Irina’s rural getaway lay empty, abandoned, and forgotten for eighteen years. She had considered selling the home but was discouraged to see bids that fell short of $1,500, which made her rethink her decision.
When Irina and her husband saw how badly the flooring had been worn, they set out to restore it. After seeing the positive changes, they decided to continue with their refurbishment project.
When discussions about how to breathe new life into the interior took place, Irina pushed for the tried-and-true combination of wallpaper and plasterboard. Her husband, on the other hand, advocated for a more unique strategy, which is how the family decided to embrace the classic beauty of Provence style. Adopting this style, they used carefully painted imitation wood to add rustic charm to the walls.
Striving to maintain the soul of their retreat, they hired someone to restore their worn-out sofa and decided to include the stove in their charming setting by covering it with tiles that don’t melt in the heat.
Motivated by a mutual love of well-planned spaces, Irina and her spouse broadened their plan to incorporate a new bathroom and an enhanced second story with a much-desired changing area.
With every makeover, the rural haven developed into a beloved home, demonstrating their commitment and affection.
And as long as they tend to their house and the grounds around it, the process of change will never cease, offering their refuge many opportunities.
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