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I'm always looking for interesting ways to decorate, as I would rather do something unconventional. I love the element of surprise. I'm the process of changing my 16 year old son's bedroom and have found some great ideas for headboards and thought I'd share a few! Twin Cities Design Scene Thinking of upholstered squares of Denim mixed with Scottish Plaid. Twin Cities Design Scene Installing molding is a great idea, then add fabric or wall paper. Twin Cities Design Scene Here's one large upholstered piece framed and hung on the wall. Country Living I know this isn't new, but I love the idea of using old doors! Dirt Cheap Decor More Doors! Burnham Design What a clean, crisp idea! Painted stripes would be a very inexpensive way to add interest and color! Tater Tots and Jello The look of this re-purposed wood is perfect! The Hill In The Village Decal Letters! The ideas are endless.... quotes, book titles, your child's name, sports teams! Velvet Pallet The water worn, natural wood tones of these oars is so appealing! A Cultivated Nest Another Decal idea...how charming! Plus they used framed in shutters to boot! Daffadowndilly's These old wooden bats are a great idea! Imgfave I fell in love with this one! Thinking about it for my master bedroom! I'll be sharing my son's bedroom makeover soon! Still not sure about the headboard I'll use in his room, but wasn't it fun to look at all the ideas? Live your Authentic Life ~ be the REAL you! Blessings, Martha
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