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Jesse'sMom
I don't want disney and cant afford to have someone come in and paint a mural. I am looking for pretty .... more than cute stuff. I can't find good wall paper/ border/ mural sites that have what I am looking for. Please advise on things I can do or things you have seen that will make her room look pretty. If you send links... please send link to the actual product. I work 50+hrs a week and have a toddler... time on computer is super limited. ty lots for suggestions...
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angel theme
http://girlsthemebedrooms.com/angels/Greek-Roman-Mythology-Decorating-Ideas.html
fairy theme
http://girlsthemebedrooms.com/fairy/fairy-bedroom-decorating-ideas.html
butterfly/garden themes
http://mariesmanor.hotusa.org/Garden/Bedroom_Decor.html
angel theme
http://girlsthemebedrooms.com/angels/Greek-Roman-Mythology-Decorating-Ideas.html
fairy theme
http://girlsthemebedrooms.com/fairy/fairy-bedroom-decorating-ideas.html
butterfly/garden themes
http://mariesmanor.hotusa.org/Garden/Bedroom_Decor.html
Re-doing my room? 70's theme?
kami kay.
I want to re do my room, and I don't really know what I want it to look like. I think I want a 70's theme. Kinda like 'That 70's Show.' How could I have a 'That 70's Show' themed room? Maybe I could put a bright, 70's couch/futon in it. If you think there are any better ideas, tell me. Links to websites would be nice. If it helps, I am a 13 year old girl who loves to read, write, listen to music, and watch TV. Thank you!
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Some stuff that was big that I remember were lava lamps (they only came in orange then), beaded curtains (but they are a hazard to toddlers who can get the beaded strands wrapped around their throat, so don't consider them if you have a younger sibling), plants hanging in homemade macrame plant hangers that had wooden beads incorporated into them, black velvet posters with fluorescent pictures on them that you lit up with a black light (which are much cheaper now since they are compact fluorescents now) , big simple daisies, owls, and there were LOTS of primary colors (not pastels), and most of the hues were warm colors - yellow, orange, red, and warm green. Warm colors can really cheer you up, too. Oh, everyone painted the wood trim white then. Lattice was big. Mood rings. Smiley faces. How about making yourself a big yellow smiley face pillow for the bed?
A new coat of paint, some daisy appliques (or paint them on yourself, be creative), a new bedspread (I don't think we had comforters and dust ruffles then), and some cheery curtains, and that should cost mom and dad $100, more or less, for a HUGE change. You can make the curtains yourself - those are easy, and it's a good project for a 13 year old, if there is an experienced person that can help you.
Anyway, there are some ideas.
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PS JC Penney has a very good selection of bedroom decor, overall, and at good prices, and most is decent quality.
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Daniel's answer reminded me of how long it has taken for me to like mustard yellow again - it was called Harvest Gold then, and I forget what the olive green was called. I remember there was this heavy spanish woodwork everywhere too, and I hate it to this day - too dark!! And a lot of the ashtrays were these funky clay ones with wild glazes on them. A LOT of pottery had wild glazes on them. You can probably still find some of this stuff at a Salvation Army store. I still like the stuff, but it is pretty tacky, really. Of course, when I took a ceramics class as a girl younger than you, every single thing I made was made with those wild glazes.
Some stuff that was big that I remember were lava lamps (they only came in orange then), beaded curtains (but they are a hazard to toddlers who can get the beaded strands wrapped around their throat, so don't consider them if you have a younger sibling), plants hanging in homemade macrame plant hangers that had wooden beads incorporated into them, black velvet posters with fluorescent pictures on them that you lit up with a black light (which are much cheaper now since they are compact fluorescents now) , big simple daisies, owls, and there were LOTS of primary colors (not pastels), and most of the hues were warm colors - yellow, orange, red, and warm green. Warm colors can really cheer you up, too. Oh, everyone painted the wood trim white then. Lattice was big. Mood rings. Smiley faces. How about making yourself a big yellow smiley face pillow for the bed?
A new coat of paint, some daisy appliques (or paint them on yourself, be creative), a new bedspread (I don't think we had comforters and dust ruffles then), and some cheery curtains, and that should cost mom and dad $100, more or less, for a HUGE change. You can make the curtains yourself - those are easy, and it's a good project for a 13 year old, if there is an experienced person that can help you.
Anyway, there are some ideas.
***
PS JC Penney has a very good selection of bedroom decor, overall, and at good prices, and most is decent quality.
***
Daniel's answer reminded me of how long it has taken for me to like mustard yellow again - it was called Harvest Gold then, and I forget what the olive green was called. I remember there was this heavy spanish woodwork everywhere too, and I hate it to this day - too dark!! And a lot of the ashtrays were these funky clay ones with wild glazes on them. A LOT of pottery had wild glazes on them. You can probably still find some of this stuff at a Salvation Army store. I still like the stuff, but it is pretty tacky, really. Of course, when I took a ceramics class as a girl younger than you, every single thing I made was made with those wild glazes.
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