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One of our latest projects was a bedroom refresh for a 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl. You remember when you got your "big kid room" and how exciting that was? Mine was a suite of white wicker furniture, Pepto-bismol pink walls and a patchwork print bedding set that probably came from Sears. I loved that room. Little girls' love of pink hasn't changed much in 40ish years so we made sure to add some pink pops to this adorable room redo. Girl's Room Before  Girl's Room After    Resources: Tufted Velvet Bed: PB Teen Nightstands: Wayfair Egg Chair: PB Teen Rug: Rugs USA Bedding: Pottery Barn Kids Lamps: Stray Dog Designs In the boy's room, we painted the existing furniture to brighten up the room and re-purposed the bedding. Isn't amazing what a coat of paint can do? Boy's Room Before  Boy's Room After   
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I am not sure what they meant here by bold but kids have been really notorious about being a little too frank so I guess that's what they are trying to describe here. Maybe it's a challenge to incorporate this into interior design but like everything else, it is doable. I am sure they took a lot of little children's opinion in consideration before choosing the details. The bright colors are really the ones that makes everything feel fresh especially if they choose citrus looking ones. If I were to choose, I will have a 100% yellow themed room. 10/8/2018 07:43:10 pm
I love the design of the bed rooms it looks so colorful and good for kids. When you sleep on comfortable room and see the color is bright, the feeling is light. It blocks negative vibes especially lighten stress in life. For kids this room are fit to use, kids love to explore and it helps them discover more about their self. This was also good for some couples who are planning to start a family a colorful room a wonderful life. 9/11/2020 04:36:27 am
I am very excited to see the decoration in your room and I admit your decoration art that you are expert in cleaning and putting everything in the room at a suitable place. Leave a Reply. |
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