Every year, we film a house tour video (usually in the fall) to capture our home in that moment of time. Last year, neither our bathroom or closet was done, our bedroom was still dark, our playset was unpainted, our desk in the office was still super tall, our outdoor kitchen didn’t exist, our reading room has shifted. I didn’t know our house would progress that much in a year. And re-watching our very first house tour video, 5 years ago!!, we’ve come so far. I have linked our past tours at the bottom of the post, along with sources!
Watch the embedded video below (You may have to click over if you’re reading the post via a feed), or watch the tour on YouTube here!
See sources for the kitchen here.
See sources for the dining room here.
See sources for the laundry room here.
See sources for the master bedroom here.
See sources for the entry here.
See sources for the nursery here.
See sources for the reading room here.
See sources for the master bathroom here.
See sources for the family room/playroom here.
See sources for the home office here.
See sources for the guest room here.
See sources for the girls’ bunk room here.
See sources for the girls’ bathroom here.
See sources for the living room here.
See sources for the deck here.
Want to take a trip down memory lane?
2017 House Tour Video
2016 House Tour Video
2015 House Tour Video
2014 House Tour Video
2013 House Tour–Our first one!
49 COMMENTS
Gel
8 months ago
I love your home… it so serene and beautiful
by the way can you please tell me what type of framing you did in the kotchen wall please I wanted to do the same thing for my kitchen.. thank you
Melkorka
8 months ago
what a lovely video, your hard work & creative vision truly shows in this video – so exciting to see what is in store for the cabin! P.S I was wondering what is the square footage of your house? It seems endless!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORThank you!! It’s about 3400 SQ ft, split evenly between the upstairs and down
Cassie
8 months ago
Guys—I’m a big fan of the blog and podcast (RIP!) and you should be so pleased and impressed with yourselves. You’ve worked so hard and have such a gorgeous end product to show for it! If I was in your shoes, I’d be tempted to never move…! Starting over someplace new is exhausting to think about, haha. I hope you all can relish in this and enjoy it for many years to come. <3
Jessica
8 months ago
Your home is just gorgeous. Such a pretty feel throughout all the rooms! LOVE IT!! When you have a chance could you please share where the gray printed pillow on the leather chair in the living room is from? I checked the shop our house but didn’t see that one. I have the same rug (LOVE), and that pillow is perfect with it! Thank you so much.
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORI got that from McGee and co last year and I no longer see it in their site.
Melinda
8 months ago
It made my heart so happy to see Willow in the same spot as Charlie at the end of the tour. Perfect.
Cece
8 months ago
It’s all just stunning! Question re: the bunk room – did you use a low profile mattress (or regular height mattress) for your bottom bunk? We’re a little torn right now on this, so curious what is working for you? Thx!
Chris
8 months ago
We used a standard height mattress from Leesa.
Leslie Whitehead
8 months ago
FLAWLESS! I love everything about your home. So excited for the big things yet to come for you and your sweet family! I love the swinging at the end, too :).
Stephanie Kendall
8 months ago
Thank you for sharing another tour of your beautiful home! I have to say, as much as I love seeing all of the gorgeous rooms, seeing the girls swinging on their play set was my favorite part of the video. 😀
Laura
8 months ago
It feels funny to nitpick on what is truly a gorgeous, finished home, but yes the cabinet doors at the bottom of the stairs!!! Paint those bad boys LOL! But seriously…. Your home is amazing, very well done.
Also, side note, your content is soooooo great and completely on point. Some of my other fave home bloggers have lost their mojo in the last 6 months or so but you guys are NAILING IT.
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORAhhh! That’s so nice of you to say. I think we are doing a lot of things right now that we’re excited about and I’m happy to hear that excitement is transferring.
Patricia
8 months ago
Originally I didn’t like the floral wallpaper for the toilet room; now that I see how everything flows from one room to the next, it works for me. I was trying to see if there’s any space undone in your house … aside from painting the cupboard doors at the bottom of the stairs white to blend with all the other cabinetry (and that’s REALLY looking hard for projects!) I couldn’t spot anything.
I especially love the dog portraits over the feeding station. You didn’t focus on that last year; was that a mini project that went unreported?
Your home looks fabulous and looks very functional for your family. I imagine as your girls grow up you’ll do some shuffling sometime in the future. And we’ll have fun watching your cabin transform.
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORWe are definitely turning our focus to the cabin now, and besides a few small projects, just enjoying our home.
bonnie
8 months ago
This home tour is EVERYTHING! I struggle to determine what I love most. You taste is impeccable and I love how there are surprises around every turn, yet they are so tastefully embedded into your aesthetic that they appear seamless. I am inspired by your use of bold artwork used along side more classic pieces and your ability to combine styles. This place is a show piece, yet it looks like LOVE lives here (and kids, and dogs)! I want to be just like clj when I grow up!!!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORSweetest comment ever. Thank you
Linda Grubbs
8 months ago
Loved, loved the tour! You really have come a very long way. Your home is perfect! I love every room….you guys have such great style! I always become inspired when I see where you live! Thank you. :)
Claire
8 months ago
It’s my absolute favorite post of the year! I love these videos! Have you ever thought about redoing the egress windows? To be more tiered, therefore letting in more natural light to the basement bedrooms? Your house is always so inspiring!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORWe have! We’ve toured a couple parade homes that had that and love it.
