If you missed the news... in about a month I will be moving to DC. I am so excited for this next adventure, but you may recall that I just moved a few months ago... I had been planning to share my "current" space (actually moving out today, so it's not even my "current space" anymore) with all of you. I really fell in love with this little room of mine, and even though it is no longer my room, I decided to share it anyways.When I first moved in- this room was puke green... it made me sick just being in there. So I kindly asked if I could paint it an off-white. It put the move on hold and it was a lot of work, but it was well worth it. The fresh, white walls were just what I needed.I have been collecting vintage trinkets, postcards from my travels, prints from local artists, and other baubles to decorate my space with for the past few years. I loved having somewhere I could display what I've collected, proudly. This wall was supposed to be my "gallery wall" but I wasn't ever able to complete it. I realize it's a bit (or a lot) too symmetrical, I had plans to mess it up a little, they just never happened.Of course I have a fox statue, found it at a thrift store. *fist bump*Pressed flowers from my cabinvintage postcard in a vintage frameI designed this bed when I was 11 and my dad built it for me. I'm little, so a twin is all I need still, plus, I love the history behind it.I also loved having a space to put my clothing rack to good use. It is so fun having my favorite items on display.I also really enjoyed my "hat wall".This pillow is from Target, it was a Christmas gift from my sister. she gets me. It doesn't seem to be available online (at least not anymore), but check in stores!I know it's nothing fancy, I didn't even remember to bring my camera over to take decent photos, but I love it just the same. My next room is sure to be almost identical. I'll be living out of a suitcase at my parents for the next month until my big move, so this room will definitely be missed.I will be sure to keep you all updated!