ith a house full of women, this 17-year-old boy needs a peaceful place to concentrate on
schoolwork-and just plain relax. A masculine palette of blue, khaki, and black sets the
grown-up tone of this junior man-cave. Industrial details, such as the sleek lamp,
hammered-metal mirror, and old-timey geared wall clock give an urban-loft feel. A desk
that doubles as a nightstand saves space and encourages studying.
Teen Boy's Bedroom
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Pattern repetition-in this case, stripes-works if the scale varies, but the palette stays consistent. See how the bedding, rug, and drapery play (not compete) with each other! 
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For teenagers, it's easy to rely on pop culture posters as artwork, but an antique-replica framed map is a fresh alternative that feels modern in its graphic details. -
!Kids and clutter go hand-in-hand. Have them stash their gear in style with these stackable suitcases. -
It's the little things that make a workspace functional. Outfit a kid's desk with a bright lamp, pen organizer, and comfy chair to ward off procrastination. -
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Built-ins are the perfect solution for that wasted space behind the door. A magnetic board is a teen-friendly way to save clippings, postcards, and notes. -
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Hooks for hats, bins for shoes, and a hamper for dirty clothes are all essentials for a neat and tidy teen's closet. 
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Top Notes
- Blue, black, and metal makes for a masculine getaway from the home's gaggle of girls
- Desk as nightstand maximizes space
- Mix of stripes works because scale varies, but hue is the same
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