12 Ideas For Reclaimed Wood Decor In Kids Rooms


Reclaimed wood decor gives such an earthy, modern feel to any room. It adds instant depth, texture, and true character – all at the same time!
Whether its on an accent wall or a picture frame, reclaimed wood is becoming more and more popular in adult and childrens’ rooms alike! For good reason, too – you have to check out these gorgeous rooms we’ve featured below!








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