We finally gave little Mia's room an overhaul. She was still sleeping in a toddler bed and was ready for something bigger. It's quite hard to devote long-stretches of time on a house project while operating a business. This weekend, though, we finally got to it, and I am so glad we did! It went much faster than I figured, largely in part to deciding not to change the paint color, and instead do heavy touching up. {Wow, it's amazing how every piece of trim and inch of wall space gets dirty with little children!} Now, the old color looks really fresh. We spent very little money on the project: a $20 comforter was a great find, a soft canopy, inexpensive pink sheets {Mia's choice}, and some pretty peach flowers on clearance at Target for $1 each. We already had the other items already in the room or somewhere else in the house. Really, it's amazing how just redistributing old pieces can make a room feel fresh and new.

I apologize for the quality of the photos. I don't have the right camera equipment for wide angle shots, so this was taken with my phone. {tsk!} But, at least you get the idea. The long dresser was a thrifting find I picked up for $30. It used to be dark *bad* laminate wood, and I put textured wallpaper inside the drawer panels and finished it with glass buttons. I hung the little fabric chandelier in the past DIY, and I will have a tutorial on the artwork later today.