How to remove paint spills, splatters, and mistakes even after they’ve dried!.

I couldn’t jump into that without first dedicating a post to my favorite part of the room.I just couldn’t.

You understand..The hardest thing about creating a nice room for your kids has got to be dealing with all of that STUFF.Clothes, toys, papers, pens, doodads, thingamajigs.

It can make even the fanciest room look like a shack in about 3 seconds flat.We have absolutely found the solution and it doesn’t matter if your house is big and brand-new or old with tiny bedrooms and weird wonky walls.

Like ours.. Built-ins, my friends.

When we added the wall of shelving in baby Jack’s nursery last year, I was pretty sure I was in love.Thank you soooo much for all of the great feedback on that one.

It means so much to me that I can still manage to contribute a little bit of inspiration to the blogosphere even with our very much in-progress house.Here’s the room we’re talkin’ about here:.

If I forget to include info about anything, just ask!.Walls: Martha Stewart Bedford Gray, mixed into CIL premium paint.