Star Wars Room

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My Son's room which was inspired by the interior of the Tantive from Star Wars: A New Hope. A Large portion of the room was built by our good friend JD from JProStudios.com . This isn't a commercial. Just helping a friend get some exposure. Thanks for looking.

Modern Spaceship Nur...

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This is the nursery we designed for our very first baby. We wanted a nursery that would grow with him well into his early childhood years.

Spaceship Room

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My husband built this one of a kind bed that I designed and painted. Complete with handpainted astronaut walking on the moon, press on lights, and glow in the dark stars on the ceiling.

Outer SPACE to SPA...

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Before and After Pitures show it all!
My son's SPACE themed room was filled with clutter and had poorly placed furniture. It's been this way since he was 5 and not suitable for a growing 13 year old. We sent him away to camp for a week and he returned to an extreme makeover, he was clueless! Orange is his favorite color, so a couple months in advance, I selected bedding and went from there. I reused items, such as his dresser and shelving by painting them. I used 5" bed raisers and now have 6 plastic boxes for neat storage ($4.50 each at Walmart, instead of toy boxes. The bed skirt was made from a $7 flat sheet. I measured from the box spring to the floor, added 4 inches and atttached it to the boxspring with upholstery tacks. I used the existing hem, so no sewing required! Straw circle placemats for the headboard to accent the bedding pattern. The curtains are microfiber and by using one panel, I created a short curtain for above the desk, had to hem the bottom and sides. Then a skirt to hide the computer tower by adding a top hem and hung with upholstery tacks, my new best friend. I have one panel left over for future accents...maybe a chest for the foot of the bed and use it for a top cushion or throw pillows. I didn't have the heart or time to tear Spaceship Columbia off the wall, so we covered it with beadboard & trimmed with moulding. Let me warn you...there isn't a roller nap that will get in the grooves...they need to be painted with a brush. It was very time consuming and we felt like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn! We added a remote controlled ceiling fan with light and a flushmount light above the computer. Added a full bed, lockers and some extra shelving and storage bins. In the future, we're changing the trim & doors to white. Our son is picking a couple pieces of artwork and that should finish it up. It took my husband and I two whole days of hard work, but the outcome was well worth the surprise on our son's face!

Diego & Dora Do Dinin...

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Makeovers required for grandsons birthday parties...fun, festive and affordable

Outer-Space Theme Ro...

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Boy's bedroom, an 11 year old, who love outer-space. It is meant to have the feel of being inside a futuristic space ship.

~~~ Fireplace Needs Y...

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We just bought our first house!!! I REALLY need suggestions as to what to do with the fireplace. Notice that it's off-centered. Our taste is mission-style in earthtones. Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions!!!!

50's midcentury-Mex b...

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This bathroom includes the original bathtub, sink and toilet in a classic 1950s baby blue, with an "updated" 80s Mexican mosaic floor and border. The vanity mirror runs the length of one wall, and the lighting, also original, seems like a remnant from an old spaceship or office building.