subject: Planning For Kids Bedroom Design | Kids Bedroom Design [print this page] It seems only yesterday that my nine year old niece loved everything to do with Disney characters. In fact her room was filled with Disney wall murals, bedspreads, unlimited stuffed toys. Then almost overnight she suddenly decided that it was time to shed off the Mickey Mouse dcor for the "New Moon" dcor. That meant a lot of Edward and Bella pictures splashed all over the the walls, beds and even the comforter. While planning out the bedroom designs for tweens, it is essential that you understand that your kid now wants something that reflects his or her own personality, interests and style. Here are some tweens bedroom design ideas to help you on your way to a perfect room makeover for your kid. More on bedroom decor.Designs with Geometric Shapes: Colorful stripes, polka dots and various other geometric shapes look great for any tween bedroom. Moreover, this trendy and fresh retro theme works better than a movie themed dcor which might look quite boring once the craze has worn off. For bedroom wall designs you can have a pink base with punchy orange polka dots or a mix of large red and white dots floating all over the space. You can either have them painted or just get wall dcor transfer stickers. In addition to this, there are a range of bright and colorful bedding sets and rugs with all types of geometric designs. To this dcor add a funky touch by getting some cool lamp clocks or polka dots wall clocks.Retro Designs: A retro flower power tween room can spice up any dull and drab space. Murals done up in the 70s style with splashy large orange flowers on a brown background, wild abstract geometric shapes and neon paisleys work great for a tween girls's room. Choose a bedding in hot pinks and purples, chartreuse, orange, and yellow. For adding more pizzazz to the room add, flower-shaped carpets and wall stickers to create the perfect retro look.Rock and Roll: If your little one has developed a love for music and has just started collecting CDs and even picked up a guitar, then you can decorate his room keeping his music obsession in mind. For the walls consider a neutral shade that you can cover up with framed posters of his favorite bands or artwork. A black wall is a great way of giving the bedroom a hardcore rock feel. Decorate the walls with autographed pictures and old album covers or even real instruments bought from a second hand market store. Black, red, purple or black-and-white checkered prints work great for the bedding. Of course do not forget to make room for a large entertainment system to play his favorite albums.
