Decorate A Playroom With Stencils

A Stenciled Playroom Accent Wall With the Tribal Arrows Stencil

Good morning, my Cutting Edge Stencils friends! Is your playroom lacking pattern, color or personality?  We have the perfect DIY solution.  Wall stencils are an inexpensive and easy way to achieve the super stylish look you desire for your play space.  Today we have a trendy playroom makeover and a stencil giveaway so keep reading!

We’d like to introduce Colleen, the proud mama and creative DIYer behind the blog 58 Water Street.  Colleen has been updating her playroom with one DIY project at a time.  Here is what it looked like before the makeover.

The first things she did was paint the space Annapolis Gray to match the rest of the house and then she reupholstered the chairs with a Nate Berkus print.  Then she stumbled upon Cutting Edge Stencils and it was love at first sight!  Adding a fun wall stencil was the perfect way to add pattern to the space.  She browsed the website and fell in love with our Tribal Arrows Allover Stencil, a trendy arrow pattern. Colleen commented, “I wanted something modern, simple, and minimal, to go with the mid-century feel of the kids’ playroom. “

With her stencil in hand, Colleen was ready to start stenciling! She used blue painters tape to adhere the stencil to the wall and a stencil brush to paint the pattern.

Are you ready to see how her stenciled playroom accent wall turned out? Colleen commented, “I love how it turned out. I adore the modern pattern, and simple colors. ”

Here is a close-up shot of the modern arrow wall pattern.

Do you want to win a free wall stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils?  All you have to do is enter the giveaway on 58 Water Street!

Tell us, what do you think of this stenciled playroom accent wall? Leave us a comment below, we’d love to read your thoughts!

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