How to Create Disney Princess Bedroom

Is your little one a fan of Cinderella, Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Snow White or Jasmine? Well, why not have her sleep just like Sleeping Beauty and make your child's dream room a reality in her very own Disney Princess themed bedroom.

With a little creativity and so many Disney Princess bedding products and accessories that are available to purchase in stores today, you can make your very own wonderland for your little girl’s bedroom.

Major department stores and specialty stores carry bedding featuring all the Disney Princesses – Ariel, Jasmine, Cinderella, Snow White, Aurora, Belle, Mulan, Pocahontas or Disney’s newest princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog. Bedding that's available in a range of textures includes comforters, duvet/quilt covers, blankets, cushions, sheet sets, valances and pillowcases featuring lovely designs of the beautiful princesses.

Coordinating window treatments and coverings that include curtains and valances can be purchased featuring the Disney princesses or alternatively you could choose a plain colored shade for a window treatment that compliments your choice of bedding accessories.

Painting is a fun and easy way to liven up the walls and update the children’s bedrooms. A shade of pink paint to the wall can make a huge difference to bring vibrancy to the room. Wall decorations are the perfect way to add color and life to your child’s bedroom.  A giant wall mural, a wallpaper border, wall stick ons, or even your child’s own original artwork on the bedroom walls can look fantastic and really provide a finishing touch to the room.  Remember to hang any art and wall decorations low enough for your child to appreciate them.

And don’t stop there - there are so many options for Disney Princess accessories for kids too and they can be purchased almost anywhere. By adding a floor mat, table lamp, night light, photo frame, wall clock, toy chest, storage box or bin, or decorative knobs to the furniture, you’ll add that extra touch of wonder and fantasy to the room.

Really, you're only limited by your imagination. Have some fun with it and by involving your child in the decision making process too, you can make it an exciting bedroom decorating project for both of you.