When my boys were younger, I put so much effort into making their room special and cute. It had a foosball table, reading nook, glowy string lighting, bunk beds…a dream.
Now they are 16 and 18 and their room looks like trash. It also smells like trash. Well, booty, really. Teenage boys smell bad.
Thankfully, I had another kid, which gave me another chance to make a magical room.
My daughter’s room is my favorite space in the house. There’s no theme, just an eclectic collection of things I’ve picked up at my favorite thrift shops and items from my own childhood bedroom.
I love a kid’s room without a matchy-matchy, trendy aesthetic. I think when you pick items that you truly love and let your creativity flow, everything finds a way to fit in.
My sons’ room now looks like a prison cell, but at least I have old photos to remind me of what once was, and a second chance at cute kid decor. And lots of febreeze.
This week’s thrifted treasures:
This is my hobby. 
I’m loving these posts, Vanessa! I have to save them for my coffee break, they’re a treat!
happy Thursday Vanessa Renee here from the 🩷PINK PALM HOUSE 🩷can’t wait for our upcoming episode .. these are the best goodwill and thrifting posts !! I made the rounds on that garage sale from the lady that had a shop in Northwood I stopped by and she offered me some Prosecco so I stayed a while and had some champagne 🥂🌸goodwill on Dixie is my addiction 🌸see you soon and if you see anything Lily P. Home or clothing pls call ☎️ me I can Zelle you lol 😂
We’re officially thrift sisters — we like all the same things and go to all the same spots! 😉 I’m sorry I missed seeing you at that fabulous garage sale. I will definitely reach out when I come across fab Lily. xoxo