A "big boy room" makeover

I've been working on creating a "big boy room" for a while now. I have a million different things pinned on Pinterest and was starting to become overwhelmed, so I decided to make my own version of a "design board" or "inspiration board". I included lots of the things that were already in their room, and added a few extras to tie it all together.

1. I'm super lucky in that my sister works for the company that makes Hiccups kids bedlinen!
 

2. This red metal letter "O" is from a vintage marquee sign, purchased on eBay.
 

3. I love, love, love everything Sarah Jane Studios does. I'm especially fond of the "Be" art print set.
 

4. Ikea's Bekvam spiceracks are just so versatile! And at only $2.50 each, who can resist!
 

5. This linen was a purchase many moons ago. I don't believe the brand is in existence anymore.
 

6. The Ikea Hemnes Linen Cupboard only comes in red now, I believe, but the boys have a yellow one in their room serving as a bookcase.
 

7. Again from Ikea, the Snoig Desk Lamp makes for a perfect bedside reading lamp.

 
8. I think every little persons’ room should have some Belle & Boo!
 
9. Of course some art from my little company Love a Rhino.
 
10 & 15. ABC Throw Pillows from Land of Nod.
 
11. A little birdhouse from Provincial Living
 
12. The Ikea Hemnes Chest of 6 Drawers is great for storing their clothes.
 
13. This rug was from Land of Nod. The exact design isn't available anymore, but it's a great site to look at for some gorgeous options. Shipping actually wasn't too bad either.
 
14. Jasper and Ruby is a great etsy store full of gorgeous water colour illustrations I couldn't go past this adorable dachshund!

During this project I've discovered a (possibly unhealthy) love of spray painting.

I've painted frames and shelves and baskets, oh my!

I've had the ABC Throw Cushions from Land of Nod pinned for months, but somehow never noticed that they were different shades of green until I'd put this board together.

I'm fine with things not matching (in fact I prefer it that way, for the most part) but they need to look purposely mismatched.

I decided to look into alternatives (after briefly considered sewing my own) and that's when I stumbled across the gorgeous cushion covers available at Romeo and Juliet Design on Etsy. I was drawn to their bright, bold colours, and modern designs. I was lucky enough to buy during their Easter sale and scored 25% off!

These are the 2 designs I went with.

They arrived last week, and after a quick trip to Spotlight I was ready to start the process of "initialing" them.
This is the end result.

Not perfect, but they're ok if you don't look too closely.

And without further ado, the final result.

I think I'd still like to replace the fabric in the door on their sidetable, and perhaps add a bunting to their picture wall, but for the moment this will suffice.

I'd love to hear your thoughts!