Designer Brian Patrick Flynn wanted to add a rustic-meets-industrial vibe to this bedroom, so he created a one-of-a-kind piece of art out of some salvaged wood. He mounted the charmingly distressed door directly to the wall, then framed it out with some scrap trim pieces to give it a custom built-in look. Have you ever thought about turning an old suitcase into a bedside table? Start with a small table and suitcase that work well together dimension-wise — a hard shell suitcase works best. Prime and paint both the suitcase and table with your choice of paint. Set the open suitcase on the table and drill several pilot holes straight through to the wood below. Secure with screws, close the suitcase, and your new table is ready to be used! Head over to Songbird Blog for full instructions and photos on creating your own suitcase side table. To create this brass stencil lampshade, gather up one wire-framed lampshade and a hefty handful of vintage brass letter stencils. Rip off the fabric from the lampshade frame and wrap the top and base with grosgrain ribbon.

Next, punch some holes in the brass stencils and start tying them onto the lampshade frame with string, fine twine or ribbon. wedding ideas for a budgetPlace the shade on a vintage lamp, add an industrial-chic Edison bulb, and you're done! good paint for exterior doorSee Amy Duncan's complete tutorial at Four Corners Design.wall decor quotes pinterest Layla Palmer of The Lettered Cottage thriftily found new purpose for some unfinished shutters and ended up creating a gorgeous and unique headboard with a coastal cottage style. The shutters were painted, lightly distressed, then anchored securely to the wall. The look is simple, cozy and creates the perfect focal point for this neutral bedroom.

Say goodbye to traditional memo boards; an old mattress spring works just as well. Take a vintage crib mattress spring and scrub it with a wire brush to knock off any rust that could discolor walls. Leave as-is for a distressed look, or spray-paint it a glossy hue. Secure it to the wall with a screw at each corner. Use vintage clothespins, clips and rings to hang whatever items you'd like to display. See Melissa Urban's full project, with complete instructions and pictures, over at Shabby Love. Give an old sweater a new lease on life by creating a decorative sweater pillow. First, turn the sweater inside out. Place your pillow form onto your sweater and measure around the pillow leaving a small margin to sew. Mark and cut the sweater. Sew the two pieces together, leaving a space to slip the pillow form in. Cut away the excess sweater and turn right side out. Slip the pillow form in, and hand-stitch the opening closed. Head over to Brassy Apple to see Megan Pyrah's full instructions and pictures.

A discarded desk can be a great way to create a pair of repurposed nightstands for the bedroom. Look for a desk with symmetrical drawers on each side. Use a saw to cut the drawers away from the desk. Repair any imperfections or holes from the desk deconstruction with wood fill, use a router to match the beveled edges, then paint as desired. See Mandy Beyeler's detailed instructions and pictures at Sugar Bee Crafts. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn of Decor Demon hit the books — well, the Atlas, at least — to create this high-impact gallery wall on the cheap. An oversized map was cut into six equal pieces, then tucked into sleek, metallic modern frames. This vintage dresser now does double-duty in a bedroom that must also function as a study space. Designer Janell Beals of Isabella and Max Rooms converted this classic Hoosier cupboard into a compact desk with just a little paint and ingenuity. Designer Erica Islas needed an inexpensive way to add texture to this bedroom's window treatment, so she turned to rustic burlap.

Using spray adhesive, she attached the burlap to a simple roller shade and installed it according to the directions. Erica then repeated the texture in the room by making a chic burlap upholstered headboard.Succulent TerrariumsSucculent GardensTerrariums BottomIndoor TerrariumProject TerrariumsTerrarium PlantsSucculent BowlsSucculent ArrangementsOpen TerrariumForwardHow to make small succulent gardens that look amazing and take only a few minutes! Easy, affordable, delightful to look at and hardly any maintenance needed.Ever tried searching Pinterest for cool teen room decor for girls only to find that the ideas there are dumb, mostly not even cool for teens or girls? I did and quickly decided it was time to make a list of my own cool ideas for teenage girls bedrooms. Starting with string lights, which make some of the most fun and inexpensive ways to decorate your room on a budget, then ending with a golden stripe zebra rug you have to see to believe (with a few super amazingly cute and fun pinatas thrown in ) this list of awesome decor ideas will have you DIYing something fabulous in no time.

I have seen lots of pretty string light ideas for the bedroom lately, but most of them do not actually show you have to get to cool DIY lighting effect shown in the photo. This step by step tutorial does, and we love knowing exactly how to get the look shown. Yes, girls, this dreamy canopy can be yours for your bed… Tech charging stations just are not pretty. At least not when you let the tech people design them. We say make your own and add some serious crafting flair to your cord storage. Learn how to make this decorative Jonathan Adler looking box that secretly hides and charges your iphone and other electronics. Lovely painted votives make a cool statement for room decor if you make lots of them with slight variation in patterns.  Add a candle or even glowing LED flames to these awesome little lights. Set up a shelf above your bed to place your new glowing crafts. Super easy DIY idea that is great for beginner crafters like teens. Geometric patterns go great in teen rooms because you can mix lots of fun ones without looking too chaotic, especially when you stick with black and white ones.

We love the look of this curtain and recommend you add a few other black and white patterned items to your room decor. I am in love with fur these days. Can’t get enough of it or sequins. Furry pillows are now an all time fave so I want at least three in my room. Super quick to make, I had two finished in one afternoon. I have a pink one and a white one. Trying to decide what is next on my DIY decor list. Teen rooms are supposed to be fun, if nothing else. Try a little bit of kitschy cool on the cheap with this awesome disco ball pinata. Studio DIY started a series of these and I just love, love, love them! Seriously cute upcycling idea here with this modern geometric patterned bench. Another DIY knockoff that looks like Jonathan Adler, this cute vanity bench can be customized in any fabric you choose. Much easier than I thought, too, to recover something like this. Check out the step by step instructions to learn how to get this for your room decor. Ombre is oh so in and oh so easy.

Paint your own ombre wall art over an entire wall for one of the most brilliant room decor ideas ever. Choose any color you like for you ombre effect and decorate your room with a subtle but cool fading design. I thought I might be over mason jars until I saw this awesome DIY bathroom decor. I had to have this for my wall. Much easier to make than you would think, these DIY mason jar organizers keep makeup brushes, applications, hair accessories and other small items off the counter, but looking adorable. Not your average hippy dreamcatcher, you know? I don’t really care for the crazy feather dreamcatchers at all, but this modern simplistic take on the dreamcatcher is super cool. Learn how to make this DIY in minutes, as it is one of the quicker and easier craft projects I have tried lately. Did I already say I love Jonathan Adler inspired designs or almost anything with a cool, bold geometric print? Add gold and I am officially in love with it. Pretty creative home decor accents like this can really make a statement in your bedroom decor.