Here is what it looks like now:
And the other side of the room:
Ta daaa:
Both of the girls are sharing the room, so I gave them both their own dresser with personalized items on top. E's dresser:
J's dresser:
One of the requests E had was to have a "mirror where I can play beauty shop" and so here is my answer to that. It is actually a mirror I got on clearance at IKEA for $6. It is actually attached to the wall and the ribbon is fake. I secured it to the back with painters tape.
I also fixed the closet by pulling out the single shelf/bar and adding a closet maid system with double bars. Baskets hold items like swimsuits, shoes and toys.
The other side of the closet has a bookshelf to hold the girls' library.
And what princess room wouldn't be complete without Barbie's dream house?
I still am going to have a chandelier installed in the room, along with a pink ceiling fan, but that involves hiring an electrician so for now it is on hold.
Both girls really like it, although E requested that I paint the board and batten purple because "white is too boring." Um, yeah. Not gonna happen.
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Hahahaha...I love her idea for purple! :D
ReplyDeleteImpressive...when can we hire you out? HGTV needs to pick you up Kim!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! My 4 year old is requesting that all her furniture be painted bright pink and purple. Yeah, not going to happen :)
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! That's a beautiful room!! I love the board and batten! and sure enough I have the same quilt!!;)
ReplyDeleteI love it! Thinking of doing board and batten in upstairs hall too, so there's no way I could get away with doing in my 6 year old daughter's room. Hers is the last of the 3 kids to get redone this year. Did you see I tore out the carpet last week? She and all her crap have moved into my room temporarily. Will it ever end?
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