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Sponsors for the Farmhouse Build with Cottages and Bungalows Magazine

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Hey friends!  Thanks for stopping by today!  Don’t forget to come find me on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest…..I’ll continue to post new pics of our home and how-tos on all of our favorite projects around our new farmhouse! Also, I’d like to say a HUGE thanks to Cottages and Bungalows for this awesome opportunity…to Jickie Torres (the C&B editor) for working with us faithfully throughout the year and making sure all the brands got mentioned in each article…and to Julie Hale for finding such amazing partners…and to the whole C&B team for the tireless effort and creative questions asked to make fun and interesting articles for every issue!! Woohoo! We couldn’t have done it without them!

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So guess what?!  We are almost to the finish line of crazy schedules and pulling our hair out with the farmhouse build.  Haha!  Building a house is not for the faint of heart, which we’d heard a lot from others, but didn’t fully understand until we were actually going through it ourselves.  Tack onto that one of the craziest weather seasons EVER, along with deadlines for the magazine, and you’ve got yourselves one BIG opportunity for growth…spiritually, emotionally and physically!  I’m happy to say though that we made it to the other side still married and still alive…hee hee. It was by the grace of God, much prayer and lots of support and help from family and friends.  We feel so blessed and thankful for this incredible journey we’ve been on for the past year!

On that note, our steel-frame farmhouse was sponsored by some amazing brands, and we are SO THANKFUL for every one of them!

I’ve compiled this list for your reference. I know some of you are considering building your home as well, and I can tell you that these partners would be amazing brands to work with for your home!

Our master bedroom is complete with rustic shiplap, a huge “Better Together” sign, a thrifted headboard, antique trunks, farmhouse lighting and comfy, linen bedding!

Master Bedroom

  1. Ceiling fan: Hunter Fan Co.
  2. Wall sconces: Capital Lighting
  3. White, rustic rough-sawn shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  4. Striped, linen duvet set: Superior Custom Linens (It says it’s navy and white, but the navy is more like a charcoal-gray color.)
  5. Trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  6. “Better Together” sign: A Simple Place on Main (Linda Dill)
  7. Barn door slider (reclaimed door from old general store) for closet door: Property Preservation of Georgia (Greg Wyatt)
  8. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  9. Primer: KILZ
  10. Down-filled, king-size cooling pillows: Downlite Bedding
  11. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  12. Shaker-style doors: Woodgrain
  13. Barn-door hardware: Wisemart
  14. Door hardware: Wisemart
The flooring was a DIY project using stencils and chalk paint. The black dresser under the window is a family heirloom that my great-aunt’s piece. I used some black chalk paint to spruce it up and bring some new life to the piece.
Photo credits: Jake Laughlin Photography
Photo credits: Jake Laughlin Photography

Master Bathroom

  1. Black sconces: Capital Lighting
  2. Canvas artwork: Hollihocks.com 
  3. Matte-black, cast iron 72″ tub: Vintage Tub & Bath
  4. Black drawer pulls: Liberty Hardware
  5. Turkish towels: ArtizenHome
  6. Butcherblock: Craft Art Countertops
  7. Wood chandelier: Capital Lighting
  8. Stencil and paint for floors: DecoArt
  9. Vanity: Woodstone Cabinets
  10. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  11. Primer: KILZ
  12. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  13. White, rustic rough-sawn shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  14. White, built-in vanity: Woodstone Cabinetry
  15. Barndoor hardware: Wisemart
  16. Door hardware: Wisemart
Our daughter’s ceiling fan has the perfect accent colors for a feminine bedroom. And the combination of creams and whites softens the concrete floor.
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Daughter’s Bedroom & Bathroom

