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Tips on Keeping a Teenager’s Bedroom Organized by Nadia Osman
The teenager’s bedroom is a mysterious place, like something featured on a National Geographic special. It’s often dark and brooding, despite however well lit the rest of the house may look. It’s also often guarded like a sacred temple, demanding that parents stay out and worshipping its rock and rap gods by blaring their music so loud you’ve lost hearing in your left ear. Strange smells seep through, whether due to dirty laundry or over curled hair. In any case, if the teenager is a puzzling enigma, the teenager’s bedroom is even more mystifying. Here are some tips on how to keep a teenage bedroom organized and in some kind of control.
As kids outgrow their old toys, they replace them with new toys. Action figures are now replaced by speaker systems. Makeup is spread across the dresser where the dolls used to sit. The same organization system used with kid’s toys should be implemented here. A bed with under-the-bed dressers is a perfect start. Chances are your teen has outgrown their twin bed, and needs an upgrade anyhow. A bed with storage inside allows you to store clothes, schoolwork, and other belongings below. Another option is a bookcase headboard that you just add to the bed. These are cheap quick fixes that provide more space for that ever-growing collection of stuff, and also transform the kid’s bed into a more grown-up piece of bedroom furniture without costing much.
Adding shelf storage inside the closet is always a good idea. Whether it’s boxes or Closet Organizers, these tools will help keep things neat, not to mention they’re necessary if your teen goes away from home for college. A five-drawer chest or a dresser with more than three drawers is plenty of room for stuffing clothes, books, and bits and pieces from their room. A mirror over the dresser might remind certain individuals that the same shirt for three days is not a good idea, or that hairstyle is also not in the least bit flattering. A small desk is perfect for a laptop or desktop, and many come with compartments for printers so they never have the excuse of missing homework again. In a small room, a corner desk is compact but large enough to fit all schoolwork inside. An armoire is a great substitute for a closet, as it functions both as a media storage holder, a place for you TV, and a wardrobe.
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Teen bedroom?
I am re-doing my bedroom. I really want a new york city themed room. So, i am using black and white, with a splash of red and teal.
I would really appreciate it if you could help me find pictures that sound like my room....THANK-YOU!!! 
The pic on the left: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/la/020608_dkbluewalls.jpg has the colors you're planning on using, though it's heavier on the teal than you seem to be wanting.
