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When I was 14 I painted my bedroom walls pale blue and the ceiling a dark navy. Then I stuck plastic glow-in-the-dark stars all over it. So ~chic! It still looks that way, my parents have the house for sale and cannot be bothered undoing all my "work".

In all seriousness, I think the bedroom is a nice place for this since I like that room to feel cozy (ie. "low" ceiling). My mother's never had a white ceiling in her life; she always paints them the same colour as the walls. It was a long time before I realized people do anything else.

If that house is in, like, Kansas it might be a little weird, but if they're anywhere remotely near a beach, I dig it.

I love it. The low windows make it apear as though the room was built just for a child, and I agree with hailey brown - this is a cute, comfortable room that looks like it actually has a child living in it.

Omg. I want this for MY birthday!

I want one for my garden to read in on rainy days.

I feel like I'd be cracking my head on things a lot, but that kitchen would make it all worth it. And an outdoor space too? Fab.

I like the white bed. Sherry and John on younghouselove like to talk about "sealing" their painted furniture with a water-based non-toxic topcoat so it can't off-gas. Would that work?

In small doses I don't mind this, but too many and it just reminds me of my grandmother's house. Not in a good way.

I lived in the UK for a year and a half with the same size of fridge. On my own, it would have been completely fine. With housemates? Ridiculous.

Plus we then had a large "deep freeze" type freezer sitting in the kitchen, which never made sense to me. I'm not against a small fridge, but to me it would have made more sense to just combine the two with a larger fridge with a freezer.

This apartment has a great layout too, subtly dividing things into three separate "rooms" but keeping things open. I find that always helps in a small space!