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Childrens Bedroom Furniture - It's What Dreams Are Made Of

Pages from story books and twinkling fairylands, forests waiting to be explored and beaches to lounge on; all are waiting to envelope your child in a world of dreams and imagination. No these aren’t sections of a theme park they’re children’s bedroom themes. And when filled with coordinating furniture they become sanctuaries and play areas for your little ones.

Of course children need quality furniture that is just their size and made just for them. And since a person spends about one third of their life in bed you’ll want to get them started early with simple and fun childrens bedroom furniture that they will enjoy.

Bunk beds, futons, wood or wire head and foot boards all are ways to make your child’s room uniquely them. Add matching dressers at the perfect height and your child will love dressing themselves every day. You don’t have to start with a bed when decorating your child’s room. You could start with a bright rug and find coordinating pieces or let your child’s hobbies dictate the style of their room. If they like to catch and study insects maybe a bug room or if they love looking at the stars try an outer space theme with a rocket bed and aliens on the wall. Don’t be afraid to mix bright colors and crazy patterns because your children are only young once and their room should be a place filled with fun and laughter.

When shopping for childrens bedroom furniture you often have to make treks to specialty stores because large furniture stores simply do not carry a large selection. Instead of wasting time and gas money dragging yourself all over town try shopping online. You can see a large selection of furniture for children of every age and have the convenience of shopping from the comfort of your own home. All it takes is a few clicks of the mouse and your new childrens bedroom furniture is on its way to your door.

Choose from industrial metal locker themes pieces like beds, desks and dressers for the school aged kid or try wonderfully shabby chic white furniture accented with pale pinks and greens for a little girl. Have a little boy? Try trucks or planes for a room filled with rip-roaring adventure.

No matter what your likes are or your child’s likes are there is childrens bedroom furniture that will match them. Make sure your child keeps their sense of wonder with a bedroom outfitted just for them with their favorite things. They can be camping in a dark forest, sailing the high seas or ruling their castle as a princess. Maybe your child loves art or maybe they want to be a ballerina. Encourage them to indulge in their interests and follow their dreams with a bedroom filled with almost magical and charming furniture. With a little inspiration and a room of their own your child will be ready to take on the world, one day at a time. Isn’t it time to play?

Jennifer Akre, a successful business owner of numerous furniture and decor sites, provides the online shopper information on childrens furniture while searching for the perfect bedroom furniture and contemporary bedroom furniture.

Collection of Bedroom Furniture.

OY SUZANI!!!

 

 

 

Sweet Artie, the voice behind Color Outside The Lines,  emailed me some pictures last week, saying he thought I would enjoy them.  Well, thanks Artie, you were right – though the word “like” is actually an understatement.     On so many levels – these photos present endless opportunities  to look, admire, critique, devour, learn, remember but certainly, not forget.    So enjoy!  And thank you Artie.  I owe you one!!

 

 

 

 

 

Down a long brick drive, through wooden doors and a gate house, you enter the property.

 

It is big, and it is old, very old.  There are also two guest houses and an underground garage for 15 cars.   The property is large – suffice it to say.

 

The walls are white, the floors are black herringbone wood, and notice that the doors are painted black too.   The architecture is Mediterranean.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

No one lives here.  The house has been completely furnished so that potential owners might imagine how it would look to live here.  It’s called “staging.”  This is an example of mega-staging to the nth degree.

 

 

The main room is all red, really, really red!   The carpet is a huge piece of seagrass, which shows how much color and texture seagrass actually adds to a room.  The golden rug becomes the second major color here, after the red.

 

The living room is large enough for three separate seating groups.    There are many Moroccan inspired accent pieces of furniture, along with English antiques.  Suzanis cover the large sofas.   Blue and white porcelains are accents.  This room sets the color theme for the entire property.  Almost every room has a touch of red, golden-beige, black and blue  & white.  

 

I think whether you like this room or not, will be highly personal.  It has started to grow on me, actually.   But I do feel that if some of the upholstery was covered in white, or the beige, it would have given the eye a place to rest.    Right now, all the red makes it hard to appreciate the antiques and the subtleties in the room.   

 

 

The dining room is a respite from all the red – done in blues with again, the seagrass and the chairs’ caning playing a major roll in the color scheme.   Dyed grasscloth covers the walls.    Notice the   touch of red shows up in the painting!  Perfection!

 

 

The breakfast room brings back the red and the mother-of-pearl furniture.  Ikats and stripes make up the curtains.  Again, the seagrass and the grasscloth tone down the bright reds.  There are actually two breakfast rooms in the house.

 

 

The adjoining kitchen is nice and white with marble and light blue walls.   Again, everything is high contrast between white and black.

 

The family room is next to the second breakfast room.    More suzanis – on the sofa and made into pillows.  

 

The family room again – notice the blue walls, how warm they actually are, which is nice shade to mix with reds.  My favorite item in the room?  The red lanterns on the mantel!  I love those!

 

 

The library:  Ahhhhh.   You can relax now.   Imagine if the big living area was done in these colors instead of the red, so much more restful!  I love this room.   The plain seagrass has been replaced by Starke’s diamond pattern in the library.   I love the patterned curtains and the pillows.   Beautiful!

 

Another view, showing the card playing area. 

 

 

 

The upstairs family room is white, black and beige, again – with zebra and blue & white accents.  The blue and white porcelains are a running them throughout the house.   Symmetry symmetry.                            

 

 

One of the bedrooms has red accents and a Moroccan theme with more of the mother-of-pearl furniture.  This red is more of a persimmon shade than the truer red downstairs.

 

 

Indienne cloth covers a skirted table.   Again, the rug provides the calming color against the high contrast of the red, black and white.

 

 

Another of the bedrooms with the light blues.  Seeing a color theme yet? 

 

 

 

The upstairs library has the white upholstery again which pops against the dark floors and the wood paneling.

 

The master bedroom is the most calming room in the house.  Warm blue, not quite an aqua, with beige carpet, and white and black accents.   Notice the perfect symmetry on the window wall – the small frame above each French door, the sconces and chairs  flanking the middle door. 

 

 

I love the framed wallpaper panels that flank the bed and the touches of ikat fabric.  I just love this bedroom!    And – I think this is the first room with absolutely no red in it – yet it ties in with the rest of the house through the blues, white and black accents.

 

 

The tufted chairs with wheeled feet are wonderful.  And the fireplace with a black framed mirror and crystal sconces add perfect symmetry. 

 

The woman’s master bathroom is all white marble and even has a fireplace!

 

 

The open air loggia connects the main house with one of the guest houses.  Notice how the outside window of the guest house is curtained in red!  And notice the tiled fountain – it  picks up the house’s color theme.

 

 

 

The entire loggia is decorated in blues and white with touches of yellow.

 

 

 

The main guest house has a rotunda where the staircase is located.  Just as in the main house, it is decorated with black hardwoods and white stucco walls.

 

 

The main guest house contains a combination media and game room.  The furnishings are white with black accents, the textured rug again adds the important color.

 

The second guest house acts as the pool house and has a gym and more guest bedrooms.  There is another smaller pool outside the gym.  And not to worry – there is a wine cellar and servant’s quarter.

 

 

 

 

And finally, the pool house is furnished in the same color scheme as the main house, black, white, red, and khaki.   Love the two lanterns – love the curtains, love the room!

 

OK, now that you have seen the Suzani House – do you have any clue as to who the interior designer is?   Any guesses?   I would bet a million dollars on whom I think it is – that’s how sure I am.    Would you?