In making an old Hollywood, nostalgia-theme bedroom, interior designer and founder Button atelierBritney button, pointing to an overroaching target: Bohemian, to create delicateness. The button recommends pink and green splashes throughout the room color palette. She says, “Providing a guard rail with design and style is a way to ensure that the end result seems harmonious with the rest of the house,” she says.
Start with bohemian-inspired bed
Simple, solid bed adds tenderness to space and avoids competing with the rest of the decoration. “Choosing a muted mint duve with tasel detailing allows for a bohemian and youth spirit,” says button. White sheets are classic, and they easily elevate a teenage room. A mounting teenager requires a large bed, and the button is chosen to include a queen -shaped bed in a soft, glamorous space painted above. He chose a memory foam Hybrid mattressWhich mixes the classic incent design with contour foam for proper spinal alignment.
“The purpose was to promote a kind of intimacy within the space,” button, which takes into account the natural light when choosing the ratan headboard, which allows the light to pass. He chose elegant wall sconces to serve Bedside lamp And to allow more of that natural light to shine through the sheer curtain. He also chose a floral-inspired fan with a pendant for overhead lighting.
Keep the style light and ventilated
To achieve glamorous, old Hollywood aesthetics, keep the furniture light and breezy. “I picked up a rattan headboard, as it lends a kind of delicateness in space,” says button. Powf in the bed of the bed can allow extra seating, and when friends come out to walk out they can be easily moved around the space. Glass and gold nightstands add a lux touch without taking a lot of visual space, and a retro rotary phone can offer an indifferent finishing touch.
Inspired by game
Design: Jenny Slingerland; Photo: John Woodcock
Calling all football lovers: It is possible to design a place that is inspired by a teenager’s love for the game, while the room grows with them. “We chose black walls and a neutral color palette to keep things timeless,” says interior designer and founder Jenny Slingerland, then included her love of games through artwork and decoration. ” Black ink interiorsShe styled in space. When thinking through this design style in your home, she recommends playing with accent colors and accessories to reflect the foundation of the teenager, to collect the foundation of the room to complement the rest of the house.
Include team spirit in bed
The classic bed with colored accents in the spirit of a favorite team is far more mature and is understood than the themed bed, which can shorten a room. For teenagers who are heavy in athletics, a mattress that provides adequate recovery is important. Look for a mattress that supports your teenager’s favorite sleeping position – like Side sleeping—And provides a lot of support.
Ground room with timeless furniture
Furniture often underlines your teen’s taste and interests for a long time, so Slingerland recommends investing in basic pieces that may grow with them. She opted for natural wooden finish and a neutral upholstered bed frame, which suits about any color palette when your teenager essentially wants to switch things.
Display current interests through decoration
Decoration is the place where a teenager can actually express his personal style, favorite sports team or current interests, so make it fun and personal. “Look for ways to lay down in your hobbies and preferences through things such as artwork, accessories and beds,” says Slingerland. Also, relax them and add a bedside lamp with the bottom wind desk lamp For late night studies. These types of decoration items are inexpensive to change even when the time comes.
Moody and sophisticated
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Interior Design | Ydc designDesign: Rose Prano, YDC Design; Photo: Mike Van Tassel
