I just found this post of House goals for 2011 from February. I wrote it after about a month and half after I started blogging. It was so fun to look back at my goals for 2011 and see how much I did accomplish this year.
Blogging has been an amazing experience. I will be celebrating my 1 year bloggiversary on January 8th, I can’t believe how much I have learned over the past year and how many incredible people I have met through blogging.
Today, I wanted to wrap up the year right and share a few of our house project goals that were accomplished in 2011.
Dining Room:
The Cloffice,where I spend all of my time blogging and designing,received a major overhaul in March. I repainted, softened the doorway with burlap and added customized chevron storage.
Last, but not least, the Laundry Room:
Our Laundry room got a major facelift this year (thank goodness!)
We painted and stenciled, installed a new floor and DIYed an easy pendant, creating a fun contemporary room for laundry.
We didn’t make it through the whole list for 2011, but as you can see we made a huge chunk. I’m excited to see what 2012 brings.
In addition to all of these house projects we have been working on the renovation of our 1968 Airstream. We (meaning my husband) have been making slow and steady progress on it and are finally at a point where I will be able to keep you updated a little more, I think…
I also spent many, many, many hours glued to my computer learning how to design blogs (first my own) and now yours! It truly is my passion and I am so thankful for my wonderful clients that I have had the opportunity to work with this year.
Thank you all for making 2011 so amazing on The Mustard Ceiling.
Have you started your 2012 TO DO list yet?
Linking Up to:
The Blooming Hydrangea 2011 Year in Review
Southern Hospitality Top Projects of 2011 Party
Tatertots and Jello Weekend Wrap Up
Love your 2011 makeovers, but the dining room is one of my favorites!
you accomplished so much! i love your cloffice, dining room, and laundry room. i have started compiling my list of goals. i’m going to try to keep is reasonable so that i might actually complete them.
It has been a wonderful year all around. I’m so glad I came across your blog and that we have been able to connect. I’m also honored to have your wonderful skills pretty up my blog – it was just what I needed. I don’t remember your cloffice project – that is really awesome. I’m very excited about 2012 – I’ve got a long to-do list already started.
You have been busy.
All looks so good! I love the burlap drapes and that kitchen! And yes, my “to do” list has started…one of which is staring a blog. I might be contacting you for design. 
Congratulations on everything you accomplished in 2011! I love all of it, but especially that laundry room. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that we can finish ours in 2012! Happy New Year to you!
I love your laundry room makeover. You have accomplished a ton this year. Can’t wait to see what you have in store for us in 2012!
Everything is gorgeous!
What an amazing year you had, Elizabeth! Looking forward to seeing what 2012 holds for you.
I love your cloffice.
We haven’t started a 2012 to-do list only because we have a hard time making monthly to-do lists…we always seem to overestimate how much we can get accomplished in a given period of time. 
Happy almost New Year to you!
OMG! I love it all. I have project envy. And I feel like a complete slacker. You have done a phenomenal job wit your redesigns. I can’t wait to see what’s next.
you have been busy! love it all- the cloffice is a fave of mine!
How satisfying to look back over your year’s achievements. I honestly think it is so important to look back over the past before you can move forward with any real gusto, so affirming! Happy 2012!
Thank you for linking up! You know I love that dining room, it’s beautiful! Of course the cloffice is a favorite too, the chevron adds a great touch. Excited to see your kitchen progress in the new year. Finally, so glad you are going to be my blog designer, looking forward to having your magical design touch on my blog!
All your projects are wonderful…I especially love the Cloffice! We are also renovating our kitchen and did butcher block countertops…I love them! The rest of the renovation is taking forever though…hopefully we can finish it before 2013, lol.
What an amazing re-cap! I missed the wainscoting & cloffice. Need to check those out. Your projects are always so inspiring Elizabeth. So glad to know you
It’s all about the details with you, these are crazy good and that is why I am your fan.
What a fun re-cap, Elizabeth! Your dining room is gorgeous, love the artwork! And, I had forgotten about your laundry room – that stencil – wow! Can’t wait to see the kitchen progress this year!
Your projects are amazing and your home is just beautiful! Can’t wait to see more of the airstream renovation in 2012 …
Wow, everything looks amazing, I especially love your laundry room!
So impressed with all the projects you accomplished this year, especially your DIY prowess… lots of inspiration for me, thanks!
You had a beautiful and creative year. I’m sure 2012 will be just as wonderful. Hugs! P.S. have you added your wonderful blog to my blog list page yet?
This is my first time on your blog. Found it thru, can’t remember now. Anyway, that counter top replacement is awesome. We have mobile home counters and they’re awful. The front of the counters is coming off and the counter has raised by the sink. That was my fault as I tend to run the water to fill the sink or rinse off something and go off and forget it. Then we had water in carpet just on kitchen side of wall. Good one Ellen. I can’t do that again as hubs will kill me. Think I’ve done it at least 3 or 4 times in last couple years. What can I say, senior moments. Sigh.
I’m saving the tutorial and will print it out when I get new ink cartridges. We have a Habitat restore in Grand Junction, CO so will be looking in there when I can. It’s aways from our house as we live close to UT border and restore is on south east side of Junction. Ah well someday. Great tutorial by the way.