Since baby #5 has been on it's way, we have know for a while that we had to swap bedrooms for the kids around. With that brings about some redecorating & work to do. The girls needed the largest bedroom to fit 2 full sized beds in there. After a long hunt, I finally found 1 that resembled their other antique bed at a store in our area. Then, we bought a little bit of fabric, paint, decorations, & went to work. My mama sewed the quilts on the end of the beds, pillow shams, & dust ruffle. The results:
For the boy's room, we used all of our existing furniture & the fabrics & picture from my sister's twin's rooms. The room was already striped yellow. All we basically did was order their vinyl names from wordsanywhere.com & rearrange. My mother in law made the beautiful baby car seat cover and her mother stitched the quilt at the foot of the bed when Clay was born. :)
The meek little hallway with the $30 flea market find is used for the kid's linen storage. I used cheap picture frames, candles, mirror & pictures:
The kid's bathroom is still WAY girly. I had just redone it before we Clay. It will have to be the next room to make a change as the boys grow. Any ideas for a quick fix?
Our Den:
The Playroom is right off the Den. This use to be the back screened porch. If I ever build a house, this would NOT be located in a visible area from the main part of the house. This is always the messiest & loudest room in the house! I guess as time passes it will evolve from mostly girl toys to the boys...
Our Master Bedroom with the Master Bath off the side:
Dining Room & Kitchen:
Our house has been a work in progress ever since we married almost 11 years ago. We live in a trailer on the family farm that is almost as old as us. The rooms are small & make for careful planning & organizing for our growing family. All of our furniture is either hand-me-downs or bought at antique flea markets. Mama usually sews all of my curtains & bedding & helps with the decorating, too. We buy most decorations at TJMaxx, similar discount stores, or flea markets. Alot of the material we buy comes from clearance tables or sheets. I love to use inexpensive picture frames to decorate with since it's both personal & cheap to develop them at Walmart. The only room not pictured is the school room since it was included in a previous post & the tiny laundry room since it is not decorated at all. I hope you've enjoyed the tour of our humble abode. Come visit sometime! :)