Today we will continue our tour of our little house. (If you missed the first post, click here.)
We only have 3 bedrooms and since we live in a town with no hotels, keeping a guest room was important to me. So, we decided for now the kids would share a room. It’s small, but for now it seems just right!
They each have their own side. BB has his bed and LL has the crib. They share a dresser that actually was mine as a kid that Husband repainted and redid.
On BB’s side, we have his name (sweet gift from my former secretary and friend!) and a little gallery collage of farm animals.
His bed is a twin with no box springs and rails that Husband made to be sure he won’t fall off. Said rails work perfectly as a ladder, turns out…

Over the bed hangs a painting of Husband’s horse done by my parents’ super talented neighbor and a prayer card for The Infant of Prague.
On LL’s side, we have her crib, decorated with a John Deere quilt made by my aunt and a cute blankie from her great grandma. Her name letters, again, came from my friend, Deb! I found the pink print at Hobby Lobby and thought it was perfect.
In the corner we have a side table for playing and storing the massive stuffed animal collection they have.
Finally, we have a quilt rack that holds all of the beautiful (mostly handmade) quilts that people have given the kiddos.
I am excited with how we were able to decorate for both kids in the same space. Hopefully, they love it as well!
Looks great! They’ll have lots of fun in that room. I see many, many messes in Mom’s future. 🙂
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Yes…the messes. Heaven help us.
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I love it! Those letters are great, and I think you’ve done a great job making the room work for both kids. I love the quilt rack idea – you can store those gorgeous quilts and display them at the same time.
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Thanks girl!! I love love love quilt racks. I’ve got two but honestly would love a couple more so all of them could be on display!
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I’m getting one – you talked me into it! I have so many wonderful quilts that I cherish.
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