Military Housing (Furnished Kitchen Tour)
Update to my Unfurnished House Tour on Fort Cavazos, Texas (formerly known as Fort Hood). Our kitchen is completely decorated! I did my best to cover most of the ugly tile with a large rug. There was an awkward space by the fridge so I added a bookshelf, which is unfortunately off centered due to needing space for the trash can. We could use a little more storage but I think we made best use of the space given!
Military housing is a hit or miss, for sure. We actually said no to the first house shown to us, so we felt super fortunate to be given this house that had a lot more space!
Comment if you want specific links to any of the items. I have plans to post more of the house soon. Just need to find the time to get the space cleaned while taking care of our 7 month old. 🫶🏻
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My husband and I are in Fort Cavazos (I just got a notification for this post lol) but for having a baby I always feel like my counters and floors are always cluttered. There is not enough counter space I agree with that!! That’s why downside but other than that I love our house for being base housing