And we're the Soong family. This is our home, our living room.

This is the room where all of the kids spend the most time

And as you can see, there are a lot of toys, a lot of books,

a lot of art supplies. So this room encapsulates really sort of all of the

activities that the kids do. There's no real organization here. It looks very messy

and this is also a room where we invite our friends.

It's our family room but it is effectively our home. On a personal note, I've been at

home for eight years and it's been a joy. However the only time I haven't worked

outside of the home was when I had my kids. I want them to

see me not just as their mom but somebody who can be a role model for

them inside and outside of the home. And quite frankly this room represents sort

of the last big project I needed to overhaul. I want to give this room

to the kids where they have the space to play, to learn. I'm excited to build

again, like building book shelves, I just build anything. Alright you've gotta teach them to build some stuff too! Ok!

I mean, when I look at the pictures and the art, it just reminds me of these

little lives growing, and I think our experience is actually really relatable.

I think that families come to this point in their life where they feel like their

house is a little out of control. Clearing out the room, it seemed like a

huge burden initially, and I felt like I really wouldn't be able to do this.

But as I was doing this, I felt that it was so important to actually take the time

to think about this and to actually get rid of stuff and that it's actually

doable. The time spent doing it in the long run, it just really transformed the

space and they know where everything goes now. It's not just decorating

necessarily, it's really about how you solve a problem and every room is really

a problem to be solved. It is such a deep breath and exhale to be in this room.

It's fantastic!

How do you guys feel about the room?

I'm totally freaking out!