Q. okay so my room is pink and little kiddish. i got a new lamp, its teal with zebra trim, and i have a zebra throw and a zebra wastebasket. i am painting my walls teal and i want teal black white and silver in the room. would it look bad if i had a black and white flowered comforter with a zebra throw? like does it not go together? and also any room ideas:) im a 15 yeear oldd girl,
ZEBRA NEEDS TO STAY, first off because i love it :) and second of all because i already have alot of it. but im not going to get a zebra comforter in case i grow out of liking it
a think a teal blanket wont look good because the walls will be teal
ZEBRA NEEDS TO STAY, first off because i love it :) and second of all because i already have alot of it. but im not going to get a zebra comforter in case i grow out of liking it
a think a teal blanket wont look good because the walls will be teal
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i don't really think that would go together try to look at JC
Penny.com try to paint it Teal and the bed pillows add a silver sparkly pillow,white with black designs and other pillows that would look good with that
i don't really think that would go together try to look at JC
Penny.com try to paint it Teal and the bed pillows add a silver sparkly pillow,white with black designs and other pillows that would look good with that
bedroom design for teenage girl?
Q. going to be 16 in august. it is a medium sized room, with a single bed, cream carpet, and pale pink walls. these cannot be altered. at the moment most of the walls are covered in magazine cuttings and photos. how can i make it look more grown up? its quite cluttered, and looks messy and quite horrible!
oh, and i have a biiiiig bay (i think thats the word) window.
oh, and i have a biiiiig bay (i think thats the word) window.
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Have you damaged the walls with tape or anything that holds up the magazine clippings? If not, take them all down and put them in a scrapbook (or throw them away), except for your three favorites.
Here's the important part if you want a nice looking room: Pick an "inspiration piece" and use those colors or that motif in the rest of the room. If you have to stick with your current comforter, you might use the colors in that as your jumping off point.
Pick ONE color that appears most in your inspiration piece OTHER than pink. Buy a few pieces of posterboard in that color to use for cheap mattes and put no more than three of your favorite pictures, magazine clippings, or whatever centered attractively on the mattes. (Cut them to the sizes you need.) Arrange those on your walls and you'll have a whole new, much more grown-up look, and still keep your favorite things displayed.
Go through the clutter and make some tough decisions about what you can't use/wear or don't want any more and get rid of it - either donate it to a charity or have a yard sale - you'll feel so much better with the clutter gone!
If you still need additional storage after you've narrowed down your things, get some under-the-bed storage boxes so it won't be able to take over your room.
Last, but not least, follow the "one in, one out" rule - if you bring something new IN, you have to toss something old OUT. Best of luck!
Have you damaged the walls with tape or anything that holds up the magazine clippings? If not, take them all down and put them in a scrapbook (or throw them away), except for your three favorites.
Here's the important part if you want a nice looking room: Pick an "inspiration piece" and use those colors or that motif in the rest of the room. If you have to stick with your current comforter, you might use the colors in that as your jumping off point.
Pick ONE color that appears most in your inspiration piece OTHER than pink. Buy a few pieces of posterboard in that color to use for cheap mattes and put no more than three of your favorite pictures, magazine clippings, or whatever centered attractively on the mattes. (Cut them to the sizes you need.) Arrange those on your walls and you'll have a whole new, much more grown-up look, and still keep your favorite things displayed.
Go through the clutter and make some tough decisions about what you can't use/wear or don't want any more and get rid of it - either donate it to a charity or have a yard sale - you'll feel so much better with the clutter gone!
If you still need additional storage after you've narrowed down your things, get some under-the-bed storage boxes so it won't be able to take over your room.
Last, but not least, follow the "one in, one out" rule - if you bring something new IN, you have to toss something old OUT. Best of luck!
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