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[…] guy; I might have to give him a big kiss. It’s a good thing I’m married to him. You can see how the room makeover turned out here. Jen If you are reading this post at any other sites or blogs besides Jenniferrizzo.com, your rss […]
Wow what a difference. Loving the new molding. Such a great idea, especially when your straight edges are not so straight. We lived in a house built in 1886 – there were no right angles left in the place!
That turned out so cute! My daughter is 9 and we are working on making her room a bit more grown up. She changes her mind constantly so it’s a work in progress. We have the same book shelf you have and I love how you have it down low so she can reach everything. Such a great idea. Your curtains are really neat.
well, those colors are right up my alley! looks so sweet and fun…love the cabbages and roses stripe pillow and chair! you did a wonderful job, such a transformation. my daughter is totally going to tell me when she is older, “mommy, i don’t want any of that old stuff you like”. too funny, that made me crack up!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
How adorable!! The chair rail is a brilliant idea!!
You have no idea how happy I am to hear that someone else’s kid doesn’t like their “old” stuff! The room turned out absolutely darling – great job!
xx
I really like this! Love the color combination. You did a great job. I would like this room. Are you going to do a tutorial on how you did the drapes?
You did such an amazing job!!! Perfect room for her!!! Love, love, love it! I know she does too. We will be starting Maddy’s room soon too…now I am really excited to get moving! Way to go friend.
jen…..it looks gorgeous. i love it. the colors are perfect for her. great job. love the new look of the blog too!!
The room looks beautiful! I can see why your daughter loves it! I had to laugh at the part where she told you she didn’t want any “old stuff”. I am getting ready to give my 11 year old son a room makeover this Fall and anytime I show him something vintage…he veto’s it immediatly! lol (I will manage to sneak some in though mu ha ha!)
Oh to have a neat kid!!! The room is beautiful and I love that pillow.
Oh so cute. Quite an improvement.
This is literally “night and day”! It is completely fabulous! I wish I had more bedrooms so I could do this look!
huge transformation! how very blessed she is to have a Mom who actually listens to her….that will carry over to so many areas Jen – not spoiled, but caring –
beautiful job and your talents never cease to amaze me
good heavens what an amazing change!
I love your use of color, the light brightness,the placemat idea is magic!
Oh wow. Such an unexpected but gorgeous colour combo. I love this!! 🙂 You did an amazing job on this room.
What an awesome “Redo”…Great Job!
Cathy aka GGJ
What an awesome room! Do you mind sharing the paint color…it’s so pretty!
Gorgeous room Jennifer!! I love what you did to change everything and brighten and lighten but keep it fun for her with the pops of pretty pink!! Love how it turned out! Stopping by from Shabby Nest today~ you are always welcome to come share at my decorating party at my blog on the weekends too!! 🙂 Have a great weekend!
Jen…..oh you have outdone yourself this time..that is such a cool room(cause there is none of your stuff in it)don;t you love when they say that!!This needs to be in a magazine my dear…hey any word on Country Living?? x0x0
I love it! So clean and classic. I especially love your Union Jack print.
Wow…what a wonderful makeover! Can’t wait to see the next two!
It looks great! I adore the little knobs. too cute.
Wow big difference, so pretty! How wonderful that she had a big part in the process. Good job Mom!
Blessings
Rebecca
what a precious cheerful re-do!
i love it all!!
hoarder…that is too funny
Wow, wow, wow! It turned out beautifully< Jennifer! LOVE the knobs, pillow and the canvas! Your daughter must be so excited about it!
I love how your daughter’s room turned out with so many special homemade touches. My favorite part was your daughter’s reading nook. I’ve been wanting a bookshelf like that for my kids but thought they’d outgrow it. Now I see I was wrong and it can be for older kids too (mine are 4 and 6). Such a cute corner with that great shelf and darling chair. I was also amazed by the drapes. I love to do a lot of my own homemade touches in my home but truthfully don’t know whether I’d have the courage to try tie dye on such a large piece of fabric. Beautiful work.
This is such an inspiration…my girls are heading into their teen years (14 and 12) and I think the pepto pink has GOT to go now. I love the color scheme and those curtains, oh, they’re ever so lovely! Cheers!
Miss Charlotte
http://www.lesbonnesideesmag.com/nouveau
Holy cow! One of the best transformations I have seen this year. If there is some kind of contest out there, girl you need to enter it!
Adorable. Its the little details that make such a big difference, isn’t it?
Turned out just adorable! My girls are dying for rooms make-overs although we repainted and redid their rooms only a couple of years ago ~ they have their mother’s illness of constant redo/rearrange!
What a great room! I bet she loves every inch of it. Creating the artwork together is a very cool idea, it will mean so much more to her later too!
I love it all, T.xoxo