We are moving to a new place shortly, so I am obsessed at getting it a bit more like "us" as soon as possible.
The kids will be sharing, which is a little bit of a challenge, as the Tiny Terrorist, is all boy, and Jubby, is all girl. They are now at the stage, where Jubby will carefully build a sand castle, and TT will take a running leap and smash it.
Their room isn't big but:
-I want to carve out two separate areas for them.
-I want to fit a chest of drawers and a toy bookshelf/unit.
-I'd love them to both have space for their treasures (still not sure what to do with TT's agile climbing)
So far, I am in love with apartmenttherapy.com, for ideas (especially their seperate kids section)
I want to be brave and not paint their room in white (as usual).
I really want a beautiful duck egg blue for the walls (I love houseofturquoise.com), but given that I love colour so much, I now get lost in the paint shop colour charts. I've now resorted to finding items that I like & sending my poor husband to the paint shop to try to match it.
I would like white timber beds with trundles to maximise storage. White picture frames for their drawings.
I have no clue how to do this, but I see TT's area, including cobalt blue and shots of red. J's area including pastel pink and soft green.
So many ideas, not sure how to do this!
I made my first purchase today, from Etsy. I hope it arrives safely and clears customs, but I thought it would look so cute on their bedroom door (the shop is called Mountain Brook)
I also love the Christopher Robin decals, probably because Jubby is extremely attached to her Pooh bear.
“Promise me you'll always remember: You're braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think" Christopher Robin
Coolartvinyl make a fabulous version, but I'm not sure its going to fit.
http://www.coolartvinyl.com.au/braver-wall-quote-decal-p-275.html?osCsid=ub8r8g9n55nhuuprkun21r9jl3
And I also love the children's bus scroll with the morning routine:
http://hollyandeddie.com.au/item_465/Bus-scroll--morning-routine.htm
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