Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
Hello, Creatives! I'm sharing with you my latest creative home decorating project, my youngest daughter's new African jungle safari themed bedroom, complete with a new mural! The mural requests were: jungle themed and needs cheetahs and a python in it. The big paper mache tree was made a while ago in my girls' previous bedroom, but as they're growing older I felt they needed their own space and so a new bedroom was made free, and the tree found it's new location in this room. I have received many questions about the construction of the tree in the past so I will elaborate on the how-tos in a future blog post. I'd always dreamed of doing up my own kids rooms before we even had kids. The problem is they're so quickly growing and won't be kids for much longer, so I thought, it's now or never! My youngest used to have a pretty white iron bed, which didn't really fit into the new bedroom's theme. Husband wasn't keen to buy a new bed considering she had one already that was working perfectly fine. Then by a strange coincidence, a friend showed me a photo of the bed below at school one day saying she was getting rid of it, and would I like it, FOR FREE. She also threw in the green wool rug AND the 10 metres of white fabric. Friends that declutter are the best! Thanks, Steph! I tea-stained the fabric by soaking it in the washing machine with all of the tea bags from my canister brewed in boiling water and then tipped into the mix. After 24 hours of soaking, I put on a spin cycle. I didn't bother rinsing as I wanted to keep as much of the staining in as I could. I then sewed the fabric into a tent to fit over the bed. That sounds so simple, but it was blood, sweat, and tears! I remembered whilst sewing why I tried to con my Mum into making it for me, with no luck. (She is such a good sewer though, it would have been a piece of cake for her.) Someone feels right at home in her new safari tent bed. My daughter likes it too! :) The gorgeous snow leopard art print on the wall is by the super talented Sofia Moore. I absolutely love how it's a snow leopard, but it has prettiness about the illustration too. Because even though my little girl is into leopards and pythons (bats, lizards, and spooky movies) she is also very much into pink, sparkles, and pretty too! When my daughter saw this print, she made cutesy noises and wanted to cuddle the leopard :) The tree needed some paper mache repairs to it and a bit of fresh paint. It's big enough for a kid to sit and stand in, and the little 'windows' have ledges so that toys can sit in them. The kids can also peer out of them from the inside, too. Oh, hello there little tiger! The room is now perfect for my girl's ever-growing cat soft toy collection :) I didn't want to cover the whole wall with the mural, as I wanted some space for furniture underneath. A handmade mini tree ornament we found at the local Arts Market doubles as a jewellery holder. I found both the curtains and the vines on eBay for a steal. Other than buying a tonne of paint to cover the previously dark walls (about 5 freaking coats!), this project was pretty budget friendly. I recorded the whole painting of the mural in time lapse! Which you can see on my very first youtube video: The curtains were such a happy find. They are just cheap ones but they really compliment the room and fit the theme. Detail of a corner with some personalised touches below. My girl's treasured Steve Irwin shirt from the year she raised money for wildlife as a Wildlife Warrior, a little shadow box for collections (also from Steph), and a customised anime picture from a good friend. I also painted ombre walls in the colour of a pale African sky. (Which would have matched my original African plains theme, but whilst we were buying paint youngest informed me it needs to be jungle themed. Oh well, go with the flow!) I had such fun decorating this room! I have a lot of work ahead of me completing new bedroom #2 for my eldest daughter, my new studio (as we're doing a room swap), and the main bedroom that the husband and I have just moved into. Oh my! Almost makes me want to sit in bed and binge watch Netflix it's so overwhelming! The old suitcase used as a side table belonged to my Grandpa. A sentimental touch :) I hope you have enjoyed reading about our new African-jungle-safari themed kids room as much as I enjoyed making it. If you have any questions, please feel free to post them below. Cheers, Jules :)
Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
A DIY of a beautiful jungle room for animal-loving kids or adults alike. A Stylish room featuring a vine wall backdrop and wallpaper.
Safari animal print set, scandi nursery decor, jungle print, monkey print. Designed by me with love and attention to detail, this high quality print will make a perfect addition to a safari themed nursery, playroom or a kids bedroom. Printed by a professional printer on highest quality paper and shipped to your door! ***Please note this print comes UNFRAMED*** ***Printed on museum quality, long lasting matte 200gsm paper using archival quality inks*** ***MIX AND MATCH SETS AVAILABLE - PRINTED AND SHIPPED*** If you'd prefer to choose your own set of prints and have them shipped to you please visit the MIX & MATCH SETS section of my shop below: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/IndieAndBlue?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=26822340 Available in following sizes: - 6x8 inch - 8x10inch - A4 (21x29.7cm) - 11x14inch - A3 (29.7x42cm) - 12x16inch (30x40cm size available on request) - 16x20inch - A2 (42x59.4cm) - 18x24inch - 20x28inch (50x70cm) Browse my collection of safari prints here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/IndieAndBlue?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=36792947 Make sure to check out my other prints on: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/IndieAndBlue Original art print by IndieAndBlue
This Hakuna Matata wall art is perfect for any jungle theme nursery or kids bedroom. Great as a baby shower gift or new baby gift . Very popular at the moment for any animal lovers Each word measures approx 35cm - 40 cm long The photos shown are just examples of my work that I’ve done previously . Delivery Every order is shipped within the time frame given (most of the time is is 1-3 business days) and tracked. Tracking number is added to every order after shipping. Please keep an eye on it . If you are not home when the parcel arrives, it may have to be picked up from the local post office. Usually a card is left in your mailbox . If the card is not left and the package is waiting at the post office , you can pick it up providing them with your tracking number. Unpicked packages wait at the post office around 2 weeks and then they get sent back to me . There is a fee I get charged every time I have a returned package ($1.70 / £1.40). Packages that don’t get collected from the post office and packages that get sent to wrong / incomplete addresses given by customers will be shipped out again at an extra cost that includes the fee mentioned above. Please be reminded that estimated delivery is set based on previous experience but there may be delays (not from my part ) due to busy periods/ strikes etc that I cannot control
Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
Bring the tropical jungle vibes indoors with these Forest Theme Bedroom Ideas and enjoy a virtual safari in the comfort of your bed!
Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
{this is not my house} Are you ready for another tour of the Bachman's Ideas House? If you'd like, you can visit some from the past: spring 10, summer 10, holiday 10, spring 11, summer 11 & holiday 11. This house was built in the early 1920's & for Spring 2012 it was decorated with a Relaxing Renewal theme, with soft, muted tones of peachy pinks, calm blues, light greens and crisp whites. There are hundreds of creative home décor and entertaining ideas that burst with spring energy and renewal. It's all about relaxing, organizing, getting together with friends and watching things grow.... enjoy the tour... On the porch: vintage theater seats decorated with burlap letters that spell 'grow' metal sink used as a potting bench, egg shells as seed pots, toothpicks & page flags as plant markers In the dining room: hanging bottles with jewels added to lampshade to create chandelier, window valance made from table runner & clip-on tablecloth weights tall glass candle holders made from upside down vases, beans as decorative candle holder filler striped wallpaper made from tree wrap, hand-carved Hungarian dough bowls hung as wall art & used as planters In the sunroom: tall frosted glass vase turned into a table lamp oversized metal paperclip used as a napkin ring church pew used as table bench, crates used as rustic vase holders In the living room: coffee table made from a roof vent cover & mirror on a laundry basket base decorative tin panels, fabric, & lights added to built-in cabinets statement wall piece made from vintage ceiling tins & painted ceiling medallions with mirrors In the kitchen: newspaper as wallpaper & cupboard decor, swinging restroom doors used for wall decor & organization radiator turned into a shelving unit wire basket & plants as window valances In the main floor bathroom: collage of vintage-inspired mirrors In the stairwell: wall decor made from framed birch poles, permanent stems & canvases In the boy's bedroom: grass hut bed loft made from scrapped wood & thatching, grass path floor rug to bed made from grass mat light string made from coconuts, bamboo pieces cut into dresser handles, turtles with magnets as tic-tac-toe wall game elephant outside the window In the girl's bedroom: baby bathtub used for toy storage garden gate with metal flowers as headboards, hardware cabinet as nightstand magnet boards made from cabinet doors spools used as drawer pulls, storage bin labels made from floral candle rings & stenciled fabric quilt hoops as wall frames & bulletin board children's chairs used as wall shelves In the upstairs bathroom: permanent greens fashioned as a window valance, wine bottles filled with colored water & permanent floral stems placed in window In the stairwell: vase mobile made from bundled birch In the den: wheelbarrow cart as a coffee table, lamp shade frame embellished with keys windowpanes turned into decorative bulletin board decorative papier-mache globes inspirational bulletin board made from an oversized frame & layered burlap, coin purses as wall-mounted storage pockets barn door hung on wall slides to hide TV wall shelves made of books hand-painted window drapes made with decorative paint roller (wood grain print) In the master bedroom: headboard made from a wall painting & garden trellis, salvaged tin nightstands, fireplace screen & vintage photos as wall art window frame as standing mirror writing desk made from sawhorse legs & salvaged wood with postcards under glass, vase trio as pencil holder jewelry organizer made from wall frames & iron twigs ceiling light fixture made from garden orb & permanent floral stems Outside... I hope you get a chance to visit this Spring 2012 Ideas House, it's open until April 15th, 2012 PS Summer 12 Patio Ideas Center will be June 16-July 15, 2012 Fall 12 Ideas House Sept 13-Oct 7, 2012 Holiday 12 Ideas House Nov 8-Dec 16, 2012
Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
Jenny Davis and her husband, Cory, have rented this one-bedroom, 650-square-foot apartment for 15 years. See how they've accommodated the space for their three kids, pet cat, and bearded dragon(!).
If your kids are into everything camo, hunting and military….. look no further! Here is a collection of the coolest camouflage decor for kids! Deck out your kids room in high style with these fun & practical room accessories. Bedding, wall decals, lamps & rugs make turning a room into a Army bunker easy….and this collection makes it easy gift-giving to! If your kiddo loves this look then you are going to have a blast picking out the perfect accessories! or is it really for you? It’s cool adults love camo more than the kids so this collection will have plenty of grown up stuff just for you too! If you kid has lots of interest you can easily add in some military gear, dinosaurs or even some wild animals to this theme to really make it feel custom. Turn those simple walls into something remarkable with well placed cargo netting or some cool wall decals. The sky is the limit on how involved you want the room to be in this fun theme. Getting started…Paint those walls in camo! If you going to a full room makeover I would strip down the walls & add a fresh coat of paint. You’ll want a semi-gloss so it’s easy to clean with those sticky kids touching all the walls. If your kids are past that stage a flat paint may give you more of an Army feel…it’s a dull finish. Flat is also easy to touch up & blends well with the old paint Here’s a guide to picking the right kind of paint. The color is pretty open but I would stick with light browns, greens or even a darker green….yellow could work but not as well. Think of how great that army netting will look over a tan color! Just stay away from the brighter colors…neon green will not be a good look. If you need to fix up any holes (you have boys you know there will be holes!) this will give you a quick DIY fix.
Discover creative and vibrant decorating ideas for children's bedrooms. Explore themes like jungle adventure, underwater exploration, and space station dreamland to inspire and delight your child. Transform their space into a realm of imagination and fun.
Step into an enchanted woodland retreat with these 20+ forest bedroom ideas that bring the wonder of nature indoors.
