As we set about the task of designing Oliver’s bedroom, I knew I really wanted to keep things kind of clean and natural, with lots of layered, juvenile elements to make it feel like his. Really, I just wanted it to ooze boy and childhood and adventure!
We managed to accomplish the natural element with a raw pine floor and a wool, flokati rug – but I wanted the earthy vibe to extend up the walls as well.
So? One day after lunch, I grabbed a handsaw and a measuring tape and took the kids hunting! (For a curtain rod, that is. Although, they opted to bring their guns along – just in case.)
We have a good bit of woods behind our house, and though I’m sure they were far more excited about fishing with their bare hands in the stream (no success, but lots of splashing!) and swinging over the little river on a rope swing (Oliver’s favorite!), I did manage to hone their attention when I pointed out a particularly long, straight branch and suggested we haul it home with us for a project.
I’m sharing the rest of this project on Honest to Nod today.
Click over to see how it turned out!
LOVE everything about this.
So cute! I need to know where that wall desk came from please? That is exactly what I’m looking for for my son’s room. Thanks!
What a creative idea, this would work well in my boy’s room too. If you have a moment, I’d love to know where I could find the Ninja print, thanks.
I got it from my friend Nicole on Etsy – her shop is called the Sweet Tea Shoppe. https://www.etsy.com/transaction/71522692?utm_source=transaction&utm_medium=trans_email&utm_campaign=shipping_notification
She and her family are now living and serving in Kenya, so it looks like the shop doesn’t have any inventory. Maybe you could contact her? Not sure!