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My Sons Room

I thought I would put up this post as I have recently done my sons bedroom who is almost three. I did his room on a budget as we are currently doing up other rooms in our home. It goes to show you do not have to spend a fortune when doing up your home. I also think three is a nice age to do their room from a nursery to a toddler toom. As you can see Elijah loves pirates!



I got both the bunting and the accessories for the pirate theme from The Range together it was less than £10. The walls are painted in Homebase own blue paint, I really like that its not a dark blue. As I think children bedrooms should be calm shades.



The matching bedding and curtains are from Debenhams they match perfectly with paint. My son is soon going into a toddler bed so I got toddler bedding instead of the cot bed set.


I needed to take his rocking chair so that my baby had it for feeding. So we thought this bean bag was fun and two of us can fit on this.  Its from Argos £22 and works so well I find. The book shelfs are £14,99 from a website called the book company they are much more on other sites.


This tidy was a gift from my sister I think you will find them online. We use this for storing so many things and it does not take up alot of room which is great.


I personally did not see point of getting a tiny toddler wardrobe as they are so small with not much space. This one was mine as a teenager and he can keep for many years possibly into his teens! It suits the room and I find larger ones are a better investment. Make sure they secure or sturdy like this.


To match the pirate theme in my toddlers room I also got him this pirate beach towel from Tesco for £6. The handy thing about it is that it dries alot quicker than a normal towel!




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