Disney Princess Bedroom

Lets begin with the walls of the room.  

There is wallpaper in a range of colors.  A Disney Princess room does not need to be pink, it can come in any pale color, even blue (Cinderella's dress is blue).  This wallpaper is white with swirls.  When placed on the wall with a border that may have all the regular princesses displayed on it, a beautiful bedroom is obtained.

The wallpaper is activated simply by dipping into a little bit of warm water and putting it on to the wall.  Even a novice decorator can do this.  The border is self-adhesive so this too is simple to apply.

With a plain wallpaper, the theme of the bedroom can really shine through using wall decals.  These are stickers that can be moved at will.  My daughters permanently move theirs around the place.  Thankfully, they are pretty durable which does not mean they will remain sticky forever but so far they have stood the test of at least two years (and they have been tested!).  

Take heed - The decals will come off any wall and be re-positioned easily enough without a sticky or oily residue but if you mistakenly get the decal stuck to itself, then it is game over! You have been warned.

The decals come in a  variety of sizes, you could have little ones to dot around the wall or you could have a castle, crown or carriage which all can be obtained online from Amazon and delivered directly to your home.

Now moving along to the window, there are an abundance of curtain choices available for you and your little princess. Take a look at the damask curtain with the lovely sashes that hold it in place.

Then there is  the printed panel and the dreamstate.  

The Dreamstate is more formal looking but goes really well with the Disney Princess theme.  

My main complaint with these curtains was the fact that there was no blackout lining on the curtains so the princesses would wake up with the dawn.  I corrected this issue by sewing in some blackout backing fabric very easily to make then thick enough with withstand the brightness of the sun.

Sewing the linen on is pretty simple.  Just match up the liner to the curtains and sew them together  around the top (just under the rail points) and the sides.  I am sure there are more artistically aesthetic ways to do this but that worked sufficiently for us.  In fact, I even joined two pairs of curtains together as we had a large window frame to cover and then added the liner to the back of both sets.  It all looks amazing and has been washed and still remains in one piece.

Getting the bedroom to look amazing is so simple these days as there are so many options available to add a unique pizzazz to any princess room.

There is an alarm clock, perfectly completed with an accessory box for any little trinkets or jewelry that your little princess might own.  We all know how much little ones enjoy dressing up.  They can use it to learn the time as it lists all the numbers so teaching them using this clock would be pretty simple once they are ready.

Does your princess have visitors in her room, then why not provide a desk and chairs all fitting into the princess theme.  She can do her writing and reading from here.  The table is made from medium density fibreboard and wood so definitely sturdy enough for the princess.  Thankfully, it is not plastic so it looks quite stylish for a little princess.

Take a look at the Mirror.  You get two little phrases when the heart gem on the mirror is pressed - "You are as pretty as a princess" (as though there was any doubt!) and "This certainly is a very magical mirror".  An adorable addition to any princess room.  It is not made of actual glass so less chance of it breaking and cutting the little ones.

Then there is a toybox - perfect place to put her toys and dolls and more.  It is so easy to assemble and very sturdy, as the chances are, it may be used as a bit of a seat as well.  The other thing to mention is the fact that the lid closes slowly therefore reducing the chance of little fingers getting trapped and hurt,