You may have seen my Facebook Live yesterday where Brian challenged me and my opinions on wanting to paint Elliot’s room a light pink because she is a girl, but it’s not because of her… it’s my chance for that paint color. I want a light pink room really bad and maybe it is because in our current house our kids rooms are rather gender neutral. Sure, Elliot’s has some blush pinks, but the wallpaper, furniture and rug are totally gender neutral. So clearly gender neutral nurseries or kids rooms are trending, especially for people who don’t find out the sex of their baby (HOW DO YOU PEOPLE HOLD OUT FOR SO LONG???). So for those of you who were requesting another budget friendly series – here you go, a gender neutral budget nursery.Art Above Crib 1 | Art Above Crib 2 |  Even though colors shouldn’t be gender specific (and I’m sure I’ll get in a lot of trouble for even writing the next sentence) when there is a lot of pink in a baby room it leans more “girl” and blue leans more “boy”.

I’m not saying it SHOULD be that way, it just kinda is – but fortunately that is changing. I should probably NOT paint Elliot’s next room light pink in protest, but I want my pink room!!! I love that black/white/wood/neutral version we created. It truly doesn’t feel gender specific. Nice job Ali (she is the one who pulled these together and should know more than anyone as she has 3 kids – one of them a brand new baby). After she created the first one above, which we love, she worked her magic and somehow she chopped the price in half:Art Above Crib 1 | Art Above Crib 2 | By the way I have that rug and it is a lot whiter than it is on their site and in this rendering which I think would look better than it reads in the picture. It’s cream, not bright white, but on the site it looks like the above image which has some yellow in it. I love this version! Last but not least #3 comes in at just under $1, 500 – not bad, folks. I’m wondering how many budget makeovers we can possibly use that mirror in – it’s just so good for so cheap, and round mirrors are wildly prettier for some reason than rectangular ones (right now).

Show of hands, how many of you like the gender neutral versions we created or still lean towards the traditional themes or colors like blue and pink?wedding chair covers with brooches P.S. Brian wears a decent amount of pink and yet somehow Charlie HATES pink – like he refuses anything that is pink. ikea desk chair padI’m not sure if it’s because at his pre-school none of the big boys wear pink and maybe the girls wear too much of it, but it’s so weird how he already has that opinion. dining chairs for sale malaysiaI’m going to have to work on that…in the meantime what are you guys ready to see next in the budget series? where to buy a waffle chair

We have a very fun bedroom coming up in the next round which is inspired by some of what I have been pinning for my new tudor cottage – which we made some major decisions in today on Facebook live.table and chairs dublin One Bedroom, Three TINY Budgetsbuy wheelchair online india Budget Living Room: Modern Farmhouse Budget Rooms: Colorful Living Room with SectionalLooking to create a lounge area that will seamlessly fit into any modern nursery while also providing a comfy area for your kids to relax and play? Sitting Bull's Mini Bean Bag Chair is the perfect solution. With its water resistant, breathable polyester fabric and trendy designs, Sitting Bull's mini bean bag chair is sure to be a hit among mom and kids alike! Paired with the boon animal bag and soft seat in blue raspberry, Sitting Bull's mini bean bag chair provides a

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Also, we prefer natural materials, such as wood and ceramics, cotton and wool, whenever possible. Thank you for your generosity and reverence for our space! -2 watercolor painting drying racks -2 large area rugs -20 wooden chairs (early elementary-sized) -2 carpet runners for outdoor boots -creative play-clothes: aprons, capes, crowns, hats (baker, builder, farmer, gardener, etc.) -balance beam (carpeted 2×4 elevated 4″ off of ground) -rainy day games: wooden puzzles with large pieces and other Waldorf-inspired wooden games -2 puppet theaters (wooden poles and cloth) -2 large door mats For the office, parent lounge, etc.: For the Outdoor Play Space: -adult rakes, shovels, snow shovels, and hoes -several children’s rakes, shovels, snow shovels, and hoes (metal and wood) -sand shovels (metal and wood) -sand buckets (metal) (variety of sizes) -small metal wheel barrows -children’s theater stage with a puppet wall/hiding wall