It’s that time of year, folks, time for another One Room Challenge! For the next six weeks, I’ll be giving my daughters’ room a face lift and making it into a space where both girls can comfortably fit, even as they grow taller than two feet tall.
Truth be told, I started the design for this room about three years ago, as a space for my oldest when my second child was born. I never really finished the room and now, that second child is old enough to move into her big sister’s room, and this 11′ x 9′ room now must house two growing girls.
Right now, everything is crammed into the room without much thought or design.
The closet is simply not organized enough for two, even though I really tried to create a system that would work.
I’m a firm believer that you can never have too many books, but right now that bookshelf just isn’t cutting it anymore.
There are definitely elements in the room that I love and will not be changed. I’m keeping the stenciled wall, but changing the wall color of the rest of the room. My daughter’s antique bed will definitely be staying the room, although it will hold a new daughter’s body after the makeover is complete.
Besides that, though, most everything else will have a new look. I can’t wait to share with you my design for the room next week!
For now, feel free to check out the other rooms I’ve finished (or almost finished) for previous One Room Challenges.
Rustic Industrial Bathroom
Bathroom Remodel with Reclaimed Materials
Vintage Farmhouse Master Bedroom
I’m so excited to get started on this one! You can see all the other makeover rooms at Calling it Home.
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I love that antique bed and noticed it right away. Glad that’s staying put. Looking forward to seeing you revamp this space! Love girls rooms.
Kid’s rooms are so fun to work on, can’t wait to see this one at final reveal!
I love designs that make the most out of small spaces, so I love shared bedrooms! Will be excited to see what you do. Glad you’re not changing the stenciled wall. 🙂
Jenny – we know you will make this room look amazing! We can’t wait to follow along!
Can’t wait to see what you do with the room!
So exciting! Can’t wait to see how it turns out!
I’m a firm believer in having tons of books as well! Storage can always be tricky though. Looking forward to seeing more.
I love the stenciled wall and the antique bed, glad you are keeping those. I can’t wait to see how this turns out, I’m sure it will be amazing!
Love that you are transforming a shared girl’s room! Can’t wait to follow along!
Can’t wait to follow along with your little girls bedroom Jenny! So glad to hear you are keeping the antique bed and I agree you can never have too many books especially with kids!!!