Green Rooms in a Box: A Room for a Teen Queen Under $6500

by jennae on August 8, 2008

Green Rooms in a Box Series

Green Rooms in a Box Series: A Bedroom for a Teen Queen Under $6500

Today’s Room: A Graphic, Stimulating Bedroom for a Teen Girl Under $6500

I figured that no matter what your disposable income, few people would actually spend upwards of $15000 on a teenager’s bedroom like some of my other Friday rooms have cost. So I kept it below $6500 to keep it obtainable and, well, realistic.

  1. Silver Bendant Lamp by MIO | $175 | Made of recycled content steel; Flat design limits waste during production and requires less packaging; eco-friendly, low-toxin powder coated finish; uses energy-efficient CFLs, made in the U.S.
  2. Mythic Interior Flat Latex Paint | $46.99/gallon, $187.96 for 4 | COLORS: Taupe Temptation 200-4, Open Sky 024-3 (blue), Dark Roast 199-6 (brown)  | Zero VOCs, zero carcinogens, and low odor  |  The main wall color will be blue, with the wall behind the bed in taupe, with a single wide vertical stripe in Dark Roast.
  3. No Place Like Home Corkboard from Uncorked  |  $30  |  Handmade of  recycled cedar from an old barn and eco-friendly cork
  4. Patchwork Wood Frameicon from Uncommon Goods  |  $48  |  Made of wood reclaimed from old boats, houses, schools and buildings (aff)
  5. Voltage Teen Bedroom Set from Eco-Furniture.com  | Includes Full Bed with 2 Nightstands, Dresser and Mirror  |  $2,729.30  |  Made from sustainably harvested hardwood solids and fruit wood veneers. Fruit wood can be harvested sustainably when the tree no longer produces fruit.
  6. Seagrass Pilow in Aqua by Inhabit  |  $60  |  Made from 100% sustainable recycled polyester. Handprinted and handmade in the USA with environmentally-friendly inks with no chemical waste or disposal generated. All paper waste from this process is repurposed as shredded packing material. Product is recyclable at the end of its life-cycle (aff)
  7. Superlight Chair by Emeco  |  $495  |  Emeco uses 80% recycled aluminum in their products, which requires only 5% of the energy needed to produce virgin aluminum (aff)
  8. Voltage Teen Hutch and Desk from Eco-Furniture.com  |  Hutch, $279.30; Desk, $632.10; Total: $911.40  |  Made from sustainably harvested hardwood solids and fruit wood veneers. Fruit wood can be harvested sustainably when the tree no longer produces fruit.
  9. Seagrass Wall Art in Aqua & Moss by Inhabit  |  $70/ea., $280 for 4  |  Made from 100% sustainable recycled polyester. Handprinted and handmade in the USA with environmentally-friendly inks with no chemical waste or disposal generated. All paper waste from this process is repurposed as shredded packing material. Product is recyclable at the end of its life cycle (aff)
  10. Seagrass Pillow in Moss by Inhabit  |  $60  |  Made from 100% sustainable recycled polyester. Handprinted and handmade in the USA with environmentally-friendly inks with no chemical waste or disposal generated. All paper waste from this process is repurposed as shredded packing material. Product is recyclable at the end of its life-cycle (aff)
  11. Pure Green Haven Sky Duvet Seticon from Linens ‘N’ Things  |  $59.99  |  Made of organic cotton grown without herbicides or pesticides. Set includes duvet and two shams (aff)
  12. Chump Change Built By Lamp in Blue and White by Inhabit |  $172/ea.; $344 for 2  |  Made of 100% recovered wood fiber with no-added formaldehyde and finished with no-VOC paints and stains
  13. Coral Tufted Rug by Thomas Paul, 5 x 8  |  $676  |  Made of 100% New Zealand Wool and hand tufted

Total: $6056.65  |  With a healthy $443.35 left in your budget, you and your teen can go shopping for more accessories.

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Louisa’s Squares Fabric by Live Textiles  |  $125/yard; $625 for 5 yards  |  Made of 100% hemp  |  Yes, it costs $125 a yard, and yes, the curtains will have to be handmade, but doesn’t this fabric complement the bedding perfectly?

Any tips or suggestions for what could have been included, or excluded, in this room? Send them to jennae@greenyourdecor.com

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