Welcome to another $100 room challenge friends, where 1 month, 1 crazy unorganized room, and $100 are the recipe for this girls room refresh!
Weekly progress posts —> Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5
Happy New Years everyone! With lots of projects big and small on my to-do list for 2019. I’m hitting the ground running with my first project of the year, a refresh of my daughter’s room for the $100 Room Challenge hosted by Erin from Lemons Lavender & Laundry.
This will be my third time participating in this challenge. And it is a challenge, but one that’s doable and makes me feel better about being a slight hoarder LOL.
My first time participating I did out loft bonus room area.
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And last January after we just moved into our new house. I created a mudroom space out of a closet since we did not have one in this new house.
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This time around I’m tackling my daughter’s bedroom. Both my son and daughter’s room are on my list of projects this year. However, I’m doing my daughter’s room first because it’s a hot mess!
You see my daughter is a creative and we love that about her and encourage her to explore and push her creativity as much as possible.
But that has resulted in a lot of crafting supplies. Markers, crayons, papers, glitter, paints, glue, pencils, ribbons, pipe cleaners, beads, and the list goes on and on.
On top of that, her room is about half the size of her previous room with pretty much the same amount of stuff in it. Including a giant Barbie house and American Girl dolls and accessories {none of which she plays with anymore}.
Girls Room Refresh Plans
So here are my goals for this girls room refresh.
- Declutter and purge toys she no longer plays with
- Come up with better organization for crafting and art supplies
- Rearrange furniture
- Update her “girl cave” area under her bunk bed {
- And of course, make it pretty with some art prints, accessories and new bedding!
I have to say I’ve felt super guilty the last few months seeing Kayla’s room like this. Before we moved here last year her room was big, bright, and beautiful. You can see that makeover reveal HERE. She often says she misses her old room. So my goal is to make this room a space she loves as much as her old room!
Each week for the month of January I will be sharing update posts until the reveal, so make sure to check back! Now go see what the other $100 room challenge participants will be working on!
Your mudroom redo is one of my favs, so I’m excited to see how this turns out! You made her last room so pretty- I know this one is going to be a lovely space ☺️
Wow, thank you Beth! I’m excited myself to see how it turns out 😊
Cannot wait to see what you do for your little girls room!! I’m sure she’s going to love it!
Thank you so much, Brooke! I’m really hoping she does!
Giving our children a space of their own that they love is a must for all mothers. What a treat for Kayla to have her room come first! I can’t wait to see how you organize all her art supplies- maybe it can help me too!
Jackie, I agree if it’s in our power I think it’s important to give kids their own space!
Linda, I can’t wait to see how you organize Kayla’s art supplies. She must be very excited!
Secretly… I really wanted to do my daughter’s room this round too. Your daughter and mine are two peas in a pod. Creatives that have a lot of stuff! However, ALL my kids need room makeovers so we drew names, and hers was not the winner. I’m excited to see what you do so I can get inspiration for when we tackle my daughter’s room. (And just like your daughter, she misses her old room too 🙁 ).