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Your kid or teen room designs can be a dream come true without a big price

A ballet barre can easily go over almost any mirror.

Updating a kid or teen room to make it fit their new interests and identity can be easier than you might imagine.

A ballet barre can easily go over almost any mirror.

It’s easy to think that you need to spend a lot of money to give your child’s bedroom that makeover you think it needs, but there are a lot of innovative ways to change the style and the decor without having to clear out the room, and start over.

Here are a few of my favorite ideas for kid and teen rooms that I’ve been admiring. What do you think?

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Diecast cars can be tough to store and sort, but not when you organize them as a wall art.

It’s easier than you think to create a little stage in your kid or teen room.

Lego minifigures are ready to play when they are organized and on display.

For displaying family treasures or for just creating art from the local dollar store, this baseball flag can be a smart wall charmer.

Why not create an art gallery that’s easy for your kid or teen to curate?

Theresa

Theresa is a handy designer and writer. She shares DIY projects, tool how-to, and home makeovers as a book author, home show speaker, DIY workshop coach, and radio host. Plus, she has a degree in journalism with a minor in architecture, and is a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPs) and certified color consultant. She's created fast-paced makeovers for TV shows, and shares home trends and DIY tips as a freelance writer and guest on news shows and satellite media tours for TV and radio.

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