ne[...]

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April 24, 2025

Hallway + Half Bath Refresh

I’m a big believer in refreshing your space — whether it’s a bold statement or just the right detail that makes everything click. Back in 2017, I gave my hallway, foyer, and half bath a full update. At the time, I was deep into the ‘less is more’ mindset. Since then, my style has evolved — and let’s just say minimalism didn’t stick. These days, I lean into an eclectic mix[...]

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April 23, 2025

One Room Challenge, Week 4 – An Art Story

Art is my thing. I love finding it, supporting the people who make it, and covering my walls with it. I’ll take a great piece of art over a photo any day. If you've missed out on the past One Room Challenge posts, you can check out each one here -- week 1, week 2 and week 3. And if you're new here, the One Room Challenge is: The One Room Challenge® is a biannual event every spri[...]

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April 16, 2025

One Room Challenge, Week 3 – A Style Story

One of my favorite things to do, besides change my rooms around monthly, is restyle my shelves. It's like a twofer at happy hour. You clean, and get to refresh your space. If you've missed week 1 or week 2, you can head over there to catch up. This week is dedicated to the styling of the shelves. I knew that I wanted more storage in my dining room. I'm constantly changing out what I'm usi[...]

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Sunday House CallThis couch has been through it with me — from the store days to my own living room. It’s held up like a champ (seriously, it still looks brand new), and I’ve loved it for a long time. But… I think I’m over it. So I’m calling in backup — you! Agree with me? Or talk me out of it? I want to know what you think. You can scroll through the full life saga here —> #lifeofagreencouch #freemandigs #sundayhousecall
Sunday House Call This couch has been through it with me — from the store days to my own living room. It’s held up like a champ (seriously, it still looks brand new), and I’ve loved it for a long time. But… I think I’m over it. So I’m calling in backup — you! Agree with me? Or talk me out of it? I want to know what you think. You can scroll through the full life saga here —> #lifeofagreencouch #freemandigs #sundayhousecall
Sunday House CallThis couch has been through it with me — from the store days to my own living room. It’s held up like a champ (seriously, it still looks brand new), and I’ve loved it for a long time. But… I think I’m over it. So I’m calling in backup — you! Agree with me? Or talk me out of it? I want to know what you think. You can scroll through the full life saga here —> #lifeofagreencouch #freemandigs #sundayhousecall
Sunday House CallThis couch has been through it with me — from the store days to my own living room. It’s held up like a champ (seriously, it still looks brand new), and I’ve loved it for a long time. But… I think I’m over it. So I’m calling in backup — you! Agree with me? Or talk me out of it? I want to know what you think. You can scroll through the full life saga here —> #lifeofagreencouch #freemandigs #sundayhousecall
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Sunday House Call This couch has been through it with me — from the store days to my own living room. It’s held up like a champ (seriously, it still looks brand new), and I’ve loved it for a long time. But… I think I’m over it. So I’m calling in backup — you! Agree with me? Or talk me out of it? I want to know what you think. You can scroll through the full life saga here —> #lifeofagreencouch #freemandigs #sundayhousecall
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This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought).I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me.What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home?#freemandigs #moodylivingroom
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This living room has been through a lot: furniture swaps, rug trials, and more paint swatches than I care to admit. But somehow, it always finds its way back to feeling like home. It’s the spot where we pile on the couch for movie nights, where coffee tastes better in the morning light, and where a lot of my ideas are born (and occasionally forgotten mid-thought). I’m a firm believer that your space should grow with you—not just be a snapshot of one perfect moment. And this room? She’s growing right along with me. What’s the one thing that makes your living room feel like home? #freemandigs #moodylivingroom
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This week’s Tuesday Tips (that nobody asked for) is coming to you in a very different form. Totally outside my usual home interior niche, but perfectly on theme for Mental Health Awareness Month.I made this video during a really long car ride—partly so I wouldn’t fall asleep, partly because my daughter was upset about something and I wanted to cheer her up. The things we do for our kids, right?A good friend (you know who you are) swears the world needs to see this.I told her the world would think I’m a moron.So here we are.If it makes you laugh, then great—mission accomplished.And if you do think I’m a moron… maybe just keep that little gem to yourself.#TuesdayTips #NotLikeUs #NeverEnough
