Brick Street Home

Brick Street Home We’re building a life we don’t need to escape from in our collected Wake Forest cottage.

At Brick Street Home, we are all about home grown flowers and veggies, homestyle cooking, and traditional homemaking skills in a modern family context.

I sat down to look for a picture of the wrapping paper I used a few years ago, and ended up taking the best little trip ...
11/22/2025

I sat down to look for a picture of the wrapping paper I used a few years ago, and ended up taking the best little trip down memory lane with some ghosts of Christmas past.

It’s such a joy to make Christmas special for my family every year. I’m going to hold off decorating till after Thanksgiving if I can (the temptation is strong!) but I am already so excited about Christmas 2025 ❤️❤️

This cozy corner of our cottage kitchen has come so far, and I really love it in the soft October light. Scroll to the e...
10/31/2025

This cozy corner of our cottage kitchen has come so far, and I really love it in the soft October light. Scroll to the end for a peek at where we started.

10/15/2025

After a quick trip to Lowe’s last night, it only took about 30 minutes this morning to put together this new Tether Ball setup. The quick turnaround was thanks to a product Beau has been excited to try out - Sika Postfix!

With just 3-5 minutes of set time, it really cut out down the wait time on this project. And we all loved watching the polyurethane foam expand in the hole!

Check out the Sika Postfix inside my Lowe’s Storefront, and don’t forget that you can always order on line for delivery or in-store pickup! This is always such a time-saver for us!

Swipe through for some before pics! 🙈This bathroom functions as our “primary” bath (no en-suite here) and is also our ma...
09/11/2025

Swipe through for some before pics! 🙈

This bathroom functions as our “primary” bath (no en-suite here) and is also our main floor bath for visitors AND any overnight guests, so it really needed a facelift. We were originally planning on full gut renovation, but demo-ing the bathtub felt like a lot so we decided to focus on some cheaper DIY improvements for now

Here are the highlights:

- We had a budget of about $2,000 to spend on this project, and we stayed right on track!

- Beau closed in a large alcove that at some point housed a small washer and dryer in order to make a large linen closet. There were no storage closets when we moved in to this house, and every time we add storage it’s cause for celebration!

- Beau also added a vent fan, some can lights, and swapped out the vanity light. If you’ve ever had a full bath without a vent fan, you will know what a big improvement this is!

- New vanity from Lowe’s with actual storage.

- Paint everywhere! The wall color was kind of a happy accident with a paint-match gone wrong, but the trim matches the rest of the downstairs. It’s Smoky Blue by Sherwin Williams

- Because we eventually plan to replace the tub/shower, we wanted more of a temporary solution on the floors. These CLJ Floorpops look so good and were so much easier to install than any other flooring options.

- I’ll be honest, we got all the big things done and it still didn’t feel quite right, but once we brought in a couple of colorful art pieces (including my Janet Hill prints that I absolutely love) it really came together!

08/25/2025

If “Princess Diaries” were an HGTV original movie.

08/04/2025

Home from a trip late last night, out in the garden first thing this morning. Who’s with me?

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