Before I show you my full bedroom reveal, I wanted to share this easy and renter-friendly project you can do with any lighter weight fabric. It’s a very forgiving DIY project, and a unique way to add pattern or colors to your walls without using wallpaper or paint. And cleanup is a breeze.
I used this wall treatment and a remnant peice of fabric in the vanity nook of my bedroom’s built in shelves. You can find my past tutorial here, but basically all you need is some liquid starch and a paint roller to adhere your fabric to the wall.
I changed the hardware to a vintage set that I found on Etsy, and also changed the light to a beautiful brass Sputnik sconce from Lucent Lightshop.
When I move I’ll just peel it off the wall and wipe down any residue.
I love it as our dining table centerpiece.
First we painted the floor a light gray because the orange color that was there before was peeling, was reflecting an ugly muddy orange color cast onto our interior white walls, and just generally didn’t fit in with my ideal vibe. I ended up painting the cinderblock as well for the same reasons.
They’re 20×20 inch faux boxwood panels that link together easily to cover all kinds of fences and walls. It was so easy to install and have been holding up well for months now, even in 120+ degree weather.
In February we took a road trip out to Orlando to visit family and had the opportunity to stay at the most adorable and fun mid-century inspired hotel. 
Inspired by the 50s and 60s, Cabana Bay is decked head to toe in colorful retro style. The property has two pools, seven eateries and lounges, a bowling alley, arcade, and fitness studio! I told you it has everything!
One of my favorite parts was the bowling alley. We had SO much fun and great food and drinks there .
Speaking of food and drinks, the hotel has the most adorable dining room where they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
And as for the drinks, the bowling alley serves up some strong novelty cocktails, but there’s also a pool side bar and a lounge in the lobby.
I didn’t take pictures of the pool areas in order to respect the other guests’ privacy, but they feature cabana rentals, a lazy river, and waterslides!
Then I used colorful mini marshmallows and candies to decorate them!
For snow cones I used tissue paper and party hats!
Can’t forget the sprinkles! I filled 
To top it all off I used the rest of my tissue paper and a party hat to make a giant ice cream cone. 
Next, pre-cut the lengths you need. This makes your life so much easier. Be sure to line up the pattern with each new piece you cut.
And that’s it! If you’re wondering how well this paper might hold up in a bathroom, I’ll just say I took a steamy shower about an hour after I was done and no seams or edges came away from the wall. The paper is also non-porous, so it seems it’ll hold up to moisture well.
Melodrama 