I was going for a vaguely tropical vibe with does of colors found in nature, specifically, greens and blues. I was also on a relatively tight budget.
My goal was not only to create a space for restful sleep, but also a place where the children could participate in virtual school via laptops connected to an online classroom.
- White photo frame
- Wood photo frame
- Bunk beds
- Desks
- Bed canopy
- Monogram alligator art
- Monogram whale art
- Submarine sheets set 1
- Alligator sheets set
- Submarine sheets set 2
- Multi-colored square pillow (no longer available from CB2)
- Multi-colored rectangular pillow
- Beige rug
- Pair of koalas art
- Single koala art
- Shark art
- Cockatoo art
- Pair of chairs
- Stars blanket (no longer available from Target)
- Coat hangers
- Curtain rings
- Wall shelf for books
- Wire bin for closet
- Whiteboard set
- Math notebook
- Drawing pads
- Wooden storage box for office supplies
- Gray wall shelves
- Teal mason jars for storing whiteboard markers
- Weighted blanket
- Superhero curtains
- Blue sheets set (no longer available from Walmart)
- Fleece blankets
- Warmie microwavable heating pad
- Hamper
Individual details - Each boy got his own desk, chair, and bunk bed. The curtains feature The Hulk, because that's what they wanted, and I don't think it's bad to let their personality shine through too. The blank wood boxes were customized by the boys - each decorated his own with acrylic paint.
Installation - There was only enough room for one boy to have a bed canopy because of the window placement. I actually hung the gray shelves side by side to create a longer shelf. I hung the art in clusters, although the whale and koalas are for one boy, and the alligator and sharks are for the other.
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