Because as soon as they saw it they knew they had to bring it back to life. They actually do this more or less as a hobby or as Jamie says, “ it’s an addiction… but it’s an addiction to beauty and craft.” So never mind that Jamie had given birth to their second child one month (yes, ONE MONTH) prior when they saw this house for sale. These two are no strangers to a historical home remodel. I was immediately struck by its visible soulfulness and needed to know more.Įnter the “soul keepers,” Jamie and her husband, Craig. So when I opened my email a few weeks ago and saw this beautifully restored craftsman home, my heart filled right up. I find that when the phrase, “they just don’t build em like they used to” is uttered, I either slightly roll my eyes and halfway smile in silent defense of my generation or I immediately (and audibly) agree because well, it’s the truth.
But let’s be honest, there is just nothing like a home with actual history…like 100 years of it. It’s basically our main goal to inject as much of it as possible into any home, regardless of when it was built.
Craftsman style house full#
If you are a fan of this blog, I think it’s safe to say that you have a deep love (or at least hefty fondness) for a home full of soul.
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