Introduction: A Boy's Room
We decided to redo my son's bedroom.
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Step 1: Door
An appropriate sign for my son's door considering he loves walking around the house with no shirt on. The shark tooth he earned for himself in Hawaii by swimming out to a coral berm.
Step 2: Cupboard Seat
We converted his wardrobe into a sitting / reading area. "Bacon" likes to keep him company.
Step 3: Look Upwards
If you look upwards you might be in for a little surprise: Murray the Ninja skeleton.
Step 4: Animal Collections
My son is quite interested in animals and taxidermy. Here is both his toy and animal collections.
Step 5: Taxidermy
The best of my son's animal collection are hung on the wall. He made the walking stick himself.
Step 6: Bunk Bed
The pets are kept on the top bunk and he sleeps on the bottom.
Step 7: Weapon Box
At the base of the bunk bed is the weapon collection
Step 8: Guitar
My son likes to sit on his cow rug and play his guitar. If he keeps growing his hair he will have mastered the "rock star" look.
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5 Discussions
5 years ago
That's awesome!!! Not sure if I could sleep looking up at a skeletons, but hey if it works for him!!!
5 years ago on Introduction
You have the coolest kid on the internet.
Reply 5 years ago on Introduction
He is definitely interesting.
I went to the supermarket with him and he started entertaining everyone by "performing to the overhead music".
5 years ago on Introduction
every? taxidermy? nah
Reply 5 years ago on Introduction
when my daughter and son shared a room we painted half the room pink and half blue and all the dead animals were kept out of sight in a box. Now that my son is too old to share he has been able to express himself more fully in his own room. I wonder what his next step is ... dirt bikes ... BB guns