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October 8, 2015 by: Hodgepodgemom

IKEA Girls Rooms

Over the last five years it has made such a difference to add vertical storage space from IKEA. It not only helps with organization but cuts down on the visual clutter. And, in the last two months we have made over three  girls’ rooms. IKEA Girls Rooms!

IKEA Organization for Girls

Our two youngest girls have shared a room for almost eight years. When it came time for our eldest daughter to move to the newly redone multi-purpose room, the younger girls each got their own bedrooms!

IKEA Girls Room

Middle Girl stayed in the blue-green room that was once her nursery. She got the blue toile curtains from the multi-purpose room. And the pretty, blue teacup chair!

IKEA Desk Space

The two 1X5 IKEA Expedit shelves that Hodgepodgedad had fastened together to house toys in the multipurpose room, were separated. We moved them to her room and a new desk area was created! She received the IKEA desk that her older sister had used. (Eldest Girl wanted the space for her keyboard and stand in her new room). The green, fabric cubes are from Target a couple years back. Though they don’t exactly match the walls, we don’t mind. They are practical! The combination makes a wonderful spot for Middle Girl to have a quiet spot for school and crafting!

Organization of art supplies in IKEA desk

Take a look at how she has organized her new desk with the wonderful art supplies she received for her birthday! All those mini canvases – heaven!

IKEA Organization for Girl's Bedroom

Littlest Girl’s room before touch up painting and ‘in progress’

Littlest Girl now has the room that was Eldest Girl’s room. It is more of a little girl room with dollhouses and, of course, pink! She has the 2X4 IKEA EXPEDIT (now the KALLAX line), also with fabric ‘boxes’ from Target. This is a perfect place for clothes that do not hang in the closet.

IKEA Girl Organization

She’s been making the room her own by adding ‘wallies’ that are removable wall decorations.

Closet organization for stuffed animals

Shoe organizers are great for stuffed animals! (and Barbies and LEGO® bricks and Rescue Heroes and many other ‘things’ that need organizing).

We are still going through things and purging and organizing here and there. It’s been a great IKEA organization redo! Frugal and fun.

IKEA Atlanta

More IKEA For Homeschool

A run down of the IKEA we’ve done in the past:

  • IKEA Homeschool Spaces – Teen Girl’s Bedroom
  • IKEA Organizational for Boys
  • IKEA for Homeschool – Organization Update – how things are working after several years
  • Our IKEA and Chalkboard Homeschool room – tour our school room – with the stages of all those changes
  • Chalkboard Desk – handy for math problems and toy cars (and close by organization for kinesthetic learner)
  • Maps as Window Treatments – Geography within Sight
  • 10 Homeschool Learning Centers at Hodgepodge – Creating learning centers is a bit of a passion for me. It’s an ongoing room by room makeover to meet the needs of our homeschool, our children.
  • All the stages of the Homeschool Makeover series.

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About Hodgepodgemom

Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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Comments

  1. Deanna says

    October 8, 2015 at 2:43 PM

    I love your Ikea organization. Wanna come organize my house next??

    Reply
    • Hodgepodgemom says

      October 8, 2015 at 10:23 PM

      Ha! Thanks for the offer 🙂 It’s an ongoing process, isn’t it? Rewarding though – and simplifying if freeing too!

      Reply

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