Welcome back to another installment of making over my son’s bedroom. To recap, his room is on the third floor of our house. It's a huge room that will be multipurpose as a guest room, a playroom and his bedroom. The next step in my plan was to make the Murphy bed. I was super excited about this. I got the plans and the parts and was reading the instructions when I realized that I would need to pivot because my son started climbing out of his crib. Our daughter used to climb out of her crib, but once she fell out and got hurt she learned not to go it again. My son, however, is taking it to the next level. He is 2.5 years old but with the size and strength of a 5-year-old. One morning, we went to wake him up and found an empty crib. We frantically searched the house and eventually found him on the main floor (so down 2 flights of stairs) sleeping on the couch. We realized he had made it out of his crib, down the stairs, into his sisters room, out of his sisters room, down another flight of stairs and into the family room. Apparently I am raising a ninja because we didn't hear a thing! We realized that we had to do something to keep him in his bedroom for his safety and quickly so that took priority over the Murphy bed. So I went to work building him his own bed.

We're getting back into epoxy, but in a new medium. In the past, I have used epoxy on wood, but we're using it to repurpose Polish pottery today.

Hi friends! My name is Sydney. I'm the resident craft queen here on the Breezing Through team. There is a wall in my kitchen that I have been debating about doing something to for a while. It's a central focal point in our home, so I knew that I wanted to do something special. So, with no concrete plan in mind and a lot of unwarranted confidence, I grabbed some joint compound and some floral stencils and went to work.

Our front porch definitely needed a refresh. The concrete was turning green  and the wood swing I built the first year we lived here was coming apart with mushrooms growing out of it. The whole thing wasn’t a good look so I decided to overhaul the entire space.

There's so many things I want to with this room to better utilize space, make it a fun area for both kids and build a custom bed for my son. To start this process I need to utilize the space in the closet.

As most of you know, I have been gradually adding storage all over our house because it's always lacked in the storage department. Well, the day has finally come for me to share the storage cubbies that I made in my daughters room! I've shown you how I made the chair for her, how I organized all of her toys for this space, and I'm now finally done with the cubbies.