redecorate my bedroom

I redecorated my room in high school (I’m in college now) and I did it like any crazy, slightly immature teenager would; green and purple walls, writing on the walls, posters, burgundy carpet, mattress on the floor, bare light bulbs, pink blinds. It doesn’t fit my personality anymore, but my biggest obstacle in redecoration would be money.
I need a new bed frame, mattress, box spring, bedding, lamp, blinds, etc., etc.,
and the clutter is terrible. I’ve accumulated a lot of useless things in my 20 years of life, and I can’t seem to throw any of it out.

I’m in the process of clearing out stuff, but my biggest endeavor is wanting to strip all the old paint off the wooden floor, wooden baseboards and wooden trim around the windows/door frames. I love the way it looks under all those layers of paint. Now I just have to get them OFF.

My tastes change so often that I have a wall literaly covered in tests of different colours I’ve picked over the years. So now i’ve decided to go with something simple that I can change with a few accessories.
I’m thinking about moving out next year sometime but I’d love to wake up every morning in a bedroom I love.

This will be done before sept. 2 2009 D:

It would best be described as a bit surfy and hippy which was my style last year. But a lot can change in 12 months and I’m now in love with the pretty, romantic, vintage-style look. I also would love a tiffany lamp or something similar. Seeing as I’m not moving out any time soon, my parents are helping me decorate my room in a few months and that’s the inspiration I have for it.

3 gallons worth. I went with the paint chip on the far left. I did get a semi-gloss, so it will be a bit lighter than the paint chip which is a matte. I went with the Olympia Latex 15 year washable semi-gloss paint.

Honestly, I don’t know when paint became as complicated as coffee orders, but that’s where we are now. I also picked up new roller heads, because that’s how I roll. (HA!)

If I weren’t making this sound exciting enough, I did find this cool tube of spackle designed to cover nail holes. It’s a tube with an angled applicator that basically encourages you to dispense just enough to cover the nail hole and the tip seems to be designed to wipe it smooth. We’ll see if it’s as spiffy as it looks.

But the BEST NEWS? We’re going to start with the curtain wall. And you know what that means? The death of the evil curtains! Yes, they’ve met their end. And, yes, they’re dusty as all heck in that trash can. That’s how little I cared for those window “treatments.” We have been looking over the walls and have decided to apply a primer coat first.

Well, this is what I’m looking at – in natural light. The ones against the trim are what I’m looking at (and the trim does need to still be painted as well, but that’s another story – it will still be white).

I’m leaning towards the one on the left – Sunset Fire- oooh! If you’re wondering about the angle, this is the sideways view of the left-hand side of the door. That’s the bathroom. It’s greenish (it’s an effect – I will not do that again as I’ve learned that touching every surface on a wall is actually not that fun).

We should be decorating our bedroom this month!
I would love to have pinks and lilacs but because my boyfriend i am going to have to have a boyish colour :(.

We will have to see what happens with the colours…

still thinking what colour..

Im so bored of how my room looks… Need new posters and stuff