We’ve been living in the Tall House for a year and half, and I’m happy to report that Flora June’s room is officially finished! And it is so cute I can’t stop staring at the images.
I’m going to give you a tour in photos, with notes in the captions, and then at the end I’ll show you what the room looked like when we first visited the house, and some of the in-between stages. First I’ll start with some overall shots, and then we’ll look at some details.
For bedding, we tried to use what we had for the most part. The duvet cover with yellow trim was once on Ralph’s Bed. The yellow pillow case and velvet turquoise pillows were on Oscar’s bed. The polka dot sheet were chosen new for Flora June — the polka dots are slightly metallic.
I think she likes this space. : )
And now, here are some before images and process images for those who are curious.
I hope you enjoyed this photo tour! Do you have a favorite element in this room? For me, it’s probably the wallpaper. I love it so much.
33 thoughts on “Flora June’s Room”
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Everything about this is charming and cozy. I think Flora June must feel very loved!
This is just MAGNIFIQUE!!!🤩😍 I love that you take your time to make the space with vintage founds, that You reuse old furniture and make it look so charming and fresh ! And I love once again that your whole family helps making things happening !🥰
I love the canopy and painted furniture! So crisp.thr original floor looks so interesting was it just not salvageable? Also, are we able to keep that cool iron based at what looks like marble top table in the corner when you were first looking at the house.
I can’t pick a favorite element, because it’s how it all comes together that I love. I do appreciate the painted furniture. I can’t bring myself to paint wood, after having stripped several pieces that should never have been painted, BUT I am so glad you went for it. The painted pieces are lovely.
Gaby, I swear you have the Midas touch of design. Everything you touch turns to gold. What a lovely room! I am at least 3x older than Flora June and I’d love this room for myself, ha! I love the armoire, and also love the pieces incorporated from your past lives (the bag, the chair, etc). It is just perfect- chef’s kiss – as usual!
Such a wonderful room! My kid s room is full of books and looking at your daughter s room Im thinking it would reaally give some space to put the books somewhere else…
I so love the painted details on the bed and the canopy… and how well everything came together. I like that you took your time for the room and that it was a team effort. And it makes me wish I also has rooms that needed me to redo them. 😊
Yellow and blue are just my favorite so this room is a delight. You have such a way with color. My six-year-old looked at the pictures with me and wants to move in. :)
My daughter would love to have you as a mom!!!😂 She is fun and creative and I lack that skill, he-he. Honestly, I probably would have liked to have a creative/resourceful/artsy mom too!
I loved this post, seeing the many parts of the project, all the family members that were involved, and how it all came together. I see the “before” images and I almost want to have a panic attack, not sure how you can see the possibilities without being overwhelmed by the disarray of the space. Kudos!!!
I love every single thing… truly I don’t think there’s one thing that I wouldn’t swoon over individually. BUT – if I had to pick a favorite I have to say that hanging lamp is the coolest idea ever. I would LOVE to have that on my bedside! It’s so interesting and yet simple. It fits perfectly with the mood of the room and you completely thought it up and that makes it all the more incredible. I am really impressed (but not surprised).
It is just stunning. Your creativity knows no bounds! I love the painted wood so much and it balances out perfectly with the armoire and plants. Flora is so lucky to live in this space. 💙
I’m so glad to see this finished space. It is so perfectly Flora June. I love so many of the thoughtful details The yellow velvet chair is probably my favorite.
(I want the bedside light to be on a pulley though so so she can move it up and down as her heart desires.)
I love this room! Excellent work and amazing transformation to “formless and void” to abounding in beauty, fun, and imagination. Really elegant and cute at the same time. So inspiring!
The visual photografic report is formidable. All family having a chance in the metamorphosis of a ruined room into a happy-happy place to be enjoyed by the owner girl or whoever enters it.
Congrats by the millions to such a tight family leaded by such a clever mum!
Everything about this is charming and cozy. I think Flora June must feel very loved!
SO perfect for your darling girl!
What a perfect room for a young woman! I love the yellow touches with the blue wallpaper, especially the curtains!
This is just MAGNIFIQUE!!!🤩😍 I love that you take your time to make the space with vintage founds, that You reuse old furniture and make it look so charming and fresh ! And I love once again that your whole family helps making things happening !🥰
Such a beautiful space!
