Help decorating <span title="rooms!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?">rooms!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...</span>

Question

i need help decorating my 10 year old girls room i have looked at stuff online at walmart and target but she dose not like anything can you please give me ideas i need help

Answer 1

It can be very hard to get her to decide based on a photo online. Take her to JoAnn&#039;s Fabrics and look at the fleece selections that they have. Fleece doesn&#039;t have to have hems sewn into them, you can just cut off the ends and salvage. She will fall in love with a lot of them! Both of my girls love their fleece blankets! Once she chooses one that she likes buy 3 or more yards of the fleece. 2 yards to be used for a blanket and the last yard for a pillow sham. I&#039;ve included a link for a coupon. Then buy her a plain colored comforter with sheets. Domestications has a good variety, at low prices. They even have bed-in-a-bag sets that are a good value. Pick a color or two from the fleece to paint the walls. If the fleece has a theme buy a couple of items to go with that. She&#039;ll love it and you&#039;ll be happy!

In a year or two she will be ready for a tweenage girls room!  

Answer 2

try disney character stuff

Answer 3

It would help if you gave a few hints about your daughter but I&#039;ll try anyway...my daughter was 10 not too long ago.

At that age my little girl was into anything sparkly and kinda grown-up (not over the top) so I tried to do her room in a way that made her feel that way. I bought a couple cool lamps from Ikea to hang by her desk &amp; put on her nightstand and a burgundy mosquito net with sparkly beads to hang over the bed. I dressed up the bed with colorful duvet and a ton of &quot;fancy&quot; throw pillows...the more beads and glitter the better. I found some funky (and cheap) pictures at Ikea too. Lastly, I got her a big cork board and a polaroid camera so she could take pictures of her friends and pets and put them on the board. She seemed to have a lot of fun finding things to put on the board and arranging things in just her way. It also made her room &quot;hers&quot;.

I probably spent $150 total and, although her room was &quot;decorated&quot; it wasn&#039;t so permanent that it couldn&#039;t be changed or updated a year or so later when she was ready for a new look.