Tips for Decorating Kid’s Rooms
Paint used to the fullest on these walls and ceiling. Source: Decorating Den Interiors.
Paint provides unlimited creativity. Source: Decorating Den Interiors.
Adding 3-dimensional objects with paint, doubles the wow factor. Photo courtesy of This Old House.
The power of paint and 3-dimensional wall accessories. Aaron Christensen designer.
Notice the wall paint. Source: Better Homes & Gardens.
Source: Decorating Den Interiors wall coverings
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This almost looks like vinyl, but the flowers and butterflies come in mural panels.
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Example of a giant wall decal that retails for only $22.50.
Vinyl appliqués are cost-effective and easy to remove. Source: Decorating Den Interiors.
Notice the vinyl circles on the walls. Source: Decorating Den Interiors.
Fabric provides unlimited creative options. You can get creative with fabric in the window treatments, bedding or hanging fabric in other places…
Notice the fabric hanging at the head of the bed
Creative fabric treatments are not for windows and bedding only
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Another great room design that can last from little boy to teenager
This whimsical window treatment can be carried through to an older age. Source: Veranda Magazine.
Fabric can define special areas. Source: Decorating Den Interiors wall coverings
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Remember to plan for storage areas to help keep the room neat. Source: Decorating Den Interiors wall coverings
A great design and color scheme that can carry through to older years. Room by Vern Yip, HGTV
A design scheme that can last from baby to teen to guestroom. Sarah Richardson’s house.
Rely on room photos for inspiration. If you find your budget is limited, consider the save and splurge strategy, i.e. splurge on the high impact areas you know you’ll never be able to tackle on your own, and consider alternative options for the other areas. For example, shop for funiture at flea markets and learn how to refinish them on your own. You’ll then save on furniture, and have some budget to hire out for the window treatments, or wall paper. Also consider trading labor such as painting, or throw a painting party and make it fun!
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All I can say is, Wow! What a grand buffet of delicious rooms you’ve offered us. Thoroughly enjoyed looking at all of them.
Thank you Dorothy! That is a great compliment coming from you!
I love it! I can say that a country touch gives a room the feeling of warmth and serenity. Keeping the colors soft in warm tones adds an airy appeal and helps a smaller room seem less confining.