‘tween girl bedroom’ Category

  1. Fun, Sophisticated Designs for a Teen Girl Bedroom

    January 25, 2012 by admin

    When your little girl is no longer little and enters her teens, she’ll be ready for a bedroom makeover that leaves childish themes behind. Many teen girls have their own sense of style and are anxious to reflect that style in their bedroom decor. A teen bedroom makeover done as a joint effort between a parent and teen is a great way to have some fun together, share ideas and strengthen your bond.

    Teen Style Themes

    Your teen certainly won’t want a “theme” room like she did when she wanted to be a princess or mermaid, but there are subtle ways to use a theme to inspire the room’s decor. For example, if your teen is all about eco-consciousness, try a “green” theme with bamboo fiber bedding, recycled furniture, and wall art and accessories from a resale store. An outdoor enthusiast can decorate with plants, rocks and natural wood and use her own pressed leaf collection for wall decor; her own photos of favorite hiking or cross country ski trails can be used to create a wall collage. Teens have special interests, favorite bands, hobbies, activities and causes; use one of these topics to inspire to decor and colors of the room.

    Or Go Eclectic

    Of course, it’s not unusual for a teen to be into lots of different things and you can combine interests to create an eclectic room. For example, if your teen is into cheerleading and dogs, use her school colors along with cheerleading memorabilia; then include photos of favorite breeds or rescue dogs with frames and mats that match her school colors.

    Very often, a teen is not ready to part with certain childhood favorites. Taking an eclectic approach is a good way to display items like stuffed animals or toys in a more mature way. For example, paint a bookshelf in a fun color like turquoise or hot pink and mix in stuffed animals with current photos, books, and trophies.

    Eclectic decor is all about mix and matching, as well as repurposing furniture and accents. Many teen girls love the girly, romantic shabby chic look and this is an eclectic and economical way to decorate her room. Paint the walls in a pretty shade of pale green, then paint furniture white and use pink accessories. Make or purchase a floral slipcover for an old loveseat and you have the perfect piece for a lounge area in the room where she can relax with friends. Bring in vintage or retro accents, accessories and wall art that reflect her personality.

    Include Lots of Storage

    Teen girls can never have too much storage and it’s important to look for ways to maximize storage potential. For example, if you are going to buy a new bed, a platform style with storage drawers below is a great way to add hidden storage. A tall bookshelf is a better choice than a low one because it will provide more storage in the same footprint.


  2. Using Handbags to Decorate a Tween or Tween Girl’s Bedroom

    June 19, 2011 by admin

    Here is a bedroom decorating idea that your teen daughter will love! What girl over the age of 13 doesn’t love handbags? This decorating idea will be a hit with everyone. It is unique and it will solve your daughter’s storage problems at the same time.

    Choose a section of wall space in her room and paint it a co-ordinating color to match her decor. This will form the backdrop for her eclectic handbag collection. If you want it to really look like “art” you can frame the area by attaching molding to the wall or artfully do some block painting. Mount coat hooks randomly around the framed area. Paint them the same color as the wall so they will blend in or leave them as is if they are decorative.

    Now comes the fun part. You get to go shopping! You can find funky handbags and totes very cheaply at thrift stores and dollar stores. It should not cost much more than $20 for a selection of 10-20 handbags. Choose a variety of sizes from little clutch bags to large roomy totes in bright colors and interesting textures.

    Hang the purses in a pleasing arrangement on the hooks.

    Now your daughter has all the storage space she needs for her accessories, CDs, cosmetics, magazines, etc. PLUS she has a great supply of handbags to use anytime she wants. Maybe if you are lucky she will let you borrow them too!

    If you like my teen bedroom decorating ideas please feel free to leave me a comment!

     


  3. Kid’s 12 Bin Organizer in Primary Colors

    February 12, 2011 by admin

    Kid's 12 Bin Organizer in Primary Colors by Whitmor

    Help your kids keep their rooms neat and tidy with this vibrant Primary Colors 12 Bin Organizer by Whitmor. The durable wood frame stands up to years of daily use and house the 12 plastic bins. Equipped with 4 large and 8 medium sized bins, this fabulous organizer has a place for everything.Each deep bin is made of high quality plastic and vary in color including 3 of each: Blue, Green, Red and Yellow. The bins rest on wooden dowels and are slightly slanted making it easy for even the smallest of tykes to access their favorite toys. Bins are removeable and interchangeable.Also available in Pastel Colors!Features:• Durable wood frame• 12 high quality plastic bins• Bins rest at a slant on wooden dowels• Bin colors: Blue, Green, Red and YellowSize: 35 1/4″tall x 32 1/2″wide x 12 3/4″deep

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  4. Opus Bed In A Bag Comforter – Pink/Brown

    February 12, 2011 by admin


  5. Soft Cupcake Print Girls Blanket Perfect Kids and Tween Bedroom Decor

    February 11, 2011 by admin

    • Blanket is quality soft fleece.
    • Measures 46″ x 56″
    • Large, soft comfortable and snuggly
    • Cupcake couture print throughout
    • Nicely pakaged.

    Price – $17.99

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