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AMN Can you retake the photos when you get a chance, please?
Be sure to hold perfectly still when you snap each pic.

Do you want to keep all, some, or none of your posters?

Are you allowed to paint?

What are your favorite colors?

How do you want to feel when you're in this room?

What are your favorite fashion styles? Sometimes fashion is a great starting point for interior decorating.

ASVInteriors My daughter is 16 and despite all my design efforts, her room looks a lot like yours! I think you have masses of storage space and that is a good thing. I feel you could do with less clutter (and I am not saying no clutter!)
For example, you have an open shelf by the door - could you hang a fabric panel that hides it but adds colour to the room
Could your organize your posters better? Buying big frames and then putting them haphazardly in them will release some wall space for any paint or wallpaper you eventually put
You have a lot going on visually - you need to find a way to streamline some of your colours and bring down the colours to a colour band (I see black and white, pink, and blue and turquoise)
If you want you can wallpaper the insides of your shelf unit to your eventual colour but I would try to choose a favourite colour or theme - find two elements and stick to them strictly. Anything else hide in baskets or behind panels
Best of luck with your fun project!

minoomajlessi A BIGER SHELF OR COABOARDS WITH ALTS OF SAMALL BOXES WITH DCOVER FOR ORGANIZING THINS AT LLEAST AND ASMALL TAG ON EVERY SMALL BOX , AT LEAST

Interiors International, Inc. I have to admit I'm much better at guys bedrooms. I don't know if you can live without all that clutter of pictures and misc. stuff. If you can just by removing all but a few of those things the room will look bigger. The shelves also need to be edited by removing all but the most important pieces. I would then add some nice clean lined pieces. Possibly a small round table that you can use as a night stand. This painted a high gloss white would look cool.

decoenthusiaste Why don't you take down all the posters/pictures, clean out everything from pillows to purses, and look at your room with new eyes? As you're removing stuff, have two boxes for it - one box labeled "Love It" and one labeled "Hate It." You might be surprised at how much stuff ends up in the hate it box. That's why you're feeling the need to redecorate, right? You're prolly outgrowing some of it. Then paint the room a light pastel shade of your most favorite color. The paint chip for that color should have other shades of that color too. Pick your favorite dark one from it and paint the backs of your shelf system. Then go shopping! First, make a list of the items in the "Love It" box and take pics of them to reference when you're shopping. Only buy things that look good with what you already have and love. Put your shelves back together doing 1/3 open space, 1/3 books, 1/3 your decor stuff. You may have new bedding by this time, so add that. Once you're done, ask your parents if they'd buy you a new ceiling light to really top it off. Have fun!

jjdesignkloos do I see a future designer here? :)
I will post a couple photos from google/images to give you a few ideas.
The first thing designers usually say is remove EVERYTHING from the room that is not nailed down. (You may have to get your family's cooperation with this)
2nd: determine what furniture you really need in this space...(It sounds like you already know this)...your bed, shelves, desk, mirror. chair; and leave that--or try it in a different place.
3rd: Determine what you can change: eg. paint on the walls, shelves, woodwork etc; curtains; flooring; bedding.
4th: choose a colour scheme.
5th: Tackle the larger projects first: eg. paint the walls, woodwork, trim; make or purchase new curtains, bedding, rugs. (The designers here can help you to decide where the put the colours you choose).
6. After these big projects are done, you can ask the designers here again for help with art, photos, accessories, storage.
You've got lots of possibilities for your room--you can let your imagination fly!

imagine_galaxy Thankyou everybody for the feedback. jjdesignkloos Yes! I am an aspiring interior artist. Okey I'm going to declutter and sort all my stuff into love it and hate it boxes. Thankyou again! XoXo