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Numbered patterns
Goal ### As soon as the numbers have left the school world, teens want more. Listed long, wide and across, a series of numbers arrives in their room to establish a little loft side, very trendy. Polka dot pattern
Goal ### Long live the big and small peas! Their girly side has not finished settling in the girls' room to revitalize the atmosphere… Union Jack pattern
Goal ### The British flag is popular among young people. With him, the room flies to London for a pop rendering that will delight him. Fashion patterns
Castorama ### Because the first shopping sprees between friends start in adolescence, we let the world of fashion inspire decorative fashion patterns (handbag, boots, gloves, jewelry…), necessarily very trends. Pixelated pattern
Fly ### The new generations of teenagers share a taste for computers and digital technology. What good reasons to adopt the pixelated pattern in their decor! Skull motif
Fly ### One of the favorite motif of teenagers, in fashion as in decoration, is the skull or "skull" if we stick to its English name. Sensitive souls refrain. Arty pattern
Ikea ### Teenagers who have artistic flair will not say the opposite: the arty patterns, hand-painted stripes, paint stains or line drawings are excellent accomplices to personalize the room with style. Star pattern
La Redoute ### At an age when you are constantly staring at the stars, the starry look tends to take over the dressing room and decor for a poetically stylized look! Smiley pattern
La Redoute ### The favorite emoticon for teens comes out of the "computer screen" context to make their bedroom decor smile and make it look good.
