Simple.Honest.Design

If you've got yard work to do, why not make it fun? On this episode of Simple.Honest.Design, Allie, Craig, and Catherine tackle a new landscape install and front porch styling for a cute fixer upper in Midtown, Mobile.

Trey and Joellynn Jones purchased their vacation home on Mobile Bay about two years ago, and have enjoyed it so much, they wanted to take it up a notch by adding an outdoor living space too. Check out the before and after this week on Simple.Honest.Design.

Janie Allen lived in her townhouse for five years and had never used the courtyard because she didn't know how it COULD be enjoyed. So she called in the big guns (that would be me) to help her figure out how to make it a space she would enjoy every day from the inside, outside, and even by walking by the gate on her way to the front door.

Two sisters, one incredible floral, fashion, and design business, and an office that fits right into a historic neighborhood. On this episode, we'll show you how we created a landscape and front porch design that invites clients, provides supplies for their business, and even hides their business sign all in plain sight.

Let's walk and talk about all the design details from the Sasser's front porch design. I'll show you why we designed it the way we did, what colors we used, and where we got all of the furniture and accessories (and what it cost too!) so you can pull together your own porch to look like a picture out of a magazine.

The budgets might not ever be talked about, and in most cases you never know where stuff you loved came from and how much it cost, or really why it was used to start with. This is the segment where I show you allll the details and explain why, what, and how much. This small front porch is so cute with just a small amount of furniture and accessories to set it apart.

Janie Allen's courtyard is FULL of tips, tricks, and design ideas for anyone with a long narrow space. The double layer windowbox is my favorite element - what's yours?

Neal and Alyssa had the perfect building sitting right next to their pool, but they'd been using it for storage because they couldn't imagine how to make it look like a place they'd want to actually hang out in. Well, we fixed it, and now all they wanna do is hang out in it. Check out how we did it on this week's episode of Simple.Honest.Design

This pool house has a tiny footprint, but is so full of great details and good take aways if you are designing your own small space. Haint blue ceilings anyone? If you love neutral colors and layers of accessories, this pool house is right.up.your.alley.

When you have a vacation home on the water, it's important that you can quickly and easily pack the outside stuff up in case a bad storm comes through before your next visit. That's why, for this job, we kept the design super simple. And the homeowners Joellynn and Trey can assemble the furniture and accessories quickly without eating into their vacation time.

Jaimee Dorris needed a front porch design and style that matched her interior style and personality. We made it happen for her with all the glamour one could expect for the one and only MS Congeniality!

How to Style A Southern Front Porch

When Travis and Linda moved to midtown, Mobile, it was their first home together. They were ready to embrace the front porch living that midtown is so famous for, but they just weren't sure where to start on making their space as inviting as they wanted. This week's episode focuses on finding out how we made their yard and front porch exactly what they needed to enjoy life in midtown, Mobile.