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to find yourself some quality professional help in your area..Since our walls are so wonky, and Chris is such a perfectionist, this project honestly took him about 4 full days to complete from dawn until dusk, but I’m soooo glad we went for it.. I’m starting to dream of a whole wall of built-ins in the living room now, and Chris is dreaming of the giant TV I said he could buy if he builds them for me!.

If there’s anything I can do to help you get started on a project like this, please just ask!It sounds a little crazy, but having this great storage in my kid’s rooms has really made a big difference in my day-to-day life!This one goes out to all of my Canadian friends out there: Happy Christmas Season!Now that Halloween is over with and since Canadian Thanksgiving happens in early October, the only thing left to do is get into the Christmas spirit!

Let’s start this season off right, shall we?.Today I’ll be giving away a gorgeous new American Standard bathroom faucet to one lucky Canadian reader.

I really love a good faucet.

They’re like the crowning jewel of any good bathroom, but these ones are even better than just your regular faucet.a Rafflecopter giveawayA few months ago when I posted my big before-and-after super reveal of.

, I shared with you that I knew there were quite a few blank spaces to fill in around the room, but that I was actually happy about that because I could continue to have fun and enjoy the process of decorating in there.Well, I’ve been doing just that, so today I thought I’d share some of my thoughts on filling blank walls in kids’ rooms, as well as some more pictures of the room, just for fun.. 1).

Start with Fabric.Great fabric can make a room.