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so, part of the nursery transformation project included relocating ryan’s rather extensive record collection from the old media room to the living room. the old media room shelves now house my fabric and we got a new ikea shelf for the records…
it’s musical chairs around here! we’ve included some “before” photos of the living room and will post updates on our progress.
– gub & ryan
check out our week 1 and week 2 nursery posts!
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date of post: March 13th, 2011 | category: baby, design, house, how-to, nursery
tags: baby, design, diy, house, how-to, nursery, photography, ryan & gub
comments: 5
– nursery transformation: week two –
so far, we have moved the big worktable from the old office into its new home (hiding the flat file underneath), relocated gub’s fabric collection and moved the old card catalogue. we also set up ryan’s record collection in the living room.
getting the nursery emptied out was great! except we now have our prized 50s sectional sofa in there, which needs to be sold before we can paint. (anyone interested?) but we did buy some fabric to make a new shade for the window and we’re close to selecting a paint color.
– gub & ryan
check out our week 1 nursery post!
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date of post: March 6th, 2011 | category: baby, design, house, how-to, nursery
tags: baby, design, diy, house, how-to, nursery, photography, ryan & gub
comments: 4
– nursery transformation: week one – “before” –
in order to make room for our expanding family, we are turning our old office / work room / studio into the new baby’s room. since both sets of grandparents live out of town, we opted to keep our only guest bedroom in tact so they can come visit. we are playing a bit of “musical rooms” and turning what we used to refer to as “the media room,” which houses our movies, ryan’s huge record collection, and our flat file into the new work room and studio. we are setting up ryan’s office in the guest bedroom.
here’s what everything looked like before this transformation began…
– gub & ryan
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date of post: February 27th, 2011 | category: baby, design, house, how-to, nursery
tags: baby, design, diy, house, how-to, nursery, photography, ryan & gub
comments: 11
– it’s a girl –
we found out we are having a baby girl! how exciting! to make the news a little more special, we had the doctor write down the gender on a sheet of paper and seal it in an envelope for us. we then went out for a nice dinner at fritti, where we opened the envelope to find out the amazing news!
– ryan & gub
fritti
309 n highland ave ne
atlanta, ga 30307
404-880-9559
date of post: January 31st, 2011 | category: baby
tags: baby, ryan & gub
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