Today's room reveal is an example of a local (Detroit), on-site design project. Similar results can be achieved through my online design service for non-local clients (there are a few online design spots left in February, please click here for more information).
This room belongs to the most handsome three year old boy, Jack…
Jack's family just moved into a brand new home and he was very excited about his new room. His parents asked me to design a space that could grow with Jack through the years.
When I began his custom room design, I didn't have to look far for inspiration. Just outside Jacks window is a view of the local ski hill. Coincidentally, Jack happens to be one of the best skiers around.
While Jack's family was on a ski vacation in Tahoe, I put the finishing touches on his new space.
Here is a look at the room before...
(After)
I began the room design with a totally gnarly wall mural from Potterybarn Teen (click here).
What I love about this mural is the three dimensional quality of the image, the vibrant colors and the size. For $99 we were able to give this builder beige room a huge personality.
Next came new big boy furniture, handsome bedding,
and personalized DIY wall letters.
(For a tutorial on these DIY distressed letters including tips on hanging them, click here)
This wire shelf is not only a cool industrial element, but it provides storage for Jack's books and toys. As Jack grows, the stuffed animals and Dr. Suess tales can be swapped for sports equipment and trophies.
(For a step by step tutorial on the tone on tone wall stripes including paint colors, click here)
Jacks room doesn't have a lot of floor space, but we were still able to create a reading corner under the window with a cozy bean bag and canvas totes filled with his favorite books.
Jack never goes to bed without an entourage of action figures and fleet of matchbox cars. I gave him a cool serving tray to keep them contained.
Since this is a brand new room with a lot of brand new elements, I used Jack's clothes and favorite toys as accessories to keep it feeling comfortable and familiar.
Thank you, Jack for letting me decorate your new room.
For information on my affordable online design service, please click here. For local, on-site (Detroit) services, please email theyellowcapecod@yahoo.com for pricing and availability.
**Out of courtesy to my client, I am unable to share specific product sources. Thank you for understanding.
© Copyright 2013 The Yellow Cape Cod
© Copyright 2013 The Yellow Cape Cod
What a perfect room for a little boy to grow up in! It will definitely last him for many years. Nice job!
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AWESOME transformation!!
ReplyDeleteI love, love the bedding and the wall color. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, JeJeweled!!
DeleteMay I ask where you got the bedding?
ReplyDeleteSuper cute for a boy room! Bummed we can't find out :( If you happen to run across it or find out I would love to know too! :)
DeleteHi there, I am able to share the source of the bedding, it is from PB Teen :) Thanks!
DeleteIt looks great! I love the gray and orange.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great room for him to grow in! That pb poster is fabulous. I'm sure Jack loves his new room.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous boys room.... one that is so easy t notice that it is a boys room....but without the trucks and cars ad super heros all over.
ReplyDeleteAnother great job from you..... you must be so pleased as is Jack.
Thank you, Cathy.
DeleteYou are just amazing! What a lucky boy (and parents). Another great room design.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly!
DeleteHow fun! Turned out great.
ReplyDelete-Erin @ DIY On the Cheap
Jack loves his room! From the snowboarder to the orange lamp, both his favorite. I love that we were able to create this space easily and it was affordable! Thanks for everything.....now on to the next project!
ReplyDeleteBeth Kilpatrick
Thank you, Beth. It was so much fun working with you on Jack's room. I'm so happy he likes it!! Best, Sarah
DeleteLove the colors and the simplicity! Beautiful little boys room.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the simplicity. Beautiful little boys room!
ReplyDeleteYou did such a fabulous job!! Kids rooms are my absolute faves...and this one is perfection!!
ReplyDeleteJack must be in little boy heaven in his very cool new room. I especially love the way oversized art above the bed!
ReplyDeleteLove that room! Jack must be very happy with it!
ReplyDeleteCan you share the paint colors?
ReplyDeleteHi Richelle, The wall color is Dorian Gray and the stripe is Dovetail gray. Both by Sherwin Williams. Thanks! Sarah
DeleteI love this room. Can you tell me where you got the wire shelf/basket?
ReplyDeleteHi! Yes, I can share the source of the shelf…it is from Restoration Hardware Kids. Thank you for stopping by. Sarah
DeleteI would love to know where to find those wire baskets also. The room looks great!
ReplyDeleteLindsay
I would love to know where the wire shelf is from! Awesome room!
ReplyDeleteWhat are the stripe measurements? Love this room and wanted to use the same stripe design. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous, here is a link to a full tutorial on these stripes including measurements: http://www.theyellowcapecod.com/2013/01/tone-on-tone-wall-stripe-tutorial.html
DeleteThanks for visiting!!
What are the names of the gray you used??
ReplyDeleteI love the color scheme & those tone on tone stripes on the wall is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Just curious what you did for the window treatments...didn't see any pictures of that.
ReplyDeleteHi there, we chose simple black straight panel drapery layered over a white shade for privacy. Thanks! Sarah
DeleteCould you share the measurements on the stripes? They are perfect! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous, here is a link to a full tutorial on these stripes including measurements: http://www.theyellowcapecod.com/2013/01/tone-on-tone-wall-stripe-tutorial.html
DeleteThanks for visiting!!
Can you give just a little hint about the source for the wire shelf basket??? I have googled and looked all over the internet and can't seem it. Can you at least tell me if it is a source only available to the trade or if it is available to the public?
ReplyDeleteCan you give a hint about the source for the wire basket shelf? I have Googled and looked everywhere online and can't find it. Can you at least indicate whether it is available only to the trade or available to the public?
ReplyDeleteHi Beth, Yes, I can share the source of the shelf…it is from Restoration Hardware Kids. Thank you for stopping by. Sarah
DeleteThanks so much! {Sorry my comment posted twice. Not sure what happened there!}
DeleteI love the bedding but can't find it on Pottery Barn's website. Do you remember the name? Thanks for any help!
ReplyDeleteThis might be a little late, but hopefully you'll still see this comment! Do you know what the room size dimensions were? I'm just curious if this is possible for my son's new room. It's small, so I want to make it seem as big as possible. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAwesome room! What did you do with the molding and closet? Thanks
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