With both houses we’ve lived in in Georgia, I’ve known a few non-negotiable upgrades I knew we would have to embark on. And why is it always bathrooms!?

After about five months of living in this house, we started gutting nearly everything in the upstairs kid bathrooms (second reveal to come soon!). When we fully gutted and remodeled our previous home’s primary bathroom, we used Kohler fixtures, and they were gorgeous and added so much to the space. So it was a no-brainer to use Kohler again in these bathroom renos!

I am linking everything that has an available link below this post, but the brass fixtures from the Artifacts Collection in the boys’ bathroom really just made the entire room come together. Saying I love them is an understatement, and there is nothing cuter than seeing Hudson and Theo in their matching pajamas on their puzzle-name stools brushing their teeth at the same time.

Adorable.

PAINT COLORS: cabinets and trim – Farrow & Ball French Gray | walls – Benjamin Moore Snowfall White

Everything in this bathroom was replaced except the original hexagon tile floors which we aimed to keep!

all fixtures the Kohler Artifacts line | bathtub | bath spout | showerhead | shower valve | toilet | toilet paper handle | sinks | sink faucets and handles | towel ring | runner and bathtub rug c/o Locust Lane | hand towel c/o GP Embroidery | towel bar | HAB monogrammed towels c/o Weezie | double robe hook | similar puzzle name stools here and here | mirrors | rattan sconce | roman shade | similar laundry basket | similar shower curtain

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I am so excited to share some photos of the boys shared bedroom!

When we moved into this house, there was a queen bed in here (very similar to this layout our previous house) and Theo was in the crib in the nursery.

In the fall we moved these custom upholstered twin beds in, and after the holidays we started letting Theo sleep in here. They’ve been in here together for almost two months, and so far it’s going better than expected. Hudson loves having someone in the room with him, and Theo just loves to sleep so he is truly happy in any scenario.

Fingers crossed we can keep this momentum, so far so good!

paint colors: Farrow & Ball French Grey + Benjamin Moore Snowfall White

door name plates – made by my mom | dresser and cane chair – hand-me-downs | skirted ottoman | rug | beds – custom, very similar style here and here | curtains and roman shade – discontinued (from previous den), similar style here and here | quilts | duvet and monogrammed pillows – Pippen House Bedding | red euro shames – custom | black chest of drawers | white bubble lamp | abstract art – Barrett Ervin | jockey framed art | sconces | cream table lamps | blue and white pleated lampshade | petite keep trunks

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A year after moving in and four months after Miss Stella was born… her nursery is finally ready for her!

Most of the nursery did not change from Hudson to Theo to Stella. The boys are now sharing a room (I seriously love their big boy room, should be done soon!), so most of Theo’s things have moved over to his new space. The piece that transformed the room from Theo to Stella is this stunning rug from English Village Lane.

I knew I wanted to change the rug to something that would grow with her from baby to teen, and this one is IT. The entire process was so smooth and the quality is unmatched. I can’t say enough great things about it. If I get my way, this will be her childhood room rug forever. I just LOVE it, and it’s so sweet to think of ordering it when I was pregnant with her thinking about her teen years and what would last.

We are working with the same crib, changing table and stuffed animals from Hudson and Theo’s nurseries. I put pink velvet bows around the stuffed animals, added some pink trinkets to the shelves, and ordered this tableskirt for the round side table. It feels so similar to the boys room, with splashes of pink.

Little girl room, complete.

rug – English Village Lane | crib | rocker chair and ottoman – Namesake Home | pink tableskirt | dresser + changing table | diaper pail | laundry basket | giraffe basket | giraffe stuffed animal | pink toddler chair | white lamp | baby monitor | rattan mirror | gold mirror | “stella” pillow | pink lumbar pillow | play kitchen | door pillow | similar pink car

The iron shelves were in my bedroom as a girl and the pink Cadillac was a hand-me-down from my sister’s girls. I have a piece of art and a portrait of myself as a baby in Stella’s room, a photo of the original Stella (my great aunt), trinkets from my childhood room, and dresses of mine in her closet. I can’t fully express how special it has been to see these things in her room. My guys are my dream guys, and this little girl is a puzzle piece to my heart.

My mom painted the nameplate on the door, and most trinkets on the shelves are sentimental gifts from others.

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The sitting room off the kitchen now feels “complete,” and I love the cozy finished space. Most of these pieces came from our previous home, with the addition of this striped sofa and these swinging arm floor lamps from Ballard Designs.

Even though we don’t have a TV in this room and it’s attached to a much larger living space with a TV and fireplace… this is where we spend so much of our time. Christian really wanted it to feel more like a sitting room than a dining area, and he was right. When it’s not just our family of five, we eat in the dining room. But our nuclear family is typically eating at the kitchen island or Christian and I share our meal together at this small round table (a hand-me-down from my parents).

Credit goes to our designer, Maggie, who chose the furniture layout, striped fabric and floral pillows. As always, she was right!

striped sofa | floor lamps | dining chairs | rug | counter stools | love this round table | curtains | basket with lid, similar one here | courtly check planters | courtly check ruffle plate | console table | sage lumbar pillows | love this tall cabinet | tassel

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I took these photos in November and am excited to be sharing them finally! At last, we are starting to be at a “complete” enough place with the interiors of our home (we moved a full year ago). We have been painting, wallpapering, designing our first lady nursery and renovating her bathroom, combining the boys to twin beds and renovating the boys bathroom, adding a laundry closet upstairs, turning a home office into a large his/her closet, finishing the scullery and refinishing the backyard sport court.

We still plan to tweak the fireplace mantle, build some sort of patio, and come up with a landscaping and exterior plan. That will all be for 2025 and 2026… hopefully.

The dining room was shared recently here. 

A mini six months in preview was shared here.

Even though we’ve been steadily working on this house for a full year, we are still waiting for a few finishing touches for some of the above projects. Bit by bit I’m photographing and sharing these spaces as they are complete. It feels so good!

I love having our homes documented here because it brings so much nostalgia to see our prior spaces. I love seeing which pieces have gone with us from place to place (this headboard has been in six homes since 2012!). I highly recommend photographing your homes at some point just so you can remember the feel of the rooms. If you are an interiors lover, it’s a sweet keepsake to have.

Other than adding the chandelier and a little bit of paint, we didn’t alter the primary bedroom (which was lovely to start).

linen bedding | quilt | lumbar pillow | waffle bed blanket | rug | similar sconces | drapes – oat with fern velvet trim | similar foliage prints | pleated lamp shades | side tables – Port Eliot | chair | ottoman | bench and dresser – not available online | tassels | lucite lamps | bathroom chandelier – Sullivan & Phoenix | frame TV trim

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