The room needed to be painted so we got on the Pinterest to start looking for room inspiration and before we knew it, we had an entire board of teenage bedroom ideas. You can view our teenage room ideas here. The Lil’Nanny decided that a turquoise and black “glam” theme was her style, and I began pulling it all together.
Here’s the big reveal…
The focal point of every room is the bed so we found a reasonably priced black damask quilt at the Steinmarts. Those large rectangle pillows on the bed are actually dog beds, but I didn’t know that when I bought them. Not exactly as classy sounding as euro shams, but they do the trick. The mirror and decorative pillows are from Homegoods. Homegoods is my happy place. Sheets are from Walmart, gray blanket is from Target.
Another view of the bed.
We got her this black vanity for Christmas. My favorite part of buying this vanity was that it’s from Big Lots, and I needed to pick it up when I was out Christmas shopping with Alicia and Sumer. I’m not sure that Alicia had ever been to Big Lots before so I’m always glad to expose her to a new high class shopping destination. Sumer was like a kid in a candy store because they don’t have good Big Lots shopping in Addis Ababa.
This was the dresser that we bought at Unfinished Furniture Mega Mart before she was born. CraftiMama and I picked this dresser out, painted it white, and lined the drawers with baby shower wrapping paper (do people still do this?) five days before I delivered the Lil’Nanny. It’s held up well, so I painted it glossy black and glammed it up with some crystal knobs we found at Homegoods.
A ruffle curtain from Target
We found this chalkboard wall sticker thing (Kohls) for the door. I thought I was going to leave her fun notes of inspiration like clean your room, clean the bathroom, wash your sheets, etc., but she had other ideas.
Our final project ended up being one of my favorite things in the room. I bought this wood sign at the Pottery Barn Outlet years ago for the Medium Nanny’s room. We weren’t using it anymore, but I always kept it because I knew that I could repurpose it.
My inspiration idea came from Pinterest via the Susan Harris Blog. She makes and sells word signs on her blog.
If you don’t know this song, you should. You can listen to it here. Whenever I’m getting my craft on, I can’t help but think of my CraftiMama. My first instinct at completion is to send her a text. This was our primary means of communication the last couple years so I could always count on her for an honest opinion, and a you need to add ________. She would have definitely suggested more bling. This sign and this song is a reminder that oh, how He does love us especially when our hearts are broken.
I’m thankful for craft paint, a teenage girl, and fun glamour rooms…it’s cheaper than therapy! Happy Tuesday!
4 comments:
It is fabulous!!!
Very chic! Now, to get my husband to let me do this to our bedroom : )
Love her room! Love all the loving touches you added!! LOVE that song! My 4 year old used to love it when he was 2! Something so sweet about hearing those words out of a child!
I love that bedding!
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