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Here’s a breakdown of the components that need to be addressed when organizing and suggestions for tackling the job: Closet: Take the door off the closet to open the space and provide incentive to place items on hangers instead of throwing them on the closet floor. Desk: Use a desk with adequate drawer space. Drawers keep items organized that tend to clutter the desk. Shelving: Install wall–mounted adjustable shelves that will grow as the needs of your teenager change. Containers: Label all containers, not the shelf where items are stored. That way if containers move, the items are still put in the right one. Memos, etc.: Hang pegboards or memo boards to provide contained spaces for notes, photos and calendars. No more looking for that invitation or phone number–it’s right there on the wall.

Some teen girls still like pink, but they’re ready to take the color up a notch. Try rich pink or salmon walls with accents in a bright shade of green, purple or sunny yellow. Modern furniture and geometric touches will keep a teen’s pink bedroom from looking too young or frilly. For a teen boy’s room, try a warm brown or neutral beige with bright accents in orange, green or blue for a color pop. Many boys continue to like blue during their teen years, and a rich cobalt or navy looks good with accents in green or brown.