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Channel Summer Camp
Paint a Checkered Floor
Horse Around
Hang a Vintage Sign
In Lauren Crouch’s charming Georgia farmhouse, a salvaged railroad crossing sign above an antique iron bed honors her hometown’s history as a railroad town. An antique barn door and rustic cedar fence boards on the ceiling (thoughtfully salvaged from the family’s previous home) will also help the space transition from little boy room to tween hangout.
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Add a Dollhouse-Like Desk
Create a Custom Mural
Bring the Whimsy with Wallpaper
Display Something Quirky
Look to Your Location
Spring for Silhouettes
Mix the New with the Old
Featuring heirloom furniture, rose-covered wallpaper, and a portrait of their seventh great-grandmother, this brother-sister bedroom feels youthful yet right at home in a historic house. Cheerful red-and-white check curtains (made from outdoor tablecloths!) and a tissue paper banner tone down the more refined features.
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Wallpaper: “Antique Rose Bloom” by Cath Kidston
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Hang String Lights
Complete with cafe lights (because why not?!), this little girl’s dreamy bedroom features a feminine blue floral wallcovering alongside a modern table and stools that help comprise a little crafting corner.
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Wallpaper: “Lou’s Garden” by Loboloup
Mix and Match Your Beds
Designed for three brothers, this Arizona kids’ bedroom by Coley Arnold will transition well into the teens thanks to three timeless antique beds. Coordinating sheets and comforters gives the disparate pieces a more cohesive look, and a set of green industrial light fixtures serves up vintage industrial edge.
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Personalize a Pennant
Incorporate a Slide
Adopt a Few Dogs
Sleep a Crowd
Hang a Farmstand Sign
Turn a Bunk Bed Into a Tent
Rachel Barrett is the Editor-in-Chief of Country Living. She can’t pass up a vintage seascape, drives an ’89 Woody Wagoneer (that is, when it’ll start), and hopes to buy you a lemonade at a future Country Living Fair.
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