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By Alyssa Davis
When it comes to decorating a teen girl’s bedroom, some parents give their daughters complete reign over the room’s design. Others dictate every detail of the new design. The compromise is to select a room theme that is pleasing to both the teen and the parent. If you are looking for a fresh young room design that both parents and teen girls will love, check out the ideas below.
Plaid
One of the hottest trends for decorating a teen girl’s bedroom is the use of plaids. Instead of weighing down the look and feel of a teen’s bedroom with dark, heavy plaids, use lighter plaids. There are plaids that come in all different styles to make decorating a breeze. Whether the teen agrees to a pastel plaid or a neutral tone plaid, it is a great way to freshen up a bedroom and add some current style. Bedspreads, curtains and even upholstered furniture can be done in a plaid design. This will make the room appear more sophisticated but still youthful.
Trendy Metallics
Have no fear; there are ways to incorporate metallics into a room without creating a garish, gaudy space. Depending on the undertone of the metal selected, the walls should be painted white or gray for cool tones like silver and beige or chocolaty brown for warmer undertones found in gold or copper. Use coordinating fabrics for bedspreads and curtains while reserving the metallics for accents. For example, a plain brown curtain with a warm gold sheer curtain behind it would introduce the metallic color into the room while also tempering it with solid colors. Metallics can also come into play in lamp bases, alarm clocks, accent pillows, a chandelier and other small accessories in the room. The key is to decorate sparingly with metallics, but use them in such a way that they create a significant impact in the look and feel of the room. Your teen is sure to love this posh and sophisticated design idea.
Camouflage
Camouflage is not just for the military anymore. Introduce this fresh new look into your teen girl’s bedroom by choosing pink camouflage over the traditional green. This is a great way to enhance the bedroom of your less than girly girl while still recognizing her femininity. Pink camouflage is usually intertwined with shades of tan, brown or green. Pull those accent colors into the teen girl’s bedroom design by painting the walls a similar tan or adding a solid bedspread in one of the complementary colors. Your teen will be excited to have a room that is both fresh and exciting.
No matter how you choose to design your teen girl’s room, it is important to remember that her input it very valuable. Not only will the final room design by received more openly, but you may find her eager to help you in the decorating. A new teen bedroom design can result in some great parent-teen bonding time.
About the Author: Alyssa Davis is a prominent online author and specializes in green modern decor and Mexican metal wall art.
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