DIY Mom
DIY Mom
Watch DIY Mom Rebekah Higgs as she Transforms a dingy basement apartment in to an East Coast Oasis, ready for short term rental. Resourceful, affordable renovations, and home decor for those on a budget.
Episodes
Episode 1
Kicking off season two DIY MOM works with Local Artist Emma Fitzgerald to create a unique wall mural featuring a Halifax landmark that will encourage short term renters to get outside and enjoy all that Halifax as to offer.
Gallery Wall
Halifax: In this episode DIY MOM maximizes a small kitchen, but tearing out the old cabinets and customizing the space. Rebekah plays with light, angles, and shapes to not over look a single detail. The result is a fresh take on an historic apartment. |
In this episode, DIY MOM maximises a small kitchen, by tearing out the old cabinets and customizing the space. Rebekah plays with light, angles, and shapes to not overlook a single detail. The result is a fresh take on a historic apartment.
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