37. A Silver Galaxy Far Away
While many of the home decoration in the Star Wars theme we have seen involves modern wall decals. This room takes a more traditional approach including silver lettering on the wall and a canvas image of the death star. The Walls themselves are a pale gray, allowing the silvers, blues, and blacks to stand out. The same colors are carried over in the lighting, bedding, and drapery. Traditional bedroom elements are seen in the furnishings and flooring. Small details mix the Star Wars theme and other classic elements to create a room that unassuming and attractively Star Wars as well.
38. Light up the Sky with This Nursery
This Star Wars home decoration uses projected images to create a starry sky on the ceiling. While the nursery has a distinctly Star Wars theme, nothing is permanent for easy transition when the child grows older. Additionally, since the walls aren’t painted, it’s an ideal option for an apartment. Star Wars elements show up in the blinds, bunting over the crib, a blanket on the chair, and crib bedding too. A deep blue chair is reminiscent in color to R2D2 and floating shelves hold Star Wars storybooks. To complete the look, a tie fighter sits in the window sill, reminding the viewer that this is a Star Wars room.
39. Creating a Galaxy in a Bedroom
Star Wars room wallpaper provides the look of a starry night sky. This same look could be recreated with paint too. Vinyl decal wall art has been used for x-wing fighters and the opening words of the movie. Star Wars elements are carried over in the Darth Vader and storm trooper bedding. Furniture is kept classic in dark woods to avoid detracting from the movie elements. A mirror, although not Star Wars specifically, almost looks like a window of a spaceship looking out into deep space. Finally, Star Wars decor sits on the dresser and nightstand to tie the whole room together.
40. A Chewy Room
Who doesn’t love Chewbacca? Most kids will be glad to have a stuffed Chewy adorning their bed. This Star Wars theme room is ideal if you can’t paint the walls or you just want something understated. The blue stripes on the bedding is reminiscent of R2D2 and the fuzzy white rug reminds us of a tauntaun. One standout feature in this room is a unique headboard made from raw wood and lettered for a cute Star Wars quote. The black frames and white mattes on the wall art pull all of the contrasting colors together in the room. Finally, an industrial style side table completes the sci-fi look.
41. Colorful Space Scenes
A bedroom for kids often should be colorful and bright, and this could be referred to as a Star Wars lightsaber room. After all, the bright reds and blues make us think of the classic Star Wars weapons. The ceiling has been painted dark blue to create a space scene complete with x-wing fighters. The walls have been left white to offer bright contrast. Red can be found in the lighting, blanket, and storage bins. Blue is seen on the bins, the bedding, and other elements through the room. Together, that creates a bright, colorful Star Wars theme.
42. A Perfect Starter Palette
There’s plenty of room to add to this Star Wars room decor, but the wall designs definitely offer a good beginning. The deep blue paint used here has become a classic color found with many Star Wars themes and the simple, one color walls leave space to grow. The vinyl decals include the classic Star Was logo and a scene involving a Jedi and a clone fighting. Natural wood furniture is used in this room, and that offers a pleasing contrast to the blue walls. Add in the right Star Wars window covering and a few decor items to complete the look.
43. A Classy Combination
A true Star Wars throne room will be one that offers a perfect living space for the captain of the ship. In this case, classic colors and print combinations create a well put together space any captain would be proud of. This design is mature enough for older children and even adults featuring stylish framed Star Wars prints. The combination of gray, blue, and yellow works together well for the walls and bedding. The red bookshelf and window coverings add just enough bright color to keep the elements of the room interesting and multidimensional.
44. A Space-y Interior
Star Wars room wallpaper is used in a unique ways here to create gateways to outer space. Used on doors and windows, the Star Wars room wallpaper makes the space almost feel like a ship with windows and hatches looking out at the stars. The rest of the decor is kept minimal with classic style furniture, light colors, and natural wood. One poor piece makes this room distinctly Star Wars: a Millennium Falcon suspended from the ceiling. Other elements could easily be added to the space in order to incorporate more of the Star Wars theme.
45. Small Yoda for a Small Space
Even a small room can use home decor to create a fun Star Wars theme. Two shades of blue are used on the walls with the accent wall including the classic wording in vinyl letters. Close ups of various uniforms are printed on durable paper and clipped to the wall for a more modern take on artwork. Bedding is in complementing shades of blue to the walls and a cute stuffed Yoda completes the look. The use of bright white on the furnishings and trim adds a touch of dimension to the room and keeps it from feeling too closed in. The lighter colors throughout tshe space ensure the room feels larger despite it’s small size.
Awaken the Force in Your Home with Star Wars Room Ideas
Whether you want a Star Wars throne room, a dining room with the theme, a Star Wars game room, a space for children, or even a Star Wars throne room, these ideas are sure to inspire whether you do your best to copy them or make them your own. Either way, Star Wars is certainly popular and likely will be for a long time to come. Incorporating the theme in your home isn’t likely to go out of style anytime soon.
