Waco Spring House Tour

I love our Airbnb in Waco and cannot wait to take you on a house tour of the newly refreshed kitchen and living area.

It has been almost a year since I have been to Waco and I can’t wait to visit in March and finally spend some time at our Airbnb. I love these colors and the spring decor. Can you guess the color I added for some fun? Be sure to let me know in the comments what you think of my house tour!

The Waco Airbnb Spring House Tour

For those of you that don’t know, we bought this home in Waco four years ago. It was a two-bedroom and one-bath home and it was in terrible condition. If you want to see just how bad it was, head to my blog post here. There are a lot of before and after photos that clearly show how much work and love we put into this home.

We bought the home to fix it up and offer it as a short-term rental. It took almost a year for the remodel and then we listed it on Airbnb and VRBO. Shortly thereafter the “virus” hit and almost all of our bookings were canceled. Fast forward three years and fortunately, our Waco home is booked almost every week.

The remodel was quite extensive and I made a lot of changes to the home. We gutted the entire house and I added a primary bedroom and bath, a laundry room and kitchen, and a wrap-around porch. Everything was replaced … electrical, plumbing, heating and air, windows, roof, lighting, and more.

I moved the front door to the left side of the house so all of the living areas would be located on that side, including the porch.

Here is a floor plan so you can see the layout of our home. This always helps me understand a house tour!

I absolutely love our Waco home, especially now that it has lots of new spring decor. All of the vintage furnishings are from the Round Top Antique show. The art was painted by yours truly.

Just so you know I am heading to Round Top next month! I am so excited and I can hardly wait to share my trip with you every day.

The Kitchen House Tour

I know I am biased, but this is one of my favorite fixer-upper kitchens. The old kitchen was so barren and dark and this kitchen is exactly the opposite.

Our kitchen is by far my favorite room in the house. The island is a vintage counter that I bought for less than $300. All I did was place a butcher block piece on top and it was kitchen ready. Last year I added vintage ceiling tiles behind the stove to protect the shiplap and I love the look so much!

I wanted to expand the colors and it seemed natural to add some blue to the house. The windows always look blue and I cannot figure out why. My only thought is that the porch ceiling is a light blue and maybe it’s reflecting off the windows. The color of the kitchen island is original and it often looks gray, green, and aqua. Go figure!

I set the island for breakfast and the blue and white napkins are my favorite and I ended up buying some for my sons (who live in Austin) too!

You can see the setting on the island close-up in these three photos. Have you ever thought about using mason jars for drinking glasses? I have them in our home in Pasadena too and I love them because they are very sturdy and hard to break!

This kitchen is perfect for entertaining. I love to put food on the island and let everyone sit wherever they want.

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I literally could not choose just a few photos of the Waco kitchen, I love them all so much! Below are some of my favorite finds on Amazon that are in the Waco kitchen.

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The Dining Room House Tour

Speaking of entertaining, the dining room has the best location for entertaining. It’s situated between the living room and kitchen and the table seats eight comfortably.

I outfitted our Airbnb with a lot of dining accessories so we have plenty of plates and silverware for a large group. As usual, I mixed and matched the plates and then put together a faux arrangement that featured the colors in all of the dinnerware.

This is a great view of the dining room, which I took standing on the wrap-around porch. On the other side of the hallway (with vintage sliding doors) are two bedrooms and a guest bathroom.

Here is a close-up of the dining table. It’s a fun collection of dinnerware and vases.

There are so many pretty things on this table. Click below to recreate this table!

The Living Room House Tour

The living room is where we hang out all of the time. There is plenty of seating and it’s nicely situated across from a TV placed in a vintage armoire.

I added spring wreaths in the windows and a few accessories. I even snuck in some blue throw pillows.

It’s amazing how much joy a vase with some faux flowers can bring to a room. I highly suggest you do the same.

This is my favorite vintage find. It’s a General Store ledger that was originally used to keep track of the total amount the farmers purchased during the offseason, so they could pay back the store when the crops were harvested and sold.

On the left side are some original receipts. On the right side are lots of comment cards left by our guests!

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