{ nursery decor }

Now that our closet is complete we can have the floor fixed and start decorating. We have enlisted the help of our friends business, Hansen's Wood Flooring. Instead of tearing out the entire inside of the closet to get the floor to look seamless, we have come up with a less expensive, yet beautiful way to solve our dilemma. The holes in the floor will be filled and then a little bit more taken out a few inches over to create a border as you would enter the closet. I loved the idea and that the entire floor won't have to be stripped and re-sanded to match. So hopefully, that will happen this weekend or early next week.

So now we have planned our trip to IKEA to get the other goodies we will need. I am too excited. I have a fairly large lists of needs and wants!

I planned out the floorplan this weekend, and this is what i came up with:

I had to switch up some things a bit because the end result of the closet was a bit wider on that one wall than i had previously thought it would be, and my intention was to set the changing table there. But the bookcase will look just as nice and not protrude into the room as far anyway. The room is a nice size, but not overly large either, so it was a bit tricky to make the most of the space. Also, the windows are fairly large and long, so they played a role as i couldn't use that wall space.

Here is the design board i made to show the various pieces that will go in the room. My head is filled with accessory ideas that i couldn't add, but i think you can get the general gist of things here.


I am now on the search for some accent fabrics, sheers and roman shades. I have the ideas in my head of what i want, i just need to unload them and make it all happen!

On another note, our profile proof has been approved and they are in the printing process now, and our social worker is just finalizing our home study report for us to review. Yay for being almost in the wait!

Have a wonderful Wednesday