New House Pictures

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We moved into our new house last weekend, and I don’t think we’ve completely recovered yet. We’re still trying to get settled into the new place. I did promise you some pictures, though, so here ya go.

This is the entryway. The picture was taken from the kitchen. To the left is the front door. Notice the two doorways? When we bought the house, the doorway on the left led to the bedrooms and the doorway on the right went into the living room. There was a wall separating the living room from the hallway to the bedrooms, so in order to get from the living room to the bedrooms you would have to go into the entryway and then through the other doorway. We thought that was kind of silly, especially with James being non-mobile and having to carry him from the living room to his bedroom, and vice versa. The husband of one of Stacy’s friends does construction work, and removed the wall so that it would be a straight shot from the living room to the bedrooms. He left the pillar there because he thinks it is load-bearing.

 

Entryway with a wooden console table holding a glass vase of colorful artificial flowers, a decorative wrought‑iron framed mirror above it, and a geometric area rug with burgundy, green, beige, and brown squares on light wood flooring, with doorways visible in the background.
Entryway / Foyer

 

Here’s the kitchen. If you’re questioning the post it notes all over the cabinets, they’re to identify what goes where.

 

Kitchen with wooden cabinets, light countertops, two windows above the sink, a dishwasher below, and a kitchen island with two tall stools, a red kettle on the stove, a coffee maker, and various items on the counter, with colored sticky notes labeling drawers and cabinets.
Kitchen

 

This is the dining room. We had a red accent wall in the dining room at our condo and decided to do the same thing here.

 

Dining room with a red accent wall, light wood flooring, a black‑covered rectangular table with four wooden chairs, cocktail‑themed artwork above, a cabinet with red candles on the left, and a small corner shelving unit with figurines and orange flowers on the right.
Dining room

 

Wooden sideboard against a beige wall with three glass candle holders containing red candles, four framed still‑life prints arranged above, and a view into a kitchen with wooden cabinets, a white dishwasher, and natural light from a window.
Dining room

 

A couple of pictures of the living room with James hanging out on the couch watching TV:

 

Living room with beige walls and carpet, a wooden rolltop desk with hutch filled with glassware and nick knacks, a dark wooden coffee table in the foreground, a red sectional sofa with someone resting under a green blanket on the right, and a tall cube‑storage shelving unit with toys in the background.
Living room

 

Living room with beige walls and light carpet, two red sofas, a person resting under a blanket on one sofa, a dark wooden coffee table, an IV pole with a feeding pump attached, and three colorful balloons—including a large number 2—next to a small brown chair labeled “James.”
Living room

 

Hallway bathroom:

 

Small bathroom with a light blue toilet and matching sink, a beige countertop with rubber ducks, a large stuffed yellow duck, a bamboo plant, and hand towels, with a wide mirror and a framed painting above the toilet.
Bathroom across the hall from James’ bedroom

 

James’ room:

 

Cozy nursery with light green walls, beige carpet, a dark wooden crib with polka‑dot bedding, a wooden rocking chair with matching cushions and a colorful monkey‑themed quilt, a plush monkey on a small stool, and a window with white blinds and brown curtains.
James’ bedroom

 

Nursery with light green walls, a dark wooden crib with a green blanket and polka‑dot lamp nearby, a white diaper pail, and a white storage unit with green drawers holding medical supplies, topped with hand sanitizer and a pillow labeled “JAMES,” with shelves above displaying stuffed animals including monkeys and a green frog.
James’ bedroom

 

Nursery with an open closet filled with folded baby clothes, diapers, stuffed animals, and green and brown storage bins, a small bookshelf with children’s books and toys beside it, a window with polka‑dot curtains, and a large stuffed monkey sitting on an ottoman under the window.
James’ bedroom

 

When we originally put together James’ room, we setup his bed as a crib, just like it was at the condo. On Thursday we decided to convert it into a toddler bed. We’re not sure how we like it yet. He is so much lower to the ground now. It’s going to require a lot more bending to get him in and out of the bed, and when he needs to be suctioned.

 

Child resting in a dark wooden toddler bed under a green blanket, with a striped bed skirt and colorful blanket beneath, a small shelving unit with a monkey‑themed lamp and storage bins on one side, and medical equipment with cords on the other, all in a light green bedroom.
James’ toddler bed

 

The office / storage room. (More storage than office right now)

 

Room that has yet to be unpacked, with plastic storage bins, cardboard boxes, and a laundry basket on the carpeted floor, a corner desk with a black office chair and shelves holding papers and equipment, a black filing cabinet, and a large monitor box leaning against the wall beneath two windows with closed blinds.
The office / storage room

 

Room in the middle of unpacking with cardboard boxes, plastic storage bins, a wooden bookshelf holding a few items, stacked blue bins and a small drawer unit, all on beige carpet with a doorway on the right that leads to the hallway.
The office / storage room

 

Master bedroom. The closet is all Stacy’s. I’ll use the closet in the office.

 

Master bedroom with a wooden bed frame and matching nightstands, a white comforter decorated with red flowers, black lamps on each nightstand, and a window with white blinds on the left, all set on light carpeted flooring.
Master bedroom

 

Open master bedroom closet with two levels of hanging clothes, folded items and storage bins on shelves, a pink laundry basket with shoes on the floor, a dark wooden dresser with folded clothes beside it, and a framed butterfly picture on the wall.
Master bedroom closet

 

We’ve still got a bit to do before we’re completely settled in, but we’re getting there. Thanks again to everyone that’s help us out with this move. We really appreciate it!