Q. So i can repaint it, i painted it not to long ago, its now a frosty lemon yellow, im fine with that it looks cool(:
But i hate my room :(
im 12, and its way to small for a 12 yr old! it has one window, a bed with ugly sheets, a tall (which makes it ugly :\ for me) thing that has 3 drawers and 3 huge shelfs, a dresser for clothes, a VERY cluttered closet, a huge desk, that has my tv on it with a drawer that has my dvd player, and then its all cluttered in there.
I hate it! it also has no personality, a poster, which i dont like :\, and 3 quotes i put on paper (yes thats how desperate i was for personaility in my room :\)
IDEAS?
Maybe i could ask for money to decorate my room or something?
Yes they are matching
What color is your bedding, trim, furniture, curtain and flooring.
Bedding well, idk, im going out otmorrow to get new blue covers, and light blue sheets
Trim: white
Fruniture: The matching set thing is natural color brown (looks like tree bark, but light brown) and white
Curtain: white
Floor: Blue
I think the bed is like a twin.. or something.
But i hate my room :(
im 12, and its way to small for a 12 yr old! it has one window, a bed with ugly sheets, a tall (which makes it ugly :\ for me) thing that has 3 drawers and 3 huge shelfs, a dresser for clothes, a VERY cluttered closet, a huge desk, that has my tv on it with a drawer that has my dvd player, and then its all cluttered in there.
I hate it! it also has no personality, a poster, which i dont like :\, and 3 quotes i put on paper (yes thats how desperate i was for personaility in my room :\)
IDEAS?
Maybe i could ask for money to decorate my room or something?
Yes they are matching
What color is your bedding, trim, furniture, curtain and flooring.
Bedding well, idk, im going out otmorrow to get new blue covers, and light blue sheets
Trim: white
Fruniture: The matching set thing is natural color brown (looks like tree bark, but light brown) and white
Curtain: white
Floor: Blue
I think the bed is like a twin.. or something.
Answer
I have questions before I can answer...
Is you furniture a matching set.
What color is your bedding, trim, furniture, curtain and flooring.
What size is the bed.
Measure the room please.
Ok you have alot of BIG STUFF in the room. The Blue will off set the yellow nicely. In the tall dresser (armoire) Put the TV and the DVD player inside. Then start bagging up stuff to go sleep in the basement. Make sense of what you bag up. Clothing that dosen't fit.. Summer clothing you can't wear now. Toys...do dads. Keep 3 old friends. Games you don't play anymore go out. Remove ALL the other decoration for now. Everything. Make a box of your things that you had laying around your room that serve no function and select 4 - the others get stored. If you find you are missing something bring that one thing in. If you really are itching for some things after that rotate your items meaning put the ones you selected away to replace the ones you are bringing in.
Take a cold hard look at your room. A few large items will look better then 99 little ones. Head to a thrift shop and pick up some old frames. Then to the craft shop. Grab paint the color of the new bedding and paint the frames. ( Loose the wierd old pictures in the old frames) http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/05fleamarket08092010.jpg Take the quotes you printed and mount them on thick card board. Then place them in the frames on the wall. Get a BIG basket in white in there put things that get tossed around your room like your back pack and cover it with a piece of fabric. If mom can sew or you can cover pillows with the same fabric. You can even make the pillows in letters. Just stuff them with polyfil. Add a furry trim around the pillows.
Seriously the trick here is a few large nice items out. Something on top of the tall dresser too. Ask mom for help if you need I'm sure she will be happy to work with you.
I have questions before I can answer...
Is you furniture a matching set.
What color is your bedding, trim, furniture, curtain and flooring.
What size is the bed.
Measure the room please.
Ok you have alot of BIG STUFF in the room. The Blue will off set the yellow nicely. In the tall dresser (armoire) Put the TV and the DVD player inside. Then start bagging up stuff to go sleep in the basement. Make sense of what you bag up. Clothing that dosen't fit.. Summer clothing you can't wear now. Toys...do dads. Keep 3 old friends. Games you don't play anymore go out. Remove ALL the other decoration for now. Everything. Make a box of your things that you had laying around your room that serve no function and select 4 - the others get stored. If you find you are missing something bring that one thing in. If you really are itching for some things after that rotate your items meaning put the ones you selected away to replace the ones you are bringing in.
Take a cold hard look at your room. A few large items will look better then 99 little ones. Head to a thrift shop and pick up some old frames. Then to the craft shop. Grab paint the color of the new bedding and paint the frames. ( Loose the wierd old pictures in the old frames) http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/05fleamarket08092010.jpg Take the quotes you printed and mount them on thick card board. Then place them in the frames on the wall. Get a BIG basket in white in there put things that get tossed around your room like your back pack and cover it with a piece of fabric. If mom can sew or you can cover pillows with the same fabric. You can even make the pillows in letters. Just stuff them with polyfil. Add a furry trim around the pillows.
Seriously the trick here is a few large nice items out. Something on top of the tall dresser too. Ask mom for help if you need I'm sure she will be happy to work with you.
Where is the manufacturers label located on bedroom furniture?
Glenn A
I have a mid-century bedroom set and I'm curious to know who the manufacturer was.
Answer
On furniture, unless it's upholstered furniture, there isn't a label per say. Usually, a furniture manufacturer will stamp or burn their label on the underside of tables, on the backing of armoires and dressers, etc.
On furniture, unless it's upholstered furniture, there isn't a label per say. Usually, a furniture manufacturer will stamp or burn their label on the underside of tables, on the backing of armoires and dressers, etc.
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