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Comments (12)I'd say the nook will make a great guest bed and the play loft a wonderful study area. I think if you replace the bed as she gets older (or take off the top) the room will grow nicely with your daughter. Beautiful window seat and I really like your inspiration pictures. For your toddler son, how about a jungle and maps, kind of an Indiana Jones theme? You could play up the jungle aspect, but maybe use the maps with the gold (rather than blue) background...they look more vintage and play up the 'Indy' theme. Have fun! April-Lorraine, Great ideas...thanks for sharing! Ncamy- Your daughter must have loved that room...it sounds charming :)...See MoreHelp with 'freshing' kids bathroom- need ideas!
Comments (10)Maybe I'm crazy, but do you think a nautical wallpaper border could be mounted above the mirror to cover the unpainted part? You could run it all the way around the room, and then trim it top and bottom with a painted piece of half-round molding to really make it look deliberate. Then mount a new light fixture in place of the hollywood bar (you're right -- that absolutely has to go) and make sure you position the border so the light makes sense on the pattern (am I getting too technical here?) I mounted a huge border in my son's bedroom so that the bottom edge lined up with the bottom of the window moldings and ran it all the way around the room. My wall were a similar blue, with alternating light blue stripes. The half-round was painted a rich cranberry red and I coordinated with a box pleated red valance with tiny blue stripes. It looked really sharp. I like the vanity as is. Good luck!!...See Morelooking for ideas for kids rooms?
Comments (3)Hello, some weeks ago I bought a ceiling-painting for my children's room. It looks great and my kids love it. The company offers also other paintings and decorative elements for children. I bought it at the Internet-Shop www.bimago.com Check it, i think you will find something for your own home. Regards, Wayne...See MoreNeed kids closet Paint ideas, Please
Comments (4)lukkiirsh-I am thinking about polka dots. The walls are a light old slapped on yellow that isn't even a solid coat of paint. I am currently spackling, so have to paint the walls a solid color after anyway. I can afford a can or two of paint, but am SICK of buying paint! I am trying to utilize the colors I have, which are plenty, and would be fine with grabbing a sample size of paint if I was really missing a color. I have a LOT of blue. My sons room is smallish, and blue and I have a zillion samples and 3 gallons of blue/gray-blue from when I did my room. I also have a gallon or so of tan that I don't need for touchups. I was thinking either a light blue or the tan for a base for the walls. I have some white, but need that for painting the shelves and trim, and would rather not run to buy more white paint...also we don't have ANY white walls in the house with the exception of closets, and I just haven't started on those ;) I am thinking polka dots would be really fun and would use a lot of my sample colors up.... Would love any ideas. I am hoping to have the ceiling and base of walls painted tomorrow evening and hopefully shelves up after little ones are in bed...Then I need to have my decision made!...See More- Emily H10 years ago
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