A random collection of boy's rooms.

It's all about the boys on Father's Day.
And for anyone who's struggling to find inspiration for decorating a lad's room, take a look at these...

 thebooandtheboy

 desiretoinspire

 domino

 handmadecharlotte

 handmadecharlotte

 kotivinkki

 liveloudgirl

 stylemepretty

 thedesignfiles

wooninspiratie

PInk, gold and tropical...a girly room theme.

It must be Summer...tropical-themed interior accessories have been filling the shops in recent weeks...but it's all a little bit 'colour-overload' for me..!
How about something more subdued with just a hint of vintage Hollywood style...

Images...1...stylemepretty 2...ohsolovely 3...designseeds 4...forrent 5...pinterest 6...houzz  7. sweetpeaandwillow 

Kid's room bedside tables.

A simple storage unit next to the bed for treasured possessions, favourite books and a comforting nightlight...what's not to love!

 babyccinokids

 chasingsunshine

 cyrillus

 decopeques

 elskeleenstra

 foreverlove

 insideout

 popsugar

 sawyerberson

 transitoinicial

vtwonen

An industrial-style kid's room using 'Feathers'.

When I first saw this 'Feathers' wallpaper from Mini Moderns it was a struggle not to think of a 'cowboys and indians' themed kid's room.
However, I've resisted the obvious and come up with this...

1. 'Feathers' wallpaper in Lido, Mini Moderns
2. Image found at DesignSponge
3. Vintage metal locker, Pamono
4. Storage baskets, Ferm Living
5. Striped rug, Maine Cottage
6. Illustration, find similar at Etsy

So its a woodland theme for royal baby Charlotte...

Or so I've heard...through various media channels...Princess Charlotte's nursery is based on a woodland theme. That's as much as I know though so I've come up with my take on it...

1... I'd start with this birch tree wallpaper (find similar at Cole and Son). It looks hand-drawn, just like an illustration from a child's story book...or, if I could find the time, patience or a professional mural artist, I'd create my own design...like this...

keltainen

2... And what about a little den for Prince George to play in while he's waiting for his little sister to grow up a bit...try Cox and Cox.

3... I found the wooden fox baby rattles on Etsy...oh, how I love etsy...and would probably scatter a few Donna Wilson woodland animal toys too...

4... I'd choose a simply-styled cot from Oeuf...this one's called 'Sparrow'...how apt for a woodland theme!

5... And I can just imaging a small table surrounded by these delightful little bambi chairs...

6... Finally...I'd add soft furnishings and bedding in a complimentary design...try Fine Little Day.

Yep!...that's how I'd do it...what about you?

Random baby nurseries...

Don't go looking for a theme running through these cute nurseries...there isn't one!
Apart from the fact they caught my eye in some random, appealing way...so please, enjoy...

cotemaison

 bolig

 decordemon

 designinvogue

 designsponge

 homedit

 

 solebich

 styleestate

thedesignfiles

Three easy ways to add dots and spots to a kid's room.

Whenever I see dotty decorations in a kid's room it makes me think of confetti at a summer wedding; brightly coloured discs of celebration swirling around the happy couple...putting everyone in a good mood...so what better way to cheer up a kid's room.

If you're competent at hanging wallpaper, or know someone who is, create a spotty wall behind the bed or in an alcove. Try Harlequin's neutral design for a casual finish in a nursery or go bold with gold glitter-effect spots from Spoonflower...my favourite!

 yellowtrace

 sfgirlbybay

 pinsta

Or try a more 'random' finish using a stencil...the Stencil Library has loads of dotty designs...but you could always make your own...

 etsy

 petitandsmall

mommodesign

And finally...wall stickers!
Probably the easiest option of them all...and the least messy!!!
Again, you can either buy them ready to stick to the wall...or try making them yourself...

 etsy

 etsy

bouf