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Sensory-Friendly Bedroom Design: One Room Challenge Week 8

Welcome to the final week of the One Room Challenge Spring 2024! I'm thrilled to share the reveal of a special project close to my heart: a sensory-friendly bedroom design for my nephew, Logan, who is turning 13. This journey has been about more than aesthetics; it was about creating a sanctuary where Logan feels safe, calm, and inspired. In this article, I'll walk you through the transformation process, highlight key design elements, and share the positive impact this space has had on Logan's life. Join me in celebrating this meaningful makeover!

Teen Gamer's Dream Room! One Room Challenge Week 7

Building a new dresser with my nephew Logan was a heartwarming adventure on week seven of the #OneRoomChallenge! While there were a few laughs, seeing the finished piece and that special hug at the end made it all worthwhile. This project is about so much more than design – it's about creating a space that works for Logan and building lasting memories together.

How to Create a Stylish Tween Bedroom: Week 2 Progress

Discover sensory room ideas and design tips for creating a teen-friendly bedroom. Get inspired and find shopping recommendations for the One Room Challenge Spring 2024.

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One Room Challenge: Sensory Bedroom Design Preview

Hey design rockstars and DIY divas! Buckle up, because week one of the #OneRoomChallenge is all about harnessing the power of design to create a sensory haven for a teenager with SPD. We're diving deep with our partners at DesignFiles and Beddy's to transform Logan's room from cluttered chaos to a calming oasis that caters to his unique sensory needs.

Intrigued? You bet! This week, we'll be exploring the science behind the design, focusing on the impact of colors and textures on sensory processing. We'll also be spilling the tea on how to avoid overstimulation and achieve a perfect balance between tranquility and playful elements.