Rachel
8 months ago
Hi Chris and Julia! Have you ever done a post about your doggie door? I’m intrigued. I’m in northern Indiana, and always assumed I couldn’t pull one off in colder climate. I’d love to hear your recommendations!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORI wrote one forever ago and then never posted it because I could hear it turning into a security discussion. We have a large dog door leading into the garage and then one from the garage to the backyard. It’s honestly so so nice and our dogs have been happily independent because of it. Also, having it lead into an insulated/heated garage instead of straight outside really cuts down on draftiness.
Rayana Adra
8 months ago
Blown away! It has come so far in the time that you’ve lived there.
Can’t wait to see the cabin progress. Thanks for inspiring us!
Jessica
8 months ago
Anyone else watch these for a Willow sighting? 😂😂😂 Such a lovely home. Curious about next years to do list as for me the house is done. Didn’t even notice the doors downstairs!
Chris
8 months ago
I had to go back and watch all the videos since I’ve only been following you for about a year – WOW! The house has come so far, and looks so good. I had to laugh at your tiny duvet cover in the 2014 video in the master. It’s probably the first thing you would point out today to change in a room!
Mira
8 months ago
Girl, you gotta paint those oak doors at the bottom of the stairs! Otherwise, gorgeous!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHOROn my to-do list!
Janet
8 months ago
I love seeing these as it shows just how far you can come in a year and exactly how everything flows together.
Two nosy questions:
1) What’s behind the oak doors at the bottom of the stairs? We have one door like this that still needs to be painted in our place and I think today is the day!
2) What’s behind the door next to the guitars?
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORGood questions! The oak cabinet is our game cabinet! All of our board games, puzzles and old DVDs are all in there–we actually don’t even have a DVD player anymore, except in the car, so we keep them for the car. Haha. The door next to the guitars is our furnace room.
Mandy Beachy
8 months ago
I love your home tours! So beautiful❤
Kerry
8 months ago
Hi. Your home looks so cozy and beautiful!! I don’t see any sources for the guest bedroom… I really like the floating nightstands in particular. Thanks!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORhere.
Lex Lorraine
8 months ago
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR HOME. I’ve been recently fixing my home up and I’ve never been so motivated to create such a beautiful place to love and live. Thanks for sharing 💕
Rachel
8 months ago
Did you guys get a new TV for over the fireplace in your bedroom? Or is that a painting or … ?
Sarah Pope
8 months ago
SUch amazing inspiration! love your style so much. We also have a smallish guest bedroom and wondering where you got the mounted side tables.
LV
8 months ago
Beautiful! Do you have links for the sources in the guest bedroom (the sconces, in particular)? Thanks!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORSorry about that–sources for the guest room here!
Brooke
8 months ago
Your home flows together so beautifully!
Carrie
8 months ago
So much great inspiration in the video. Special nod to your videographer; he has a great style and steady hand!
Sidebar question: I went back and looked at your 1-year pictures and noticed the doorbell was pretty prominent in the entry, and now it’s gone. did you remove it or relocate it? Partly curious, partly hoping you did something genius I’ll be able to use in the future. Thanks!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORwe took it out completely! I don’t want anyone ringing my doorbell. But now they have so many that don’t need wired if we ever want to have one again.
Carrie
8 months ago
Genius, just as I suspected! Thanks!
Meg T
8 months ago
Wow! The house has come so far. Every time I see the home tour video though, I want the old wood/oak doors at the bottom of the stairs to be painted. Seems like one of the only original wood tones still left in the house. That said, everything else is amazing! Your bathroom remodel this year seriously made me want to do ours now that I have finished our kitchen!
Julia
8 months ago
AUTHORHahaha, I know!!! I don’t know why I haven’t got to it yet. One of those thorns in my side for sure.
Michelle
8 months ago
Your home is so inspirational and real- I just love it! I agree with Chris, the deck is outstanding!
Amber Wallace
8 months ago
It’s beyond beautiful! Seriously didn’t think I could love it more last year. Amazingly done.
Leslie
8 months ago
I adore your home and draw so much inspiration from your design! I also watched your first home tour-WOW! You’ve done an amazing job!
Ligia
8 months ago
Stunning! Great job guys!
Krista Capton
8 months ago
Love the lived in touches–like laundry in the machine and it looks as if someone just left their comfy chair to go refill their drink…hold fast to these “lived in” touches on your blog and accounts for it’s your diy beginnings that many of us are here for. We like knowing you’re real and capable. Thank you for being the Marcums!
Krista Capton
8 months ago
PS: it’s refreshing and relevant to know that you buy clothes from places like target and old navy, buy the knock-off version of something just because you too experience tight funds, and one time you mentioned you felt your were too late to jump on the basket wall bandwagon…well I say “do it!” even if you feel you’re a little slow on the trend…that too makes you relevant and real!