DIY Room Decor Low Cost

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Planning the decor for your home can be an exciting adventure, especially if you want to make things yourself rather than purchasing premade decorative items from stores. Making decor means you can put your own creative twist on each piece and in each room so it's as quickly, contemporary or conservative as you'd like. The design of a teenage girl's bedroom can vary greatly, depending on the interests and personality of the girl. Updating a girl's childhood bedroom to better reflect her current, young adult status will make the her feel more at home in her room and give her a room that is an expression of herself. Work closely with the teenage girl to come up with inspiration and then design a room that fits her best.

Many college students, particularly undergraduate female students, are looking for inexpensive ways to decorate their dorm rooms. They want simple projects that will bring a little cheer to their plain cinder block walls and beat up furniture. The good news is that there are numerous tutorials out there from photo frames to closet organization with something for everyone.

The Ideas that we present such as :
- Photo Frames and Displays
- Pillows and Bedding
- Desk Supplies
- Bulletin or Note Board
- Paint Chip Projects
- Wall Art
- Closet Organization
- Shelving / Storage
- Rugs / Mats
- Lighting

Walls
Create removable wall decals from contact paper, cutting out shapes such as trees, owls, mountains, favorite phrases or waves, boats and birds. Draw a design on the contact paper backing, remembering that it will be reversed when viewed from the front. Cut out your work with scissors, then apply it where you'd like on the wall by carefully smoothing the piece in place as you remove the backing. Use small bits to create custom wall borders for the ceiling or around a door, such as animal footprints.

Furnishings
Create a coffee table from a vintage trunk with a flat top, covering it with a reclaimed glass tabletop. The inside of the trunk can serve as storage space. Create a coffee or console table from a surfboard, two pairs of water or snow skis side by side, or an ornamental vintage wood door. Attach legs to any of these table tops by purchasing the legs from a home improvement store and bolting them in place, or by reusing an old metal frame from a table missing its glass top.

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