  1. Vanity light fixture: Capital Lighting
  2. Concrete tiles for floor: Riad Tile
  3. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  4. Primer: KILZ
  5. Cabinet pulls: Liberty Hardware
  6. White, concrete countertops: Elastocrete
  7. Backsplash in bathroom: Aspect Tile
  8. Library Ladder: Rockler Ladder
  9. Canvas artwork: Hollihocks
  10. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  11. Ceiling fan: Hunter Fans
  12. Zippered bedding: Beddy’s Beds
  13. Chunky, knit throw: Artizen Home
  14. Faux florals in marble pot: Tuesday Morning
  15. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  16. Door hardware: Wisemart
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography
This view is from our daughter’s bedroom looking into her bathroom. The concrete tiles from make such a beautiful statement. The DIY, white concrete countertop was a fun project that my hubby and I did together. The drapery panel is simply some scrap mudcloth that we picked up at an antiques fair.
Our daughter’s bathroom floor pops against her white, floating vanity. Her linen closet isn’t finished yet, but it’s getting there!
Photo credits: Sarah Ferguson Photography

Son’s Bedroom & Bathroom

  1. Vanity light fixture: Capital Lighting
  2. Ceiling fan: Hunter Fans
  3. Swiss bag: Shady Oaks Farm
  4. Reclaimed, peel-and-stick planks: TimberChic
  5. Zippered bedding and checked minky throw: Beddy’s Beds
  6. Primer: KILZ
  7. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  8. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  9. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  10. Door hardware: Wisemart
Our son’s bedside table was a DIY project that we did together. We found three old, metal file cabinets at a yard sale for $2 each, and screwed some hairpin legs onto one of them for his bedroom. (Scroll down to see what we did with the other 2!)
I’d always wanted these concrete tiles in our home, and they look amazing in our powder bathroom! A dear friend of mine gave me that gorgeous, antique sink! There were a couple of scuff marks on it, so I just touched it up using some chalkboard paint. The old, wooden shelf is actually from a crate that I had my hubby cut in half. It was a $3 yard sale puchase!

Powder Room

  1. Concrete tile for floor: Riad Tile
  2. Shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  3. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  4. Primer: KILZ
  5. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  6. Door hardware: Wisemart
Photo credit: Sarah Ferguson Photography
Photo credit: Sarah Ferguson Photography
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Laundry/Mudroom

  1. Glass pendants: Capital Lighting
  2. Laundry sink: Elkay
  3. Faucet: Elkay
  4. Butcherblock countertop: Craft-Art Countertops
  5. Primer: KILZ
  6. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  7. “Home at Last” sign: A Simple Place on Main
  8. Rusty olive bucket: Living Roots
  9. Small, ruffled/striped pillow: The Vintage Songbird
  10. Large, fringed pillow: Ridge Ave & Co
  11. Aztec pillow: Tuesday Morning
  12. Industrial hooks: Liberty Hardware
  13. Shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  14. Antique rug: LillieKat Rugs
  15. Straw market tote: Orchard Hill Farms
  16. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  17. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  18. Barn-door hardware: Wisemart
  19. Door hardware: Wisemart
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Hallway

  1. Wood-bead chandeliers: Capital Lighting
  2. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  3. Primer: KILZ
  4. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  5. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
Our daughter stained the vent hood herself, and my hubby and I poured the concrete countertops in our kitchen!
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Kitchen

  1. Pendants over island: Capital Lighting
  2. Shaker-style cabinets and vent hood: Woodstone Cabinetry
  3. Profina sink: Blanco
  4. Meridian faucet: Blanco
  5. Wall paint: Behr
  6. Primer: KILZ
  7. Brass pulls: Liberty Hardware
  8. Small, white pitcher, white-painted mason jar: Orchard Hill Farm and Home
  9. White, concrete countertop: Elastocrete
  10. Faux rose bush in pot: Balsam Hill
  11. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  12. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
I picked up the wingback chairs at a local thrift store and then had some slipcovers made using dropcloths. The cane chairs are a yard sale purchase, and I refinished them a few years ago using some leftover paint.
The rustic, wood candleholders, as well as the faux flowers and eucalyptus garlands, bring life to the muted dining table.

