Home Sweet Home: Kid Rooms

We were really excited to have each kid get their own room in this house! We wanted every kiddo to have two windows and enough room to have their bed, a dresser, and room to play. Noah and Avery play on the floor a lot, so we knew that they were going to use twin size beds to maximize their floor space. Michael has never really been one to play on the floor very much, but he does play on his bed and couches etc. He’s also super tall for his age, so we wanted him to be able to have a queen-sized bed in his room.  

While we were designing the floor plan, we let each kiddo pick out the room they wanted the most.  

 

Noah chose the room at the front of the house with two windows facing the front and covered by the front porch.  He has the bunk beds and is enjoying deciding which bed he'd rather sleep on!

 

Michael chose the middle room with both windows looking out the side of the house. 

We've since bought Michael a bedframe & bedskirt, and he's hung some pictures up on the walls. 

 

 

Avery chose the room at the back of the house with one window facing the side and one window facing the backyard and covered by the back porch.  

 

Each kid has decorated the room to their liking. I’m not sure I have the very most updated pictures since all of them have done some adjusting to their décor since January. What hasn’t changed though, is how much they each absolutely love having their own space! Eventually, we will probably let each kid pick a paint color to further customize their space. For right now, every interior wall is Sherwin William’s Drift of Mist.  

 

It’s been super fun to see their personalities come out in their rooms! Noah and Avery function well in their chaotic room settings with toys every which way. Michael has turned out to be our neat room child and enjoys making his bed and setting up a comfy spot for reading on his pillows. He’s very into the streamlined look while Noah and Avery are explosions of color and creativity (bits and bobbles) everywhere.  

 

Until Next Time,  

Much Love, Reba