For my segment on Studio 5, I used an example of a young adult room for a boy & for a girl.
{CLICK HERE} for the tutorial on how to make the computer keyboard mirror
{CLICK HERE} for the tutorial on how to make subway art without a Cricut or Silhouette machine
The girl's room was created by my friend Lisa. I love the rustic/global feeling this space evokes. {CLICK HERE} for the original room tour.
My Tips for Designing a Young Adult Room
First the boy's room. When my son returned from his mission, I wanted to surprise him with a "new" room. This was actually more of a necessity than a luxury, because we had used his room for storage while he was gone & it was a catastrophe needed help. {CLICK HERE for the original post about it.} I used some DIY elements & a few sentimental ideas to create a vibe that was masculine, but didn't take itself too seriously.
{CLICK HERE} for the tutorial on how to make the computer keyboard mirror
{CLICK HERE} for the tutorial on how to make subway art without a Cricut or Silhouette machine
The girl's room was created by my friend Lisa. I love the rustic/global feeling this space evokes. {CLICK HERE} for the original room tour.
My Tips for Designing a Young Adult Room
- Try to use things they can take with them when they leave home
- Create a sense of sophistication without loosing the element of fun - a little whimsy is still a good thing
- DIY wherever possible {I think I may be "preaching to the choir" here!}
- Use resources like Ikea & Home Goods for linens if you don't want to make them yourself
- And finally, my tip for any kid's room - design with the next five years in mind. Make it something they can grow into & be happy for a long time.
You are so darn cute!! Great job, and I love the keyboard frame idea!
ReplyDeleteAw, Pam your sweet comment made my day. Thank you for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle