Loft beds get me really excited.

What kid wouldn’t love a loft bed? I mean, it would of been my dream come true.

My friend Whitney and her husband Kevin, recently built this loft bed for their little boy.

I absolutely love it.

Those two are truly amazing.

Check out how they did it here.

Since Emory will be turning 4 next month (what!!) I am toying with the idea of doing a loft bed in her room.

Of course mine wouldn’t be built-in (my construction skills are weak!), but semi-custom.

 I love the look, how much space they save, and how functional they are. 

So what are your thoughts, thumbs up or thumbs down to loft beds?

Things have been a little rough around here the last couple of days.

Emory caught a nasty cold and has been feeling pretty yucky.

Poor thing, it just breaks my heart!

I was able to update my hallway gallery wall.

I added 3 smaller frames from ikea, $6.99 each, and changed up the layout a little.

I like it so much better.

While I was at Ikea I found this print in the sale section for $1.25.

I love it and you can’t beat that price.

And I am sure you have noticed that I added 2 of my chair printables.

Slow and steady right?

Now I am off to snuggle with my little one, the only benefit of having a sick kid!

I am so inspired by Eline’s Pellinkof’s embroidery wall art.  

She creates beautiful pieces of art by painting cross stitch patterns, so unique.

 This cross stitch owl would be so fun in a kids room or play area.

I would love to try this out!

Do you think this is something you would be willing to try?

I wish I had somewhere to paint one of these, but my 2 bedroom condo is skimpy on the free wall space.

So when I came across this DIY cross stitch art, I was thrilled.

I am thinking of creating one of these for my gallery wall.

I still haven’t decided on the exact pattern I want, but I think it will be a fun project!

What do you think? Can you get on board with cross-stitch art?

If money wasn’t an issue (which it is, boo!), I would splurge on kids furniture.

There is something about it’s mini size that I can’t get enough of.

Restoration Hardware Baby & Child have some furniture pieces that make me drool.

How about a mini tufted leather rolled arm sofa?

Yes, please.

Or this dining set?

I am pretty sure this is tea party heaven.

I love the classic lines paired with the rustic finishes.

Perfect for kids, they tend to be a little rough on furniture.

And wouldn’t it be nice to have kids furniture that is easy on the eyes?

I highly recommend you check out the rest of their kids furniture line.

It is amazing.

Unfortunately for me, I will be waiting a long time until I can afford theses beauties…sigh.

Maybe my grandkids will have cool furniture?

Would you splurge on good looking kids pieces?