Milah has a teeny bathroom that is doorless. This is only a problem when she has guests. To make everyone more comfortable, we made a curtain with the bunting fabrics.
This is an awesome idea that I borrowed from a magazine. Space for a towel rack was hard to come by, so we increased the depth of the window sill, cut a "slit" lengthwise and it is the perfect home for towels.
Milah's room was in desperate need of a rehaul too. That hideous green color is a design idea gone bad, really bad.
The comforter we found
HERE was our inspiration for the colors. Lime greeen, dark/light gray & bright/light pink. (I generally like to start with fabric as inspiration instead of trying to match something up later) A few cans of paint, some Craigslist furniture, soccer jersey valances and she has an updated look.
This previously all white wall looked spiffed up with some lime paint but still needed some pizazz.
A bunting with coordinating colors was the perfect accessory. Cheap and simple - cut desired fabrics in a triangular shape and sew them to a ribbon (I used grosgrain). We attached them to the wall with tacks.
Milah has a teeny bathroom that is doorless. This is only a problem when she has guests. To make everyone more comfortable, we made a curtain with the bunting fabrics.
This is an awesome idea that I borrowed from a magazine. Space for a towel rack was hard to come by, so we increased the depth of the window sill, cut a "slit" lengthwise and it is the perfect home for towels.
Milah's room was in desperate need of a rehaul too. That hideous green color is a design idea gone bad, really bad.
The comforter we found HERE was our inspiration for the colors. Lime greeen, dark/light gray & bright/light pink. (I generally like to start with fabric as inspiration instead of trying to match something up later) A few cans of paint, some Craigslist furniture, soccer jersey valances and she has an updated look.
This previously all white wall looked spiffed up with some lime paint but still needed some pizazz.
A bunting with coordinating colors was the perfect accessory. Cheap and simple - cut desired fabrics in a triangular shape and sew them to a ribbon (I used grosgrain). We attached them to the wall with tacks.
3 comments:
It all looks super cute! I love the colors and the jersey valance idea. That looks like a pull out bed for when friends or cousins come by....we'll be fillin it up before you know it!
Your kids have awesome rooms and an awesome mom! I like the grey...really want to redo our bedroom in grey. Looks great!
It looks great now to get the quilt finished!
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