Showing posts with label tweens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tweens. Show all posts
Red ain't dead
A splash of red is always good. Especially with a rare beef roast. And it's not bad as part of your teen/tween space colour palette too! It rocks against monochrome and how far you go is totally up to you. Anything from a feature wall (try Dulux Red Box), to a handful of carefully appointed accessories, red is a powerful colour that will warm up a space and give impact in an instant.
Noosh: Now available at Lilly & Lolly store in Sydney!
From today, Sydneysiders can get a shopping fix of their favourite kids decor brands together in one concept store! That's right! Lilly & Lolly have officially opened their doors at the deliciously designer PYD Building in Waterloo - and let me tell you - it's just divine. L&L's Ashling and Megan have outdone themselves - the store looks incredible. But the most exciting part for us Nooshies is that L&L called us to ask if they could stock Noosh! Take a look!
Noosh Benny KnickerStickers (top right), Noosh Poppy Teardrops (bottom right)
Noosh Gigi Alphabet (top right), Noosh Frankie Sofas (above)
...and more Noosh Gigi Alphabet
10 ideas for tween rooms
1. Trundle bed. Absolute must for sleepovers.
2. Unorthodox art. Skateboard decks inject colour and set an older tone.
3. Lighting. Pendant cluster, bedside lamp and task downlighting creates options for different needs.
4. Lounge area. Creates an easy entertaining area for friends and relaxing. Lots of seating options are inviting for study buddies and hanging out.
5. Floating shelves. Display areas for collections and artworks
6. The sideboard. An unexpected piece in the bedroom adds a sophisticated edge and provides additional storage to keep things tidy and adult.
7. Storage boxes. Places to hide away treasures and secrets are a must have accessory for every tween girls room.
8. Blockout curtains/blinds. Allows tweens to keep things dark for late weekend sleepins.
9. Unusual storage display. Solutions like these vertical portholes for soft toy storage lets tweens hold onto childhood memories and display them in a cool way.
10. Keep colour palettes neutral. Play with whites and "greiges" and inject colour with accessories for a sophisticated feel.
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