Wallpaper Wednesday
Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 2:29PM
Christine |
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Wallpaper Wednesday,
boy's bedroom,
children,
kids,
maps What started out as an interest, for me, has turned into a passion. It is a part of me.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 2:29PM
Wallpaper Wednesday,
boy's bedroom,
children,
kids,
maps
Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 7:17AM 
Your carpet is a little dull- I would add an area rug- the one at the top of the post is from Pottery Barn Teen. This will help the room to feel a little more finished and grounded.
Read this post on bed making. Your bedding is great- but the bed making is not. I know that 9 year old boys may not be the best at making the bed a specific way- but you can always try....
The big thing missing from your room is a focal point. In a bedroom- the focal point should always be the headboard wall. The area that theoretically would be the focal point is simply empty. An accent paint color is not the answer. You can do one of two things. Fist of all- you could hang wall decor above the bed that would act as your focal point- like the American Flag below that I found from Uttermost...
Or- secondly- you could add a headboard. I like the tall dark brown one below from Padma's Plantation. If your headboard is too low- it will not be the focal point we need- you would still need wall decor- but if your headboard is tall enough- it can stand alone and really finish off the room. I like how this headboard is sophisticated enough that it won't be to juvenile in later years. It can be a great headboard for a guest bedroom when your little boy is off to college.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010 at 2:56PM
As a mother of four- and interior designer, I love finding unique ways to decorate children's bedrooms. I especially appreciate it when I find ideas that are not "themey." Frequently art work for children's rooms is also small. With the large walls and even ten foot ceilings in children's rooms that I have found in client's homes- I continually keep my eye out for large wall decor. This is exactly what I found from All Pop Art. You send them a photo- like the one above- and they make it into a fun piece of modern art- like the one below. You can order the canvasses up to 42 x 52. You could combine this with the Panton Jr. chair from yesterday's post... I can see the fabulous bedroom or playroom in my mind already... What do you think? I bet if you were good at Photoshop- you could do this from home.
children,
kids,
large wall decor
Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 7:44PM
Kid’s Armchair by Maison Gatti for Style by Annick de Lorme.
Farmhouse Chair by Pottery Barn Kids. Height: 28"; width: 13"; depth: 12"; seat height: 14"; material: solid rubber wood in red finish (other finishes available); delivery: 5–7 days; price: $139/pair
Panton Junior by Vitra from Kid O. Height: 24.75"; width: 14.75"; depth: 17.5"; seat height: 12"; material: dyed polypropylene in lime (other colors available); delivery: 1 week; price: $125
Monday, July 5, 2010 at 1:19PM Hi Everyone-
Thanks for being patient with me- as my blogging has been so weak lately. But- I am back in town and the holiday is over- so life- and blogging should get back to normal. So- this post is for all of you that have kids. Do you have any kid's chairs in your home? I have the pottery barn set with wood table and black chairs in the kid's playroom- but have often considered getting a chair or two of smaller size for my main family room. I found some in Elle Decor that I thought were cool- and thought I'd show you. My favorite happens to be the most expensive- surprise surprise.... What do you think? Have a favorite?
Square Guest Child’s Chair by BDDW
Height: 20"; width: 13"; depth: 12.5"; seat height: 13"; material: American-black-walnut frame in dark-oil finish with mulled-leather seat and back (also available in dark mulled leather); delivery: 12–14 weeks; price: $1,500
Arne Jacobsen Series 7 Children’s Chair by Fritz Hansen from Spunky Sprout
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