Jim and I sat out on the deck today at our B&B and decided what we what to do this week and in the coming weeks with this room. Isaac is already almost 4 1/2 months old and we know sooner or later he will start crawling and then walking. The sunroom is right next to and connected to the living room and so we would LOVE to turn it more into a playroom for Isaac. We now have a laptop instead of a big desktop that takes up space so here are our plans...
- First clean and take everything out.
- Rip up disgusting old carpet in there and replace with carpet tiles/squares that we have seen so many home decorating shows use now. They are fun, easy, cheap and if Isaac stains one of the squares we just have to replace ONE square and not all of the carpet. The room is so small that after pricing these squares it looks like we will be able to carpet the room for under $50 using these squares, which we are hoping to save a little back each week and do within a month or so.
- We want to take out the two big tables we have in there right now and put a small table/desk just big enough for a laptop and possibly my Cricut when I scrapbook.
- We want to clean, minimize clutter and junk and reorganize the room and maybe put some bins or baskets in so that it can turn more into a play area for Isaac and a place for us to keep his toys that are downstairs.
Here are a few pictures of what the carpet tiles look like in case your wondering...
We are excited because this is a room that we can make look totally different, totally better and have for Isaac but not hurt our budget! We are hoping to accomplish this and have it done within a month or so! Once we are done I will post pictures!
Love,


You should check Craigslist for the carpet squares. I was just at a garage sale last weekend that had grey ones. They had bought way too many when they did their basement and they were selling most of the leftovers cheap.
ReplyDeleteYou should check Craigslist for the carpet squares. I was just at a garage sale last weekend that had grey ones. They had bought way too many when they did their basement and they were selling most of the leftovers cheap.
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