Children’s Bedroom Renovation: Nordic Inspired

ITS DONE! What a relief it is to type those words. Upon completion of each room in our home, my heart feels overwhelmingly grateful and exponentially fuller. All of the long nights, hard labor, and countless decisions pay off when we see a room come together. There truly isn’t a better feeling. This is the first room we have painted just ourselves. Every other room that we have tackled, our family members have been there to help out, so this was a fun one for Grant and I to tackle together. Do you want to hear the details of the room? Lets get to it!

To start off, let’s take a moment and appreciate the before. Not included: Musty smells, lots of spiders…and an endless amount of dust.

Where to start with a complete room renovation? I always start with the room color! We chose the wall color from Sherwin Williams, we love their paint. It’s the absolute best. The color we chose is called Mountain Road. Its a hunter green, with a bit of gray..hard to describe, but it was my favorite moody green…and I tested over ten colors!

We made a last minute decision to add a beadboard wall because this room needed some texture. There is a LOT of wall space and vaulted ceilings, so adding beadboard was the perfect choice because it cozied the room up a bit, and made it feel smaller, which is exactly what we were going for. We chose to use pine from Lowe’s. HOWEVER, we made the rookie mistake of not letting it cure. Typically, you want to let wood cure in your house for 7-10 days, so that it gets used to the environment and can expand or contract, before it goes up onto the walls….we didn’t do this and luckily we ended up only having to repaint the portions that the wood contracted in, once it was up on the walls.

Next came the carpet! We chose the color Dreamland by Phenix. We love that it added some more texture to the space, it’s the perfect carpet for a children’s bedroom!

And alas the final pictures of the space, hope you enjoy!

Click here to see where I purchased the canopy below! OR Click here to check out those fun stars!

SOURCES: Large Quilt is from Ikea, Star pillow is from Target, Sheets are from Target (linked below) and additional bedding is from Serendipity Organics. Christma tree skirt (see below)

Click here to snag an adorable set of these sheets! We purchased the color: gold.

Click here to purchase this adorable tree skirt, Target for the win!

SOURCE: Studio Roller is from George & Willy
SOURCES: The lamp, book rack, hot air balloon, and hangers were all vintage finds, the pillows are ikea, the blankets were from Serendipity Organics, the wooden houses were from Target and the shelf was from Ikea
SOURCES: House is from Ikea, Trees are from Target, Wood pieces are from Michaels. The mushrooms above are from Hobby Lobby but I also ordered these adorable ones (in transit) from Amazon! Wooden Tray source? See below!

I love that Sadie can utilize this to store all of her nature finds! The stones, the sticks, the pinecones…you know what I am talking about…all of those precious, “here mommy!” items. I read a blogpost by Rose Uncharted and she really inspired me to cultivate a child’s love for nature. So, by creating a space to keep their “nature finds” we did just that.

SOURCES: Bookshelves are from ikea, Click here to purchase the pink wall shelf basket, The Sugar Mold (Crayon holder) was from lowes.com. The pink woven basket is from Olli Ella, The deer is from an adorable, local shop called Found Our Haven, & everything else was a vintage find or from the target dollar section
SOURCES: All vintage finds except for the stocking which was from Five Below!

Click here to purchase these affordable drapes! Price is for a pack of two. OR Click here to purchase the wooden iron below!

SOURCES: All written above except for the Fiddle Leaf Fig which was from Aldi.

And that’s a wrap! If you have any questions, feel free to drop a question below or contact me on Instagram @thisoldbrickhouse! Thank you for following along on this journey and thank you for stopping by the blog today!

Jenna

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