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Whenever a reader asks me to post about something, I do an image search for examples that are fairly obtainable. In this case, when the reader asked for examples of rooms for grown boys, I ran into problems because there just aren't that many that aren't completely over the top. So, a lot of these are clearly not attainable, but they are a starting point.
The way I see it is when changing a boy's room from a tween or teen room to an adult version, you can go a couple of ways. You can make it a totally neutral beige or light gray room, like I did with our guest room. But I think for my children at least, when they come home I want the room to still feel to them like it is theirs, so I won't go that route. Instead, I'd update the colors (less bold greens and blues and oranges, for example). Many of the examples below show black walls, which I love. And them many show white, which I also love! You could also do a more neutral blue than what is found in a typical boy's room, or gray of course. Here are some that I like on all ends of the spectrum:
This one would be costly to replicate, but of course it is one of my favorites:
I love this one, and think this could be done pretty easily:
Not many can do this because of the size of this room, but isn't it awesome?
Another fairly easy one to replicate:
I really love this one, too:
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