Freshly painted and with everything shoved against the walls -- it's practically clean! |
That was the plan all along, we just knew it would take some creative rearranging to make the space functional as both a bedroom and a craft room. So, in order to get a feel for the available space and where the various pieces of furniture would fit best, I measured the room and drew the layout to scale on some graph paper. Then I cut out to-scale shapes to correspond to each of the pieces of furniture that we would need to accommodate in that room.
This way we were able to get a good feel for how the furniture layout would work.
So professional and technical -- like everything we do. |
Richard wanted to go ahead and paint the walls while we were already going to be rearranging all of the furniture. So I picked one of the fourteen choices from the dining room, and we went with Behr Sage Tint. He painted the whole room in an afternoon, and I absolutely love it. There's so much light in that room, and that pale green just looks so good.
Pre-paint and with lots of baby stuff spread out around the room -- we had to test out assembling the pack n play. |
Everything crammed into the middle of the room in preparation for painting |
With the new, subtle paint color that I love! |
So with freshly painted walls, Richard moved the guest room furniture to the craft room and set it up in two functional spaces.
Oh yeah, and the finished window seats! |
We have the bed in one area with plans to add a dresser that will double as a bedside table. And the rest of the room has the craft shelves and the futon still in usable areas. We also chose a spot for the TV that would be viewable both from the bed and futon which was a tiny bit tricky since the bed and futon are on opposite walls. Lastly, we have a space against the wall that leads into the hallway that will be my office area when we get around to it.
There are still quite a few things to move around and get settled, but it's definitely on it's way to being a fully functional guest room AND craft room!
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