A couple weeks ago we showed you an example of a big girl's room that will grow with your child. It's the boys' turn now!
This is a fantastic example of a boy's room that is charming and masculine. The standout feature in the room is wood paneled wall behind the bed. This is not wood paneling of the 1970s; no. Rather we're talking rich wood blanks applied horizontally to the wall. Tied for first place for me along with the wood paneling is the industrial light fixture. The bed isn't something you'll find in a children's furniture store but it works well here. Another feature that helps make the room is the mix of patterned textiles. It keeps things fun without being too juvenile. The artwork picks up on the colors in the room and really pops because it's visually the busiest thing in the room. All of the major pieces in the room would work just as well for a preschooler as well as a teenager.
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Love this room!! Anyone know where the duvet cover is from? Love the bold stripes...
Yes, I have been looking for a duvet cover like this. Please do share! Also, I'm curious if the art piece is a canvas covered in IKEA fabric.
This seems too "big boy" for the little boy in the picture. I understand making changes that can grow with the child, but this seems more like a room for teenager.
Our little guy falls out of low profile beds on vacations, I can't imagine how many times he'd fall out of this one. It seems too high for us, and no bed rails. :(
Love the duvet as well!!
Call me old fashion but since when is it necessary for little boys and girls to have double beds? Seems a little indulgent to me. Yes - lovely room but a little too "big boy" for me too.
It's a duvet from Serena & Lily. The Rowan, I believe. Pottery Barn (adult) now has a similar one, not quite as large stripes though.
@siolof -- we expect to put our little baby girl into a double bed when she grows out of her toddler bed... that way when we have lots of overnight guests (which we do often) we have a place for them to sleep. (maybe it's rude to kick her out of her room, but maybe she'll find "camping out" on the floor to be an adventure?)
does anyone know the exact paint color in this room?? thanks in advance!