Isn't it lovely . . . so coordinated, organized and outrageously expensive. I used things we already had on hand and created a changing station in Kale's closet that has everything I need in arm's reach.
Not quite PB kids ready, but for $0 I'll take it! The shelves were installed by the previous owners, the dresser was mine as a child and I made the bulletin board awhile back.
A few baskets and containers and we're done. When we get around to painting his room, I would like to paint the inside of the closet as well. It's amazing how much larger his room feels now with the closet doors taken off.
Wow! Your Pottery Barn inspired changing closet is fabulous! Kudos on such a great job for such little money. Truly impressive!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous!!! Nice job! And great price :)
ReplyDeleteUmmmm...did you say at my house the other day that you are "Kinda Lazy"???? Just checking on that. Holy Closet!!!
ReplyDeleteWanna have lunch on Friday?
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ReplyDeleteyou are so right about the expensive price tags these designer closets come with! So disappointing! They should be given a realistic budget and then asked to do the required job.... I bet they won't be able to do anything as nice as you did!
Great job.... seems like I need to look what I already have that I can use to beautify my closet!
Thanks
A $1500 look for zip, zilch, nada? You can't beat that! You did a great job creating a functional space and freeing up floor space in his room. I've said from day 1 that when we guy our dream home, my daughter's dresser is going right in the closet. I know she'd much rather have the extra space to play :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I love the look and love that it cost you nothing and you used stuff you already have. I am so glad I found your blog.
ReplyDeleteThis closet idea is fantastic.A beautiful piece of creativity.I will too try to place something like this for kids in my home.
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