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This week’s Tuesday Tips (that nobody asked for) is coming to you in a very different form. Totally outside my usual home interior niche, but perfectly on theme for Mental Health Awareness Month. I made this video during a really long car ride—partly so I wouldn’t fall asleep, partly because my daughter was upset about something and I wanted to cheer her up. The things we do for our kids, right? A good friend (you know who you are) swears the world needs to see this. I told her the world would think I’m a moron. So here we are. If it makes you laugh, then great—mission accomplished. And if you do think I’m a moron… maybe just keep that little gem to yourself. #TuesdayTips #NotLikeUs #NeverEnough
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This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
This is a mental health post.June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around.But this summer is going to feel different. It is different.It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore.Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy.So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters.Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
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This is a mental health post. June is always a tough month for me. I’ve noticed it creeps in slowly—the quiet sadness, the second-guessing. I think it’s because this is the month I crave time with my kids the most. I work from home, and I genuinely love having them here, popping into the room mid-project, asking what's for lunch, or just being around. But this summer is going to feel different. It is different. It’s my last one with my older daughter before she heads off to college. I’m so proud of her. So excited for what’s next. And also… completely heartbroken that I won’t see her every day anymore. Lately, I’ve found myself questioning things -- Is this even worth it? Do people care? Is what I’m doing making any kind of impact? Instagram is not for the faint of heart. There are so many hours behind every post, and while I truly love it, sometimes the pressure outweighs the joy. So if you’re also feeling off—know you’re not alone. And if there’s someone you follow who makes your day a little better, let them know. Like the post. Leave a comment. Share it. That tiny act of encouragement makes a real difference. It helps people like me know you're out there, and that what we’re putting into the world matters. Thanks for being here. It means more than you know. For now, here are a few pictures of my beautiful senior—off to chase big dreams soon.
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✨ GIVEAWAY TIME! ✨I’m giving one of you the softest, dreamiest sheets I’ve ever slept on. Seriously—these are the kind of sheets that make you want to cancel plans just to crawl into bed.They’re breathable, buttery soft, and somehow get even better after every wash. I’ve tried a lot of sheets in my day, but these? Top tier.Want to win a king set? Here’s how:🛏️ Share this reel to your stories and tag me🛏️ Follow me🛏️ Comment and tag a friend who deserves better sleepAnd if you can’t wait to see if you win—Use my code FREEMANHOME for 20% off $200+ at Boll & Branch.(Exclusions apply.)Sleep pretty, friends. 💤🌿#bollandbranchpartner
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✨ GIVEAWAY TIME! ✨ I’m giving one of you the softest, dreamiest sheets I’ve ever slept on. Seriously—these are the kind of sheets that make you want to cancel plans just to crawl into bed. They’re breathable, buttery soft, and somehow get even better after every wash. I’ve tried a lot of sheets in my day, but these? Top tier. Want to win a king set? Here’s how: 🛏️ Share this reel to your stories and tag me 🛏️ Follow me 🛏️ Comment and tag a friend who deserves better sleep And if you can’t wait to see if you win— Use my code FREEMANHOME for 20% off $200+ at Boll & Branch. (Exclusions apply.) Sleep pretty, friends. 💤🌿 #bollandbranchpartner
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Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
Time for a little before + after ➡️We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment.Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.”Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty.#FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
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Time for a little before + after ➡️ We never actually use this foyer... but she still deserved a moment. Sure, no one walks in this way—but if they did? They’d be greeted by a glow-up. No more sad lighting or blank walls. Just a little style statement that says, “yes, I’m dramatic—even in the unused corners.” Not every space has to work hard. Some just get to be pretty. #FoyerGlowUp #BeforeAndAfter #FreemanDigs
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