unmaking over my childhood tissue box bedroom

Vlog fam knows that I've been cleaning out my childhood bedroom at my parents house to help prep it to sell, and I thought it would be fun to show you the process of unmaking it over and staging it! This $0 no paint room makeover was such a trip down memory lane, and something that I was really happy that I could pull off for my parents. How do you think I did?!

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[luckagurbanova]

Honestly I admire how a 12 yo just liked a tissue box and proceeded to base a whole room on it and actually pulled it off ... Wow, the talent has always been there

[persiusk]

Her parents aren't actually selling their house, just wanted to make their kids finally clean up their rooms. Ha!

[shellsisacoolpear]

It's crazy how just painting over that lime green made such a huge difference.

[laurenpaige]

Kelsey managed to make a tween pink room look much more mature and that's a talent. I'm not a fan of the pink walls at all, but I really think she did a great job making things look updated and cohesive without having to paint!

[kayday]

is anyone else just impressed by how straight those stripes are for a amateur-painted wall? the patience they must have had to tape that up..

[Lea-prox]

What the heck i always wanted one of these bedrooms where you can climb out on the roof it has so much teen movie vibes😍

[casir.]

i know this will sound weird, but your 2004 bedroom looks literally like a 2004 bedroom should look like. the green and pink color palette, the metallic details... its almost like a set designer's idea of what an early 2000s teen bedroom looks like.

[ExanthePRKL]

That green being gone makes such a huge difference it's insane

[Fazerella]

Oh my god. The pink/green/brown aesthetic was such a thing in the early to mid 2000s!

[iamwindchakra]

Okay, taking away the green did make such a difference, as did removing the silver and adding in the more current gold touches. I'd call the style "neutral girlie tween." You were a lucky girl to grow up in such a place.

[WordsAlongTheWire]

OMG Kelsey's first pitch letter. Your lifelong dedication to aesthetics and design is admirable

[MadsRadXO]

The little part where you went out on the rooftop was special. It made me emotional because I know how hard it can be to say goodbye to a childhood home. You will always have the memories 💜

[Clouderin]

That roof-climb sequence hit me in the feels. Also love how you spackled the holes with cool whip

[VictoriaDorei]

her room is SCREAMING 2000s and Im here for it!

[bery]

That feeling of time passing really hits sometimes...

[rainbowfrequency]

That letter you wrote your Dad is adorable!

[cait.]

I remember when those colors were in style!! Around 2004 I painted my walls light purple, my trim lime green, and my ceiling and doors were sky blue. The ceiling was painted with a sponge to make it look like the sky. My inspiration was from a JCPenney magazine ad 😂

[jasminefernandez]

I had “13 going on 30” vibes watching this video lol

[syd.niieee]

The vibe/feeling of sitting on the roof one last time must have been so bittersweet

[rogers]

Nugget came back and said “where’s that poop I left here 5 years ago”