Estelle Room Update

It’s been awhile since I have posted about the progress on the kids’ room(s). Technically, it is one room with a doorless doorway that separates two small rooms. Each space is defined enough to have it’s own look. Estelle’s current room was her former nursery, and we haven’t moved any of the wall hangings to accomodate the new set up. Although, that shuffle will probably just be limited to the non-plaster wall opposite her bed to make touch ups easier. We’re not going too crazy with the redecorating this time. We will likely do some room shuffling again in the next 2-3 years with the hope of squeezing two single beds into one room and adding a sofa bed for guests in the other room…some way, some how.

Anyways, on with the short tour (it’s a small room).

DSC_0085I think we’ve only made two changes since our last post, the addition of the net canopy and the kid’s coat rack as hanging storage. Both are from IKEA. We’ve done some minor rearranging of bins, baskets, and toys. Those seem to be ever-changing.

DSC_0078The drawing and silhouette below are some of my favorite finds from David’s Grandmom’s house. We need to move them over a bit.  Even Estelle acknowledges that they get in the way of her coat rack.

DSC_0091The kitty mobile below has been in the room since Estelle was a wee baby. Sometimes, we name the cats and tell stories about them before bed. They may get moved again if I ever finish some pom-poms for the canopy. You can find this mobile and many more mobile designs from Salty and Sweet on Etsy.

DSC_0090There’s nothing too remarkable about the area around the shallow shelves. The two vintage suitcases hold her dress-up clothes. We may need to add to the case collection as she adds to her dress-up collection.

DSC_0086Although the house was empty while I was taking these photos, Lola kept trying to photo bomb my efforts. She likes the net canopy almost as much as Estelle!

DSC_0077One quick photo of the baby’s room. It’s still purple, and will remain that way. I have slowly been trying to take away the more girlie things in case we bring home a little boy. The crib is nearly ready, I just need to empty out that pile of Estelle’s outgrown clothes. There’s still much to do to get ready for baby, but it mostly involves us bringing stuff up from the basement, sorting it, and giving it a good wash.

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Thanks for joining us on the tour! Please ask if you see something you like, and you want to know where to get it. I will do my best, the rooms are a good mix of new and vintage.

Stephanie

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2 Responses to Estelle Room Update

  1. theresa says:

    I just wanted to add a side note to your tour. The picture of the little girl pouring milk for her kitten (it can be seen behind the canopy) was given to me at a baby shower for you. It is a precious picture, that foretold of a precious baby girl that came into our world almost 32 years ago. Your Dad was sure you were going to be a boy, but my good friend, Amy Levin (whom I worked with at the American Red Cross…my first job out of college…and a person who I lost track of many years ago) must have known you were going to be a girl! While we never had a cat, it’s funny that you and David acquired one in your early-Philly days, and she has come to be a prominent member of your family. You know me….ever a believer of fate and destiny. We anxiously await the arrival of your newest family member….could it be you might need to add some more masculine touches to the nursery? HMMMMMMM….or, could it be that Estelle and Lola welcome a new girl to the mix? Curiosity is getting the best of many :o ) We love you all! Mom/Dad…Nana/Avo

  2. what a lovely space! especially appreciating the yellow print blinds, canopy and coat rack. my kiddos could def use one of those.

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