Love the colours you chose and the sweet details like the floral artworks and that woven backpack.
(I only wish it was magically somehow wide enough for a double bed.)
I’d love to see the view from the reading chair. What a great home you’ve all created.
Absolutely beautiful! I’m in love with the yellow scalloped desk!! 😍
What a great job and great work on the canopy!!
I love the canopy and painted furniture! So crisp.thr original floor looks so interesting was it just not salvageable? Also, are we able to keep that cool iron based at what looks like marble top table in the corner when you were first looking at the house.
I could look at these photos all day! Such a lovely room. So cozy, vintage elements with splashes of modern done to perfection. Just gorgeous!! 🌸
I can’t pick a favorite element, because it’s how it all comes together that I love. I do appreciate the painted furniture. I can’t bring myself to paint wood, after having stripped several pieces that should never have been painted, BUT I am so glad you went for it. The painted pieces are lovely.
Gaby, I swear you have the Midas touch of design. Everything you touch turns to gold. What a lovely room! I am at least 3x older than Flora June and I’d love this room for myself, ha! I love the armoire, and also love the pieces incorporated from your past lives (the bag, the chair, etc). It is just perfect- chef’s kiss – as usual!
Beautiful. Love how all the elements –seemingly disparate — coordinate so beautifully. Flora June’s space, while small is robust and gorgeous.
I love everything. The weight of the canopy draperies look very luxurious. Lucky Flora June!
Such a wonderful room! My kid s room is full of books and looking at your daughter s room Im thinking it would reaally give some space to put the books somewhere else…
Lovely room! 10/10!!!
Where is the pendant from? It fits perfectly.
And since the european and north american bed sizes are different, did you get new beds and sheets for every bedroom?
I truly cannot get over how good this room is! Fabulous job, Blair family! <3
I so love the painted details on the bed and the canopy… and how well everything came together. I like that you took your time for the room and that it was a team effort. And it makes me wish I also has rooms that needed me to redo them. 😊
This is so charming! I would’ve loved this at her age. Great job!
Yellow and blue are just my favorite so this room is a delight. You have such a way with color. My six-year-old looked at the pictures with me and wants to move in. :)
Everything individually is pretty, but it all comes together so vibrantly and beautifully. Thank you for the inspiration.
I’m getting Wes Anderson vibes and loving every inch of it! Well done ❤️👏
Turn out a perfect and lovely bedroom! Congratulations.
My daughter would love to have you as a mom!!!😂 She is fun and creative and I lack that skill, he-he. Honestly, I probably would have liked to have a creative/resourceful/artsy mom too!
I loved this post, seeing the many parts of the project, all the family members that were involved, and how it all came together. I see the “before” images and I almost want to have a panic attack, not sure how you can see the possibilities without being overwhelmed by the disarray of the space. Kudos!!!
I love every single thing… truly I don’t think there’s one thing that I wouldn’t swoon over individually. BUT – if I had to pick a favorite I have to say that hanging lamp is the coolest idea ever. I would LOVE to have that on my bedside! It’s so interesting and yet simple. It fits perfectly with the mood of the room and you completely thought it up and that makes it all the more incredible. I am really impressed (but not surprised).
It is just stunning. Your creativity knows no bounds! I love the painted wood so much and it balances out perfectly with the armoire and plants. Flora is so lucky to live in this space. 💙
Right?! I would have given anything as a child to live in this room…
I’m so glad to see this finished space. It is so perfectly Flora June. I love so many of the thoughtful details The yellow velvet chair is probably my favorite.
(I want the bedside light to be on a pulley though so so she can move it up and down as her heart desires.)
Rad. What a wonderful room for your daughter. The love shines through.
It’s so charming ! and the wallpaper is so beautiful.
I love this room! Excellent work and amazing transformation to “formless and void” to abounding in beauty, fun, and imagination. Really elegant and cute at the same time. So inspiring!
Oops. …”from formless and void” to….
This room is a DREAM!
I can’t get over the wallpaper – absolutely GORGEOUS! The wool rug is the perfect addition!
The visual photografic report is formidable. All family having a chance in the metamorphosis of a ruined room into a happy-happy place to be enjoyed by the owner girl or whoever enters it.
Congrats by the millions to such a tight family leaded by such a clever mum!