When we designed our house, we knew that we would be trying for more children so planned for the nursery to be right across the hall from our room.  We also designed for it to transition well into an office when our kids are older.  I had it mapped out perfectly as to where I would put the crib and the matching dresser.

Fast forward to our first ultrasound in May of 2017 when our house was only a couple of months from being finished.  We were in that dark ultrasound room when the sonographer excitedly showed us our baby's heartbeat and then scanned over a bit and said, "And there are two!"  After struggling with infertility and a late miscarriage, Gavin and I were over the moon to be to this point and just as over the moon to be entrusted with two sweet babies.  Don't get me wrong, there were moments of panic at the thoughts of twin complications and two newborns, but mostly excitement.

That perfectly mapped out nursery just wasn't going to fit two cribs though so we had to do some rethinking!  And to be honest, we would rethink it and never really came up with anything that I loved.  Every plan always ended up with a crib or dresser in front of the window which I just wasn't thrilled with.  The room isn't very big and only has two walls without windows.  We originally had a bench seat planned to go in between the two closets and under the window but when the Amish delivered all of our cabinetry, they had forgot to make the bench seat.  I had mentioned several times that we shouldn't have done the bench seat and instead should have a dresser built for that space.  I promise I didn't call them and cancel the bench seat order, but after it didn't show up, I quickly met with them to make the dresser! :-)

Without further ado, COME ON IT to Taylor and Trynlee's room!

I ordered their name signs from Etsy.  Click HERE for the exact link.  I actually ordered them as I was sitting in the NICU one day and the nursery sat as a collection space from when we moved.  

One of the cribs was Treyton's and then we just had the Amish make us a matching one.  They will eventually convert to full size beds.  The matching dresser that we had originally had with the crib is in Treyton's room.

Their sheets are from Carousel Designs.  I have two different light pink designed ones.  The ones in the pictures can be found HERE.  I had crib skirts from Pottery Barn when their mattresses were higher.

Their curtains match the crib skirts but I didn't see them on the website any longer.

And that's all there is!

Have a great Monday and a great start to your week!  Next up is a weekend recap...that my computer is still working on loading! #soannoying

Today, I am linking up with a couple of my favorite bloggers, Shay at Mix and Match Mama and Erika at A Little Bit Of Everything.  Each month, they take a look at some thing special.  I will add their monthly list at the bottom of this blog post.
 I really want to visit the Container store and come up with some better organization on all of the shelves and drawers but it all works for now.
 Our Dyson Stick hangs right inside the doors in its charger.  That thing is quite possibly my favorite household item.  It you don't have one, you should.  And if you need a gift for someone special in your life, click HERE!
 As I was taking pictures, Taylor found where I stored all of the plastic grocery bags and it quickly turned into a mess.
 I could take a picture like this almost nightly.  They all play in there.  Shut themselves or each other in. Giggle.  It's easy entertainment and makes getting supper started just a little bit easier each night.
 The bag situation quickly turned out of control.  And made me realize once again that I need to buy reusable bags.
 Treyton then carried the little trash can (just where I keep shoving them) out to the living room where they continued to pull them out and then put them back in.
 One of my absolute favorite things about our pantry, though, is that I can shut the doors whether is it neatly organized or not and for the most part, no one ever sees it!

Welcome back for another peek inside our home! 

I am excited to share with you today---our master bedroom.  Next to all of the family time spent in our living room, our master bedroom is probably the most calming room in our house.  It's simple, generally organized, and I would choose to lay in bed and read or watch TV than to sit on the couch.

I'll try to link things if you're interested but if I miss something just ask!

Come on in!!

 I have officially not decorated our bathroom at all.

Happy Tuesday!

I am starting a new series today and my hope is to share a room of our house over the next several weeks.  I love getting ideas from other posts just like this!

 I don't have any set schedule so if you'd like to see something, let me know!

We have lived in our house for about a year and a half and previously lived in a finished apartment inside of Gavin's shop for 5 years.  It was fully finished and furnished so we certainly weren't "roughing it" but his office was right outside our living room door and his employees showed up at 7am.  Our kitchen was also a show room on the main level, detached from the rest of our living space.  To say that we were excited for our house to be completed is an understatement.

Come on in...to our living room!

We designed our entire house around this one area and love how it all turned out.  I'm not sure we have anything that we would change at this point.  Our floor plan is very open so 99% of our time is spent in this room and the kitchen.

I also took pictures as my kids were playing... so you can play a little I Spy. :-)
Santa brought the plastic playhouse and kitchen for our kids this Christmas and I had full intentions of it moving quickly to the basement.  But....they seriously play in it every single day, all day long so it is just staying put until summer.  I am shocked at how entertained it keeps all three of them.  Our house is very "lived in" so there are toys that line our walls and bookshelves that no longer hold books or decor, but I wouldn't have it any other way.  

I tried to get a picture looking out from our kitchen into the living room but with all of the dang snow out there this was about as light as I could get it.  There is one more window up top that I apparently cut out.
Our dining room table.  :-)  A friend of a friend found the shutters for me and my grandpa painted them.  He also spray painted the Gather sign that I found on Etsy.
And standing back by the dining room table looking into the kitchen!

There you have it! :-)

If you have any questions on where something is from, let me know and I will do my best to find a link or let you know who made it.

I'll be back next week to share another room!