how should i design my room? ok so my dad and some other workers (including me ) are building a house we started three years ago and it is almost done a get my own room (well half a room) what should i do with it)
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Having your own space is exciting, especially after putting so much work into building the house. I’d focus on making the room feel personal with good lighting, storage, and things that match your hobbies. After the construction is finished, a good cleaning service https://homecleaningservicesinrochesterny.com/pittsford-ny/ can also help make the new space feel fresh and ready to decorate.
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If you want to feel calm, then I suggest colors like blue, purple, green, and turquoise. If you want a 'teenager' room, then I think the current popular colors are purple, orange, yellow, and pink. Some cool ideas for walls are...
-Paint an area with chalkboard paint: you'll be able to write with chalk on your wall and erase it afterwards
-Pant a wall black, then cover it with glow in the dark stars in the forms of constellations
-Have a white wall so you can bring projectors See More in and show movies (my dad did that in our basement)
-Paint an area with chalkboard paint: you'll be able to write with chalk on your wall and erase it afterwards
-Pant a wall black, then cover it with glow in the dark stars in the forms of constellations
-Have a white wall so you can bring projectors See More in and show movies (my dad did that in our basement)
Here is what some colors mean:
Red activates passion and makes your heart beat faster.
Orange stimulates brain activity and increases oxygen in the brain, as well as causing you to feel warmer.
Yellow is associated with youth and childhood, and it can make you feel energetic.
Green is a relaxing color that has a healing 'power', and it represents money and safety.' See More
Blue activates creativity and intelligence, makes you feel cooler (temperature wise), and suppresses appetite.
Violet combines the calmness of blue and the power of red, as well as the feelings of mystery, royalty, power, and luxury.
Black might cause a feeling of depression, and it represents death and power; it fits well with almost any color.
White inspires feelings of cleanness and freshness, along with instilling peaceful feelings.
Red activates passion and makes your heart beat faster.
Orange stimulates brain activity and increases oxygen in the brain, as well as causing you to feel warmer.
Yellow is associated with youth and childhood, and it can make you feel energetic.
Green is a relaxing color that has a healing 'power', and it represents money and safety.' See More
Blue activates creativity and intelligence, makes you feel cooler (temperature wise), and suppresses appetite.
Violet combines the calmness of blue and the power of red, as well as the feelings of mystery, royalty, power, and luxury.
Black might cause a feeling of depression, and it represents death and power; it fits well with almost any color.
White inspires feelings of cleanness and freshness, along with instilling peaceful feelings.
If you would like a room that is mostly relaxing, then this design would be good (I'm going to sound bossy :) sorry):
Have a rug that is either green, blue, or purple, and have it cover the floor. Paint your walls with either of the two colors that you didn't use for the rug. If possible, your curtains should be the remaining color. Put your bed coming out from See More one wall. Have a beanbag in one color, along with a cool lamp, some short bookshelves, or baskets. Put your favorite books on the bookshelves or in the basket. If you like, replace the beanbag with a cool rug measuring approximately 4'x4'. Put some throw pillows on the rug, and maybe a stuffed animal or body pillow. Make sure it's comfortable and that you have enough books, drawing pads, or drawing utensils. Then, have an end table in one corner. Put a stereo or radio on it. You can get some CDs of cool and calming music to put in the radio.
Have a rug that is either green, blue, or purple, and have it cover the floor. Paint your walls with either of the two colors that you didn't use for the rug. If possible, your curtains should be the remaining color. Put your bed coming out from See More one wall. Have a beanbag in one color, along with a cool lamp, some short bookshelves, or baskets. Put your favorite books on the bookshelves or in the basket. If you like, replace the beanbag with a cool rug measuring approximately 4'x4'. Put some throw pillows on the rug, and maybe a stuffed animal or body pillow. Make sure it's comfortable and that you have enough books, drawing pads, or drawing utensils. Then, have an end table in one corner. Put a stereo or radio on it. You can get some CDs of cool and calming music to put in the radio.
on March 04, 2015
If you would like a room that has room to play, then it would be good to have this design:
One wall painted white; the others painted blue. Use duct tape as a "stencil" to outline an area on one of the blue walls. Paint inside the duct tape with chalkboard paint, and take the tape off. Maybe have a shelf underneath the chalkboard so you can have a little decorative See More bucket (find these at Target and craft stores) to hold chalk and an eraser. Hardwood floors might be best if you're thinking of playing with figures that need to stand upright; maybe you would want a yellow or orange shag rug in one corner. A desk might be along one wall, and your bed along another. (That is important: have your bed ALONG A WALL; this simulates a feeling of open space.
One wall painted white; the others painted blue. Use duct tape as a "stencil" to outline an area on one of the blue walls. Paint inside the duct tape with chalkboard paint, and take the tape off. Maybe have a shelf underneath the chalkboard so you can have a little decorative See More bucket (find these at Target and craft stores) to hold chalk and an eraser. Hardwood floors might be best if you're thinking of playing with figures that need to stand upright; maybe you would want a yellow or orange shag rug in one corner. A desk might be along one wall, and your bed along another. (That is important: have your bed ALONG A WALL; this simulates a feeling of open space.
on March 04, 2015
on March 04, 2015
on March 04, 2015