Room takeover progress
Soo, our teens moved out about a month ago and we decided to take over their rooms. They moved to Jobcorps, and will start their journey into adulthood over the next two years. Since they live many hours away now, we will likely only see them on holidays. So naturally taking over their rooms made sense.
In My very first post I shared a partially painted room, but after a few days.. I’ve made a ton of progress. Painted the windows, the closets the ceiling and doors. The room is so cozy even though it’s not finished. I will likely change it around a few more times until I know it’s how I want it. 💜 🔮
Do you settle on your first choice for furniture placement or are you like me and change 100x before you decide? 🤪😊#DIY #witchyvibes #newtolemon8 #victorianhouse #turret #purplegirl #rooms #makeoverroom #transformation #artstudio
Taking over your children's rooms can be a bittersweet journey, filled with nostalgia and excitement for new possibilities. It's an opportunity to infuse your personality into the spaces that once belonged to them. This process often starts with decisions on color palettes and layout, which can feel overwhelming but ultimately rewarding. Popular trends in room makeovers include using bold colors for an accent wall, integrating multifunctional furniture, and embracing a minimalist aesthetic. Many homeowners find it beneficial to create mood boards on platforms like Pinterest, gathering inspiration and ideas before committing to major changes. In addition to painting and decorating, consider the functionality of the spaces. Perhaps the new room can serve a dual purpose, such as a guest room or a creative studio. Storage solutions like shelves or under-bed boxes can help keep the room tidy while maximizing the available space. Don't hesitate to include personal touches, such as artwork or decor that reflects your hobbies and interests. This is an excellent way to make the room truly yours. Finally, enjoy the process of decorating! It might take multiple iterations to find the perfect arrangement and decor pieces, and that's okay. Engaging with DIY projects can be a fun and fulfilling way to make a house feel like a home again. Share your progress on social media and connect with others who are also navigating room transformations to gain tips and motivation.
Such a great space