In four weeks, we’ll be bringing home Baby so naturally my nesting and organizing habits are kicked in to full gear at the moment. We’re still in the process of updating two bedrooms before his arrival: a neutral kids’ space for Teddy and Sloane to share (at least for the next year or so!) and a neutral nursery in another room. There are a couple new pieces of furniture, bamboo shades and accent pieces still on their way, but we’ve been able to assemble a good portion of their rooms with furniture and accessories we already own.
Many of these accent pieces for the nursery and the kids’ room I’ve purchased from Target over the years and most of them are discounted today as part of Target’s online-only sale. At first glance, you can tell I’ve been drawn to lots of whites and neutrals which only makes it easier to mix and match these pieces throughout the house (anyone else love to re-organize and re-decorate their rooms on the regular?!) Here are some of those favorite pieces including this uber soft, woven blanket (we have this one on multiple beds in the house) and round mirror (I also own multiples of this one in brass)
I’m eager to complete these bedrooms and share the finished nursery and the kids’ new gender neutral room with you in the next couple weeks! Until then….
XOXO,
Emily
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