Sunday, April 1, 2012

Peyton’s Room Tour

Since we moved Hudson into Tyson’s room and Peyton into her own room a few weeks ago, it was time for some room re-dos.   Although I’m still adding a few touches here and there, for the most part, I’m finally done with both rooms, so it’s time for the room tours. 

We’ll start with Peyton’s room.  I’m using a mixture of iphone pics and camera pics.  So get ready to be overloaded with pictures.

The color of her walls is Benjamin Moore’s “Irish Mist”, a super soft gray/white. Originally, I had painted the walls “Heaven” by Benjamin Moore and I loved the color, but once I moved the dresser and vanity in, the color of the furniture did not work well with the walls.  I went back and forth on what to re-paint, but settled on re-painting the walls. So, yea, I painted this entire room twice.  It was not fun.  But I’m happy with the color now, so it was worth it.

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Peyton painted the rainbow pic.  The alphabet and number prints are from Etsy.  And a friend made the giraffe picture a few years ago with scrapbook paper.  Isn’t it cute?! (Elizabeth, do you remember that one?!)

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When I saw this side table at an antique store, I knew it would be perfect for Peyton’s room. And I took a boring lamp we had sitting around, spray painted the base yellow and re-covered the lamp shade with some fun fabric and ribbon. I used things we already had, so it was a free transformation.

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Sadly, lamps and Hudson do not mix well right now, so not long after that picture was taken, he threw a coaster and busted the lamp.  This is the second lamp in about a week that he has busted.  At least the lamp shade is still usable.

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For Peyton’s birthday last year, I made this flag bunting with ribbon, scrapbook paper and a hot glue gun. I was excited to be able to use it in her big girl room.  In many ways, this was the inspiration for the colors I used in her room.  I really wanted her room to feel bright and happy.  The curtain rods were previously dark wood.  A little paint works wonders. 

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Here’s a close-up of the wall. As I’ve mentioned before I looove Katie Daisy prints…. and my favorite weather is bird chirping weather. The crate was something I made several months ago and painted.  I thought it looked cute hanging on the wall. 

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As a reminder, this is what her dresser looked like before:

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And now:

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The color is called “Whispering Spring” by Benjamin Moore.

Some details:

The window is from an antique store.  The dress was her baby dedication dress.

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The fake flowers were from another spot in our home.  I wrapped them in twine and stuck them in a ball jar. And here’s another lovely print by Katie Daisy.

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Moving right along to the other side of the room…

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Cheap decorations made from paper products that add fun and color to the space.

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The vanity before:

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And after:

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This was an antique stool we had sitting around.  It was brown and ugly.  A little paint, a little fabric, and some distressing totally transformed it into something adorable.

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So there you have it… her room tour.

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6 comments:

  1. I'm in love with the room! My favorite was the yellow lamp and shade....until I saw the second picture. So sad! BUT, the paper butterflies are a close second! They are so sweet. I love the butterfly on the purple flowers and your pom poms are so pretty. I love the turquoise shelf and curtain rods and well, just everything!!!!

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  2. Hi Jamie! My name is Jenny- I grew up at LHUMC! I saw your Blog on Ms. P
    s facebook and I'm in love with it!! Love what you did with the room! I'm your new follower too. I look forward to seeing other beautiful projects and pictures!

    http://beachstateofmind.blogspot.com

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  3. Can I hire you!? Love it all. Sweet little haven you've created!

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  4. Yes, indeed...wish you were here to help with our room makeovers but I will have to settle for advice over email! Love the new room, very girlie and very cozy!

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  5. Can you tell me what you used to adhere the POM's to the wall? I want to do that with paper lanterns in our little guys room but not sure how to get them to stay! Thank you!

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    1. I put hooks in the ceiling and tied them to the hooks. I tied them very tight so you couldn't see the strings. Hope that helps!

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