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A boy’s bedroom, a girl’s bedroom, or a neutral approach, you’ll find all the interiors inspiration you need on these pages. From the perfect nursery to the savviest teen bedroom ideas, Rooomy has it all.
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Top 5 Nature Wallpapers for Kids’ Bedrooms
Wallpaper that brings nature indoors Top 5 nature wallpapers for kids' bedrooms, which will bring the sense of the outdoors indoors. Bringing the outside into the inside creates a marvellous sense of calm or adventure for our kids' it depends which way you go of...
Best Easter Decorations for Kids’ Bedrooms
The Best Easter Decorations for Kids' Bedrooms Looking to make more fun out of Easter this year? Look at these wonderful decorations, gift ideas and activities. Here are the best Easter decorations for kid's bedrooms. I don't know about you, but I own 4 boxes of...
Mountain theme for a boys bedroom
A Mountain theme Bedroom for a Nature Loving Boy Wilf (12) needed a new room to support his wellbeing and to reflect his love of nature. The initial brief was to create a room that Wilf (12) could grow into, with separated out zones for work, rest and play. But...