Dining Room

  1. Chandelier: Capital Lighting
  2. Wall paint: Behr
  3. Primer: KILZ
  4. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  5. Wood candleholders: Living Roots

Living Room

  1. Ceiling fan: Hunter Fan Co.
  2. Chunky knit throw: Artizen Home
  3. Galvanized all of bucket, three chunky wood candle holders, the grocery store sign small: Living Roots
  4. Herringbone throw: Orchard Hill Farm and Home
  5. Large fringed pillows: Ridge Avenue & Co.
  6. Reclaimed mantel: Georgia Reclaimed
  7. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  8. Primer: KILZ
  9. White shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  10. Leather pillow: The Vintage Songbird
  11. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  12. Apothecary chest: Harvest Furniture
  13. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
This pantry door is actually from a set of French doors….The other door is in our master bedroom! The doors came from an old general store from the 1800s, and it was located just down the road from us, in a little town called Broughton, GA. We had the glass insert made, along with the vinyl “Pantry” wording.

Pantry

  1. Light fixture: Capital Lighting
  2. Wall paint: Behr
  3. Primer: KILZ
  4. Brass hardware: Liberty Hardware
  5. Butcher-block countertops: CraftArt
  6. Shiplap: The Rustic Collection
  7. Faucet: Elkay
  8. White plates, metal baskets, wood bowls: Tuesday Morning
  9. Reclaimed pantry door: Property Preservation of Georgia (Greg Wyatt)
  10. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  11. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography
Guest bathroom
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Guest Bedroom & Bathroom

  1. Wall paint: Behr (“Ultra Pure White”)
  2. Primer: KILZ
  3. Vanity lights: Capital Lighting
  4. Vintage-style fan — Hunter Fan
  5. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  6. Hooks: Liberty Hardware
  7. Door hardware: Delaney/Wisemart
  8. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  9. Door hardware: Wisemart
We built that modern, oversized pegboard wall, and the craft table was a freebie at an estate sale!
Photo credit: Jake Laughlin Photography

Blog & Craft Room

  1. Wall paint: Behr
  2. Primer: KILZ
  3. Ceiling fan: Hunter Fan
  4. Shiplap wall: The Rustic Collection
  5. ALL our paints, stencils and brushes: DecoArt
  6. Concrete polishing: Stewart Concrete Finishing, INC
  7. Door hardware: Delaney/Wisemart
  8. Large, galvanized storage container: Orchard Hill Farm and Home
  9. Shaker-style doors/trim/moulding: Woodgrain
  10. Barn-door hardware: Wisemart
  11. Door hardware: Wisemart
  12. Wood logo “The Rustic Boxwood”: A Simple Place on Main
This little nook in our craft room is on the opposite side of the pegboard wall, and it is a favorite spot of ours. My daughter and I had a blast putting this wall together! I’m planning to use it as the backdrop for future YouTube videos and FB Lives. 😉

Front Porch

  1. Olive wreaths on front door, potted roses, LED pillar candles: Balsam Hill
  2. Black sconces: Capital Lighting
  3. Steel shell: PeakSteel
  4. Ceiling fan: Hunter fan
  5. Jute rug: Tuesday Morning

Exterior of House & Garage

  1. Exterior shell: Peak Steel Buildings
  2. Black sconces around the house: Capital Lighting
  3. Painted floor for garage: KILZ
  4. Spray-foam insulation: Ace Hardware of Social Circle, GA
The back porch right outside our master bedroom. We’re continuing to add more accents (such as a roof, dining area and rocking chairs) to this space, so stay tuned!
This pic was taken halfway through our build journey. I love the old, weathered fence that once surrounded a goat farm!

As you can see, we were so blessed to partner with some amazing companies, and we’re extremely thankful for their support! I’ll continue to post pics of our home with all our sponsors on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and the blog, so be sure to follow along with us!