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Girls Bedroom Ideas

Ideas for a Little Girl's Bedroom with Paisley

Walls and Floors

• wallpaper and/or carpet can be hard to match to any other style if you end up redecorating when your little girl turns into a teenager. Simple wall and floor colors help make the paisley pattern stand out and make the room easier to redecorate in years to come. For example, cream walls and dark rose carpet form a warm background that pairs well with paisley and many other themes. White walls and burgundy carpet form a bold background that also works well with many themes.

Bed

• wild with pink paisley bedding to create a bed that any little princess will love. A basic white headboard and footboard, such as a white wood square or white wood rail design, provides a crisp frame to make the bedding stand out. Cream sheets, a paisley-trimmed pink bed skirt and a pink paisley comforter with matching pillows form a fancy appearance with a cheerful accent.

Bedroom Furniture

• Basic furniture for a girl's paisley bedroom looks best when it has only one or two colors and a simple design accented with the paisley pattern. A pale pink dresser with white knobs forms a simple piece you can decorate with a paisley picture frame or jewelry box. A nightstand with pink legs and a white tabletop complements a lamp with a paisley pattern or an alarm clock hand-painted with paisley shapes. A plain white toy box topped with paisley-patterned cushions adds useful storage and seating for any girl's bedroom. A white bookcase with hand-painted paisley shapes along the sides can work for storing books or you can use pink baskets on each shelf to store toys. A pink wood desk with white wicker drawers and a white wicker chair complements the other furniture while adding a hint of texture

Girls Bedroom Designs

Teen Girl's Bedroom

If you want to get into the mind of a teenage girl, you need to think like one. It really is all about personal space, and the room symbolizing whatever her passion is.

If she happens to love the old-world Victorian style or loves the idea of France and Paris, give her a very feminine and chic room. You can go to either of the two extremes to achieve these looks for the room. You can go all white for the Victorian bedroom, with luxurious fabrics, antique furniture, a vanity and accessories. On the other hand, you can give her a deep gold or burgundy Parisian room with rich wooden furniture, heavy fabrics and drapery, and gold accessories.

Now, if your girl is a rocker, she has to have a room that screams Rock and Roll. Paint the walls in a vibrant shade of hot pink or go the dramatic route and paint the room black or dark purple. Either way, just make sure the accent décor is on the extreme opposite end of the color spectrum so the room is not all vibrant or all dark and gloomy. From there, you can buy old records and guitars, and then hang them on the walls for a genuine rock look. Add stenciled music notes to the walls, and place hooks around the room to hang her clothes on. Her bedroom will be like her very own backstage dressing room. Any bedding will do since Rock and Roll is about being abstract and different. If she likes the girl-rock look, add glitter spray to the walls as a finishing touch.

Bedroom Furniture Designs

Room Decor For Small Children

• Kids who love soccer or baseball can have matching sets of bedspread, curtains, sheets, duvets, rugs and wall hangings featuring their favorite sport or cartoon character.

• Wallpapers with a wide range of kid related themes such as fairies, elves, Harry Potter, Powerpuff Girls or N'Sync can be used to adorn the walls with matching borders.

• your room Decor to the function of the area and make sure that you have included the appropriate number of beds, their sizes and provided for separate areas to play and study for the kids.

• There should be enough storage area to allow the kids to keep their books, clothes and playthings and yet have space to indulge into their favorite hobbies.

• Walls and floors of their rooms should be easy to clean as kids tend to draw on them with their crayons!

• Color of the walls should be bold and two or more primary colors can be used as accents and accessories for that funky child-like look of the room.

• Rooms for small children must have an appropriate bed with a good mattress, a bed side table with a lamp, alarm clock and a glass of water, desk with a chair and study lamp preferably in bold colors, bulletin boards and areas where the child can draw and pin-up his or her creations and a mirror.

• Make sure that there are no protruding sharp corners or breakable things in the room for small kids and there are no exposed wires, plugs and switches too. Place child-safe switches in the room.

• Night-light is extremely important and make sure that you can hear your child anytime she needs you. You may use an emergency alarm, intercom or a child monitor for the purpose.

Disney Bedroom Collections

• Disney bedroom collections are the easiest way to transform your little girl's bedroom into a Disney extravaganza. Bedroom sets vary, but most include sheets, a comforter and different accessories, such as throw pillows or curtains. Sets are available for many popular Disney characters, including Tinker Bell; other sets feature multiple characters, such as the Disney Princesses Collection and the Disney Fairies Collection. You can even purchase pajamas featuring Disney characters.

Accessorize

• Another simple way to create a Disney bedroom for your little girl is to use a single Disney item as a centerpiece around which the rest of the room is focused. For example, a Disney wall decal, poster, doll collection or even a blanket hung on a wall creates a theme. Decorate the rest of the room using the colors in your focal point. For example, highlight a framed Disney princess poster by painting the room pink and accenting with yellow curtains. Use turquoise paint and a red bedspread to draw attention to an Ariel decal over your little girl's bed. Run a Disney wallpaper border--readily available at most home improvement stores--around the top of the room or at chair rail height.