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Home Decor: 5 Decorating Ideas for Kids

Submitted by Eric Stromer
Is your kid begging for a bedroom revamp of his teddy bear bedroom, even though you know he'll completely change his mind again next year? Increase the odds you won't be RE-redecorating anytime soon by letting him design his own bedroom! Instead of imposing your own home decor ideas, simply offer a guiding hand and give him the opportunity to design his own space. And if you keep it cheap with these home decor tips, next time he decides his room is totally un-cool.

Look for these easy-to-find, easy-to-change items during your hunt for new kids' bedroom decor:
  • Poster Frames: Dress up her bare walls with framed posters! It's a simple, cheap way to jazz up her bedroom decor—and they're super easy to swap out. Plus, you'll be surprised at how chic Justin Beiber can look beneath a black frame.
  • Reversible Comforters: If your kid's Barneycomforter is bringin' him down, pick up a brand new, budget-friendly comforter. Reversible styles will let him change his bed's color scheme through his various "phases"—just wait 'til his teen years. You'll see.
  • Cool String-lights: Your kid will love the vibe a few sets of cool string-lights can give his bedroom. Whether you stick to traditional holiday lights or opt for something groovier, we guarantee they'll make it all the way to college—'cause what's a dorm room without string-lights?
  • Shelving: Placing high shelves around your kid's room is a fab way to display all of his favorite keepsakes—from trophies to favorite books to his stinkiest, most beloved cap.
  • Funky Area Rugs: You know how home decor magazines always say area rugs can define a space? The same holds true for your kid's bedroom! A shaggy rug and a few throw pillows can transform a corner from clutter collector to chill zone. Plus, it'll make an ultra comfy place to hit the books!


Decorating kids' rooms doesn't have to be a battle of wills. Some guidance and simple, interchangeable decor will let him change his bedroom as often as he changes his mind. Not to mention, save your wallet!
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