
My beautiful friend, Wendy, made this cave for her daughter. Part tent, part table and so super cute!

Isn't it amazing what some printed fabric, a few curtain rods and some imagination can come up with!?
A few housekeepings…

First off, thanks to my husband and our new schedule, Clutter Rehab is going well. Our room is laundry free for the first time in 6 months—and it is not hidden in all sorts of places. The drawers are cleaned out, the dresser’s flat surfaces are cleared too… I felt like we were staying a little retreat.
Now, I’m looking for ideas for corralling the toys and books.
1 comment:
I used to keep the kids toys and stuff in transparence plastic containers with the same size, so I can stack them up, minimize the place and clean. Easy to find too because it's transparence.
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