Well, that little table in the corner has become her favorite spot in the house. Every morning she begins her day with some coloring and crafting while I make breakfast and then she begs to eat "at tay---bull." I'm a believer in using a space for what is most functional for your life and not necessarily what it was intended for. So this "should be" dining space was in need of a functional face-lift and that's just what it got this last week.
I sanded and stained it with a walnut stain to give it a richer look. I Luv it!
I made the cubbyholes out of peach crates from my friends Dad's peach orchard in Stonewall, Texas.
- I got the fabulous paper dispenser at The Brown Shed sale last weekend. I'm pretty sure we're going to blow through that roll in no time!
- The tables and chairs are from various thrift stores and junk finds, found them piece by piece and painted them all to match.
- The bunting is made from an old record book from the early 1900's.
- The Zebra was a gift and is from Pier 1 Imports.
It's my new favorite spot in the house....maybe because it's my girls favorite little spot.
Oh....and this little guy loves to watch his Sissy play from afar.
I LOVE it!! You are oh so creative!
Reply DeleteSuch a cute space! I'm inspired. I told my husband recently that I need to "spruce up" Little Miss E's play area . . . this has me more motivated than ever! Nice job - I bet your little one just loves it!
Reply DeleteBeautiful Robyn!! Did you do those pumpkin pictures with their tushies?
Reply DeleteCould you be any more decor savvy? I don't think so. Beautiful space, Robyn!
Reply Deleteso sweet! I love it that you are encouraging her creativity!
Reply DeleteLove your blog and all your cute ideas!
Reply DeleteI loved the transformation. Thanks for the ideas!
Reply Deletesuper-de-duper cute robyn! i can see why she loves the space!
Reply DeleteSo cute! Found via Pinterest. What is the color used on the walls?
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