Long Days

Heading out to Brooklyn today.

I’m at my third apartment makeover in New York, sneaking in a quick post. I thought I’d have a little time at the end of each day to do some of my posts over at Babble and to put together an Honor Roll, but we’ve had crazy long days! We’re filming three spots (they’ll be online in August), and not only am I the host, I’m also painting (from colors I recommended), rearranging, and styling each room that we work on.

The production crew is amazing, as is everyone else that’s involved in this project. I’m sharing photos on Instagram and I can’t share much more with you until everything goes live, but I’m really proud of the work we’ve done.

Sidewalk.

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19 comments

  • Evelyn

    NYC via Making it Lovely = awesome. That hotel was wicked as well, wouldn’t mind staying there next time.

  • great pics!

    xoxo,

    trendsection.blogspot.com

  • norah

    I NEED TO KNOW WHERE THOSE SHOES ARE FROM TOOOOOOOOO!

  • That first picture makes me think of “Good Times.” :)

  • Where, where, where, WHERE did you get those shoes?!

  • Elizabeth

    Love the shoes!!! Would you share the source?

    Can’t wait to see the finished projects.

  • Awesome Nicole! I had no idea what you were up to in NYC but Jules filled me in :) Hope you get some rest when you get home!

  • The shoes! Where are the shoes from?

  • Oh I can’t wait to see the show!

    Thanks doll,
    The Glamorous Housewife

  • Can’t wait to see the final result. It’s been fun following along on Instagram. YAY!

  • Love those shoes (bottom photo)!

  • Love all those pics on the side of your adventure! Sounds really busy and very long days but, I bet oh so fun for your design side!

    ~ Ali

  • So cool! Glad you are having fun on this adventure!

    You’ve inspired me to design a dollhouse for my 5 year old daughter!

    What scale is the Walton dollhouse you made?

    How did you find furniture to scale?

    I’m so confused on how to know if the furniture will fit in a dollhouse!

    ~ Ali

    • A

      1:12 is the standard scale for furniture, and that’s what the dollhouse I worked on was built at. Unless otherwise noted, most of what’s out there is in that scale.

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