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Wednesday 15 July 2009

Boys Bedroom

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1. Furniture. As soon as is practical, buy well-made full-sized wood furniture for the room. The bed sizes can be changed to accommodate a growing child, but the other furniture can be easily made to reflect the tastes of of both young and older children and need not be downsized.

2. Paint. Paint your child’s room instead of using expensive wallpaper. The room will be easier to change (no scraping!) and more durable. Create fun shapes such as stripes or geometric shapes with your inkjet print and window decal paper available at your local office supply. This is allow you to quickly update the windows or walls and give the room a bright, cheerful feel.

3. Floors Choose quality floor coverings which will prove durable under the natural wear it will undoubted receive in a child’s room. Choose neutral colors and avoid patterned coverings that can become quickly dated. Add an area rug in a fun pattern that can be changed in a couple of years.

4. Themes. Create themed roman shades easily with sheets. Or use roller shades and decorate with fabric or cut-out shapes that can be attached with fusible interfacing available at any craft or sewing store. All you have to do is iron it on.

5. Go wild. Go wild with the rest! You easily and inexpensively change the accessories in the room to reflect your child’s current interests. Among the items you can change:

  • Window treatments, tiebacks and rods
  • Drawer knobs and pulls
  • Wall color
  • Wall accessories (posters, clocks, art, shelving, etc.)
  • Lamps
  • Bedding and linens
  • Storage bins and baskets
  • Throw pillows


4 comments:

  1. I found some interesting thought here.You have a nice collection of bedrooms here which attract a lot of attention.Stylish bedroom with luxurious impression.It's perfect bedroom for a kids with security.

    Thanks
    Kids Furniture

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  2. Thank you for the post. I have been looking for kids furniture for my daughters newly renovated room. I will keep this in mind!

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  3. where is the blue, green and white striped wall paper from or who is it made by? I love it and want itfor my sons room

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  4. this is what i was looking for Thanks for sharing ..... look forward to more designs
    Interior designer
    home interior decorating

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