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  • Creative Ways Of Decorating A Teen’s Bedroom

    Posted on July 18th, 2009 Abigail Foster No comments

    When your child reaches their teens they completely change their outlook and want to change the way their bedroom looks. Their ideas and hobbies change and they want different things; they have grown out of their baby bedrooms and now want bedrooms that are cool! Here are a few ideas for making a teenagers’ room look cool.

    Decorating a teenager’s bedroom is centered around his/her interests. The choices are limitless and they’re nothing short of surprising for some. They will feel more at ease by being surrounded by the things they love.

    Some boys may just want their bedroom decorated in certain colors, such as, blue, lavender, metallic. Perhaps, they are into funky stuff or rock music. Any of these are good choices for a teenager.

    In a bedroom for a girl, there are lots of accessories that can be used to make the room stand out. Nothing livens up the flooring in teenage bedrooms more than colorful rugs. Area rugs like fluffy rugs or patterned rugs are a good idea. Place any type of snazzy rug around the room in various places like under a plant or a fancy chair. A fluffy circular rug in the middle of the room will stand out and give the room color. Even for boys area rugs are a great idea. Place a big square blue rug in the middle of the room and place their desk over it. For boys, plain rugs are better. Themed rugs can be purchased for boys, such as football type rugs. For instance, a Liverpool rug can be found or any other football team rug of their choice. Even funky area rugs can be placed in the room.

    Fabrics in the room like curtains and beddings can also reflect the teenager’s interest. Usually though, the beddings are plain in design with the room’s motif or a complementing color instead of the prints and graphics typical of a children’s bedroom.

    A lamp is crucial to have in the room for studying and late night reading. It can be placed on a study desk or on the bedside table.

    Decorating also encompasses the walls. Aside from the usual wall paint, wall hangings will make the room alive with the teen’s presence. They can hang their favorite posters, photos and artworks.

    To complete the teenager’s haven, have comfy seats for when the teens have their friends over. The bedroom is the usual hang out place, so making it conducive for entertaining friends is important. Beanbags and cushions on the floor make nice seats, especially if arranged decoratively. If there’s more space, perhaps small chairs or tools and a coffee table can make up the “receiving area” of the teens’ bedrooms. To end, couple it with a plush area rug.

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