For a teen, a bedroom is a zone of safety and separation from the outside world. This space is often the only area they truly have to call their own, making the decorations that rest within it an important way for the teen to exercise his individuality. Instead of simply slapping some paint on your teen's walls, make your additions to the space aesthetically appealing and reflective of your teen's specific interests.
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