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How
to
plan
your
So
your
child
wants
a
bedroom
makeover.
You
know
it's
time
your
daughter
has
had
the
same
fairy
wallpaper
on
her
walls
since
she
was
three
and
now
she's
eleven
but
where
does
a
parent
to
begin? The
best
place
to
start
is
with
your
child.
Talk
to
her
about
her
current
likes
and
dislikes.
Knowing
ahead
of
time
what
she
favors
and
what
she
doesn't
will
save
a
lot
of
time
and
unnecessary
purchases
later
on. My
daughter's
best
bedroom
makeover
was
inspired
by
a
trip
to
a
local
ice
cream
shop
where
she
fell
in
love
with
the
shade
of
her
lemonade
flavored
sherbet. The
sherbet
was
just
the
right
motivator
to
get
us
started.
We
then
had
lots
of
fun
shopping
for
coordinating
accessories. We
were
able
to
incorporate
other
pastel
shades
into
her
room
by
selecting
a
comforter,
sham,
bed
skirt
and
a
window
covering
that
coordinated
well
with
her
new
lemonade
sherbet
walls. We
were
also
surprised
to
discover
that
once
the
room
had
a
fresh
coat
of
paint
and
new
bed
coverings
and
window
treatments
that
everything
worked
well
with
her
existing
furniture,
flooring,
and
basic
white
storage
containers. For
very
little
money
we
were
able
to
transform
her
space
from
a
little
girl's
room
into
a
stylish
room
fit
for
a
pre-teen.
And
all
without
buying
new
furniture,
getting
new
carpet
or
having
to
purchase
new
storage
containers. As
children
grow
and
change
so
do
their
interests.
A
wise
parent
stays
clear
of
the
latest
trends
and
focuses
instead
on
creating
a
space
that
will
carry
the
child
through
for
a
few
years. So
once
you
have
decided
on
the
most
appropriate
furniture
for
your
child's
room
its
time
to
focus
your
attention
on
flooring,
paint
and/or
wall
treatments
and
window
coverings. Flooring can be basic or jazzed up with a throw rug (even on top of wall-to-wall carpeting). It's just another way of bringing all the colors in the room together. Once
you
have
a
general
bedroom
makeover
plan
in
place
it
will
be
easy
to
pull
the
room
together
using
a
variety
of
accessory
items.
Buy Children`s Subjects posters and prints at Art.com If
your
child
does
favor
a
bold
and
trendy
color
you
feel
she
will
tire
of
easily
consider
painting
only
one
wall.
That
way,
she
can
still
be
in
style
but
you
won't
have
to
repaint
all
her
walls
in
a
couple
of
month's
time.
The
rest
of
her
walls
can
be
painted
in
a
subtle
more
toned
down
shade
or
in
a
complimentary
color. To
learn
more
about
color
meaning,
color
psychology
and
color
therapy
visit
www.decorating-kids-rooms.net Sometimes
all
you
need
to
do
to
update
the
look
of
a
room
is
to
add
a
fresh
coat
of
paint
on
the
walls
and
a
limited
number
of
decorative
accessories
many
of
which
may
be
available
through
a
dollar
or
discount
outlets. Window
Treatments You
often
get
to
a
point
with
a
child's
bedroom
makeover
when
you
know
that
enough
is
enough.
Sometimes
simple
is
best
and
yet
other
times
all
you
need
is
just
one
more
idea
to
complete
the
look.
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