We've been working hard the past couple of months trying to get everything ready and make room for this new baby. The first item of business was to clean out the study which was a HUGE project. We finally got it cleared out and then were able to decorate it and make it Jake's new room. I was worried that giving Jake his own room would make him feel isolated or left out, but fortunately he was so excited about it. For the first few days he would just sit in there with his big bucket of animals and line them up on the dresser and shelves! Jon and I made the frame around the big animal map and I found the dresser and bed on Craig's List so the whole project was fairly inexpensive which is always a plus! We had the room wired for a ceiling fan so as soon as we get it installed we can lose the ugly floor lamp!
We then moved Max out of his room and into Nathan's room so they now share together. We didn't do much to this room except to add pictures of Max, his letters and some new sports pictures. Max is obsessed with sports so this is the perfect room for him!
We moved our big Ikea cube organizer out of the study and into the toy room. It's nice because it fits so many of their toys and so far everything has stayed organized- we'll see how long it lasts!
Jon and I collect fun frames from all of the places that we visit so I put those in the hallway and bought this mirror for the wall.
Across from the mirror and frames is this big desk/hutch system that we bought to organize all of the stuff that used to be in the study. I was amazed that we fit almost everything in it. I did buy a big four drawer metal filing cabinet off of Craig's List that we put in the garage for all of our paperwork.
Once all of that was finished, we were finally able to start on the nursery! It was another huge project, but I'm so excited about how it turned out!!!
This is what you see when you first walk in...
I ordered the circles and birds off of Etsy so that they coordinated with the bedding. I of course had to get a chandelier just in case the room wasn't girly enough already!
I found this headboard on Craig's List (can you tell yet that I love Craig's List?!) and painted it green to match the dresser.
I painted these frames that used to be brown and am going to frame Maggie's newborn pictures in them.
I love this Pottery Barn bedding and the coordinating pink polka dot curtains!
I painted the dresser green and splurged on these light pink knobs at Anthropology!
And now all that's left to do is wait for this little girl to get here!
Five more days and counting...
7 comments:
SOOOO CUTE! I love it all! We must be sisters because I picked out the same girl bedding for Norah when I redo her room and I've been eying Jake's quilt from Target for Ben when he gets his twin bed in a couple months. Now what am I going to?!?! Good job Sarah and Jon, it all looks awesome!
It all is so cute! I am impressed with it all. I am impressed with how well you utilized all of the space. I cannot wait to see it in person. Love your decorating style. And am also impressed that it is all done and ready for Maggie!
Annie
Oh my all the rooms are SUPER cute! Maggie's room is really awesome. You really make these rooms after each child's personality and you make them comfy and beautiful. In other words, you rock!
Adorable! I love all the rooms. "Maggie" How cute and sweet.
Darling room! Love the pink & green! I went to sew your nursing cover the other day and my sewing machine is broken! Sweet! I have a few made up but they're not really girly. I want you to have lots of pink & girly. I'll try and figure it out in the next day or two-- but it will be too late for the big D day! Sorry! Good luck, love her name!
Nice work my friend. Everything looks amamzing. I am so excited to meet little Maggie. I am so happy for you. Best of luck with everything, I will be thinking of you.
I love that nursery! It looks great. Good luck tomorrow! Can't wait to see pics and know that all is well. Love you guys!
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