My Girls' Rooms - Part 2

My girls' rooms are tiny, but we sure pack a lot in. 

This kitchen was by far, our best toy purchase. Each girl loves "cooking" and having tea parties; so, the kitchen is used on a daily basis. The best part is that all of the cooking supplies are tucked away inside, so its easy to clean up. 

My husband actually painted this toile scene on canvas (isn't he so crafty?). He photo-copied a piece of fabric and increased the size before printing it out. Then, with the print behind the canvas, he traced the scene.

This is another Wal-mart valance that I modified. It is difficult to see, but I added toile loops that hang on the pegs of the shelf above the window. The tea set is one that I had when I was younger. 


We hung this book shelf low, so that books are easy to access. The shelf is actually hung upside down because I thought the polka-dot bar would be perfect for holding back the books.

Once again, my husband built this day-bed. I wanted this style, so that we could slide a trundle bed underneath for future sleep-overs. 


I had seen a toy shelf like this in Pottery Barn Kids, and had to have it. So, Kevin built it according to our own specifications, and it actually fits in the room better than the original would have. Notice the sewing machine on the middle left side... I've got her started early.