My kid moved out in May to start his professional life as a Microbiologist in another city, leaving a vacuum in his old room ...
So I washed the walls and painted the room. My husband helped with the base boards and the ceiling. Amazing what a new coat of paint will do to lighten and brighten! [Funny that it's much easier to do things like paint when the kid no longer lives here. Does he really take up that much space, time, and attention?]
A new area rug, picked up on FB Marketplace. Kinda fun to have these little local adventures to pick up these treasures every weekend -- Like cheap date night!
A vintage piano bench ... needed some fortifications before my wide bottom starts using it.
Good thing my husband was up to the task of re-gluing all the joints and adding some corner brackets:
A stool purchased at Target. For some reason, it was too hard and complicated to get just 1 of these stools on Marketplace. This was not hard to assemble, and it seems very sturdy.
And for lighting:
- a new overhead light - This one is already installed, and is a great improvement over what was there before.
- And for task lighting, a 3-headed floor lamp -- I bought one at Target (See photo above) that seems to be working well for my needs.
A narrow library cart for a side table / work bench. It's on wheels so easily moved out of the way when I need to tinker with the object of my affection. [Deb K: Does this look familiar? ;-) ]
A bookshelf (not pictured yet).
A quilt-hanging wrack for displaying coverlets! There will also be a curtain rod / Quilt Display Bar up above for inspiration and/or design wall.
Small Desk that had been on the porch for years. I was using it back when I was making a lot of surface design textures.
Any ideas as to what the centerpiece of these preparations will be?
Stay tuned ...
1 comment:
What a beautiful rug! And all your various additions of furniture seem to go well with each other even though they come from various places. I'm guessing the new arrival will be a loom.
BTW a son a microbiologist? You must be proud!
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