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Cedar & Linen Skip to content Cedar & Linen ContactGuest PostsHomeLink RoundupNew Here Cedar & Linen Home Real homes, real projects. See what we’ve done Latest projects A walk through the home improvement projects we’ve tackled over the past few years. Each one taught us something new about what works, what doesn’t, and why it matters. We started this blog because there’s a real gap between what you see on Pinterest and what actually lives in your house. Building a workable guest bedroom — August 2024. We learned that a guest room needs light first, then comfort, then style. Turns out they matter in that order.The kitchen we finally finished — May 2024. A renovation that took longer than expected because we kept learning better ways to do it halfway through.Painting every wall, twice — February 2024. Spoiler: get the right primer. The first coat didn’t stick because we skipped that step.Wood floors, sanded and sealed — November 2023. Why we stopped hiring contractors for this one and learned to do it ourselves.The entryway nobody noticed — August 2023. A door refresh that cost less than a weekend and changed how the house feels when you walk in. People ask how a blog like this ends up in front of anyone at all. Ours got there partly because a friend who runs an internet marketing agency talked us out of three bad ideas before we published the first post. What we’ve learned Six years of home improvement teaches you to separate what matters from what doesn’t. Here are the things we keep coming back to. Real materials matter Cheap paint flakes. Good paint lasts five years without touching it. The difference costs about 20% more and saves you weekends of repainting. We stopped trying to save money on paint after the third time we redid a bathroom. Light changes everything A

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