Red Wings Bedroom Ideas

Paint and Flooring

• Bedroom walls painted red and white create an instant backdrop for all your Red Wings memorabilia. Painting all the walls red will visually be a bit too bold for most, especially in a bedroom, so choose one wall to be red and leave the rest white. Another option would be two-tone red and white walls, which will break up the boldness of the red. For an adult, a white carpet might do, but this would quickly get dirty in a child's room. Use red or neutral carpeting for a child's room, or accent the existing flooring with a Red Wings throw rug or puck-shaped rug.

Decorating the Walls

• A huge Red Wings logo on a focal point wall will remind you of your favorite team every time you walk into the room. You can project and trace the logo onto the wall yourself or buy a commercially made wall decal. Frame team jerseys to display on the walls, or simply tack them in place in a visually appealing way. Posters, autographed photos, hockey sticks and masks will all display well in a Red Wings-themed bedroom.

Bedding

• Red Wings bedding with everything from the comforter to pillowcases, sheets and shams is available online and in stores that sell team merchandise. While this is suitable for a child's room, it could be a bit much for an adult, especially if sharing the room with a partner. Use bedding that's in the team's red and white color scheme but has no logos, if that's the case.

Completing the Look

• Display other Red Wings and hockey-related memorabilia in the room to complete the look. Hockey (and Red Wings-specific) lamps are commercially available. You can display pucks, especially those with a team logo, on a nightstand or shelf. A short black ottoman would look like a hockey puck and could be stenciled with the Red Wings logo. Hockey sticks could be permanently attached to closet doors for visual interest, or installed in a way that they act as door handles.