Babies, Kids And Teenagers
Breaking the Mold - Creative Boys Bedrooms
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characters and themes is an easy but
expensive. While most children do
have a preferred character or theme that
they would enjoy having in their rooms,
there are more affordable ways to achieve
a similar desired result.
copyrights or trademarks this budget-friendly collection of ideas
can help you create an absolutely awesome children’s décor. It
has been compiled especially to offer easy do-it-yourself,
Most boys will easily embrace decorating ideas that are a little different or not mass-produced as long as they include similar colors and concepts. He’ll feel good about having something original and special that’s goes beyond the expected boys bedrooms ideas.
This will encourage him to appreciate the idea of being an individual, different and unique from anyone else in the world.
Beyond-the-box ideas in boys bedrooms. (For the guy who loves things that creep and crawl.)
To adults, a bug is a bug is a bug, no further classification required. Boys know bugs like girls know shoes.
Against a wall or in a corner in boys bedrooms, you can hang any inexpensive netted material in a basic cotton knit.
This provides the perfect lofty perch for any cherished insect-type super hero character.
Out-of-this-world ideas in boys bedrooms. (For the guy who loves exploring far-away places.)
Paint the walls blue for either of these themes in boys bedrooms you choose. Think medium blue as the starting point. For space themes, you’ll want to radiate towards darker shades. With aquatic themes, you’ll want to go towards the opposite end of the color spectrum and user lighter shades.
Use accents for boys bedrooms that begin with the letter "s" to add true dimension to either of these themes.
Stars
Silvery-moons
Spaceships
Accents with an "S" for aquatic ideas:
Seahorses
Seashells
Scuba-divers
Since the invention of the automobile, no dearer sound has fallen on the ear of any boy than that of a finely-tuned engine. This is as true when a boy is six as it is when he’s sixteen, just from a different point of view.
ideas fit for any future driver.
Ride into the sunset by sweeping a paintbrush across a wall.
Create center-lines using paint of a different color and you’ve
got a winding road.
X marks the spot - if you can make an X you can paint a traffic
intersection on a wall. Use wall putty to attach small toy
vehicles of various kinds. You can even create an entire city
street this way.
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