As Owen is settling into his new room, we also needed to create a joint space that works well for Henry and Lucy. 

In truth, our bedrooms are not large.

Each bedroom is less than 10×10. Which makes a shared bedroom a bit of a challenge. But in the end, we created a good space for sleeping. The kids are doing well in it – better than we even expected given their age difference. Henry has wanted to share a room since Lucy was born, so it was a dream come true for him. 

Henry is a baseball fiend, so we agreed on a baseball theme for his room. Originally, this space was going to be an eventual room for the boys. 

Our house has been looking a little different the past few weeks. And not just decor-related changes. We have a new member of the family – Owen Frederick was born on July 7 and has been adjusting to life in our tribe.

He’s tiny and sweet with very strong vocal chords. He makes himself known, even though he’s our littlest. (Photos of Owen by Giraffe Photography)

Knowing that a new baby was on his way, we focused our attention on bedrooms over the past few months.

When we built our home, we built only three bedrooms. (Knowing we had a basement and the barn apartment for guests/extra space.) So when we decided to expand our family, we knew it would mean some sleeping adjustments.

We originally planned to have the boys share a bedroom down the line and keep Owen in our room for the time being. But a few folks on Instagram shared their own experiences and made us rethink that plan.

Things are looking a little more pink around our house lately.

Yep. We’ve getting our home and our hearts ready for the newest addition to our family … a little girl arriving in about 6 weeks.

Today, I’m sharing our very modern floral nursery.