As far as coastal girls bedrooms go, Meisha Claire’s daughters room is sure one to fall in love with!
Neutral colours, beautiful textures and patterns set the tone for this gorgeous bedroom. I love how she chose a seashell Kantha quilt, rattan shells and a mermaid tail cushion for a feminine approach to a coastal bedroom. Our New ‘Little Mermaid Print‘ couldn’t look any more beautiful amongst this incredible space.
Meisha is a mother of two girls, beach lover, stylist and incredible Photographer.
Home is our sanctuary and it’s all about calm vibes in our boys shared bedroom. I chose to keep their bedroom bright, neutral and airy. With two beds in a small space, I stuck to light coloured decor to make their room feel larger. I’ve chosen pine and rattan furniture for a timeless, minimal style. The palm tree wallpaper and a small touch of turquoise inspires the coastal feeling.
I finished the space with gorgeous quality linen from Linen Me. Linen is one of the oldest, and most loved fabrics. I dress all of my beds in linen at home because it’s durable, always in style and can last through generations. Not only is this beautiful linen luxurious in look and feel, but it’s also sustainably made. I have styled their White Navy Large Stripe Washed Bed Linen Duvet with matching fitted and flat sheets and it’s created such a cosy feeling in their beautiful bedroom.
We’ve fallen in love with arches this year. The rainbow craze over the last five years transitioned into the latest decor trend: Arches. Arches have been loved in architecture for centuries. Now we are are seeing modern arch doorways, arch mirrors & arches in art everywhere.
One of the latest decor must-haves is an arch wall decal. It’s so much easier and less permanent than painting too. The arch wall decals from Siesta Walls are eco-printed, removable & reusable. You can use them as a feature behind your bed, sofa, or anywhere in your home. When you feel like making a change, it’s so easy to peel & re-stick.
I chose the sandy clay colour for my bedroom makeover. I wanted to mix soft pink tones with neutral textures to create a modern boho space.
It honestly feels like I blinked and my second born turned two! They said it would go fast and they were right about that. On the night of his second birthday, I’m reflecting on the last couple of years and wishing time would slow down. But since it is not possible, the only way is to slow down our lifestyle. It won’t be long and both of my boys will be off to school. If that’s not a reason to slow down, then I don’t know what is! I’ve been thinking about how I need to work smarter and not harder, so that I can soak up more of the little moments that matter the most.
Happy Birthday to our little Cruzie. We all had the very best day celebrating with you.
You may think that moving homes is a stressful process, but it doesn’t need to be. Preparing and decluttering before a move can help make your moving day easier and stress-free. This will help you bring only the necessary and appropriate items to your new home.
Here are some ways for you to prepare and declutter your home before moving.
Start decluttering ASAP
Thought that it would be too early in the process to start decluttering? Many people who have experienced moving will tell you that it’s never too early. Before even putting your home up for sale or making any plans, start removing unwanted items from your home. Therefore, you won’t be overwhelmed or worrying about your belongings throughout the process of moving.
Divide and conquer
Do you feel like you have too many unnecessary belongings but are finding it difficult to throw stuff out? In each room of the house, sort your belongings out amongst three boxes – one box for the items you want to keep, one box for the items you don’t want, and one box for the unsure items. The unsure items can then be put into storage to ensure that clutter is out of the way when moving.
Hire a storage space
Feel like you don’t need to bring every item you own to your new home? Then it may be a great idea to put them in storage. These could include large and/or bulky items, seasonal items such as Christmas decorations and large Winter jackets, and precious items that are essential to keep but aren’t needed every day. It is also a great idea to put the unsure items from the step above in storage for a specific time period to allow yourself to realize if you miss these items or not. Companies such as Hire Storage are great to use. It is a secured facility that is monitored 24/7, centrally located and accessible 6 days a week, has the convenience to store from a few days to years, and is affordable. The removalists collect your belongings, safely store it, and will return it to you when you are ready. It makes moving and storing just that much easier and less stressful knowing you have professionals to help you out.
Donate or sell items
Are you looking to make some extra cash while moving? Once you have sorted your items into three boxes, some items in your ‘don’t want’ box may be ideal to sell or donate to charity. Not only will you be able to reduce clutter, but also make a little bit of money to help with moving or give to people in need. So many clothes end up in landfill each year, do your part and help recycle and reuse!
This post is in collaboration with Professional Storage Company Hire Storage & Influencer Management Service – #AsSeenOn.
