Here's the thing... Braddock made it look really easy picking out colors. I search pinterest hours and hours looking room inspiration.
We went into home depot and he took like 5 minutes.
The Christmas week we spent the week taping off the triangles and painting.
Home Depot
Colors: red = 100MPH Bher
Dark Blue = Admiarl Blue
Bright Blue = Beason Blue
Phase 1.
Our Spider Man loving kid.
This was planned to be a Spiderman themed room. We found the colors and turned out we didn't have a fitting Spiderman costume. He did have transformers and that's when I noticed the colors are basically the same thing. So.... he put it on and posed.
This is wall 1.
There's a cove wall, that he's planned to have a self with hooks and wants to update all the costumes with matching toy above it. So we found a cluster of marvel on fb marketplace and set out an hour to spend $35.00 for a lot of characters all 12in tall. Which I really am happy about that size of the toys.
TO BE CONTINUED.....
Phase 2:
Shelf, Toys, and Costumes.
Fb Marketplace for the action figures and Costumes.
Phase 3
A wall for the city skyline.
Home Depot OR Lowes List:
Phase 4
A wall or ceiling of webs.
I have no idea yet if I'll paint this or if I'll find something textured that'll work.
My WHY
God prepared me for being a military spouse because even as a child we moved into 4 homes that I have memories from. One of those in Jackson, MS on Teresa drive
I had the best wallpaper. I wish I had a photo of it. Something of that space that has left this permanent impression in my heart.
My bedroom had yellow wallpaper and all these beautiful and colorful butterflies on it.
I make photos of the kids and in their rooms while I can, before it changes, before they move out, so they CAN have the photo I can't.
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If you're sentimental and wanting photos of the home you've built (home is a feeling, NOT a location) I'm here to help you.
