The space is warm, comfy and filled with trendy touches that showcase her family’s personality.

One step into her house, and you’re feeling at home. We’re convinced it’s a gift, one that brings a certain authenticity to her projects and her home. Sheri has a unique talent to bring out natural beauty with the materials she chooses. Trendy faux finish for “new” kitchen countertops.Added wide-plank flooring in dark wood (installed by a patient husband) and showcased with taller baseboards.Sliding barn door, beautifully refinished, installed in the doorway to the kitchen (and with a fun twist you’ve got to see – below).Glass sidelights to complement a richly refurbished front door of solid wood.A beautifully renovated banister and handrail plus window trim.The first piece she designed looks more mid-century mod and very cool.) Handcrafted, stained glass art for the windows (note…this is not your granny’s stained glass.Here’s some of the inspiring DIY projects Sheri has successfully tackled with amazing results: Sheri is a gifted artist, and enjoys creating unique works in stained glass, and she’s always up for learning something new. What do you like about your home? What skills do you have to work with? If that’s you too, you’ll love Sheri’s ideas to modernize! Bringing out natural beauty in what you have by using your skills. We want to update our home, but not break the bank trying and we don’t want to paint all the real wood.

But what we have to work with is 90’s honey oak, and a lot of it. It was such an inspiration! You see, we drool over the pages of magazines featuring old or expensive rooms full of character, sky-high ceilings, and the latest finishes. In walking into Sheri’s beautiful home, we were immediately struck with a sense of comfort. What we love most about Sheri’s skills? Her eye for good design and ability to bring out the natural beauty in a home.

We’re not just talking wall paint.…although she loves to paint too. Armed with her tools, apron and an eye for design, Sheri has tackled an impressive list of DIY updates for her late 1990s home. Sheri is the DIY queen – and no job is too daunting.

Want to update a 90’s home and modernize honey oak trim without painting? We do. Oh, and who wants to get rid of that dated 90’s honey oak trim? Read on to learn how to bring out the beauty in your home without breaking the bank (and how to modernize honey oak trim without painting)! Looking for fabulous, high-impact ideas to update your home? Who isn’t? Want easy-to-do home renovations that won’t break the bank? We’re with you.

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