How to Decorate Your Room with a WWE Theme

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is the most popular wrestling company in the world, featuring superstars like John Cena, Jeff Hardy, Rey Mysterio and other wrestlers. While they may never actually step foot into yours or a children’s bedroom, you can decorate it in many different WWE Themes. There are a lot of options and with a little money you could have a WWE themed bedroom. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Wrestling Ring Bed: One of the most noticeable parts of a room is the bed that sits inside it. To make your bed a WWE Themed bed, you need to transform it into a WWE replica wrestling ring. To do this, the bed needs to have four tall posts or attached pieces of wood to them. The wood should be painted black and 3 ropes at three different heights should be wrapped around those 4 posts, enclosing the ring. The ropes can be painted red, blue, or a mix of colors representing your or your child’s favorite WWE Brand.
2. Play Area: Most children’s rooms have a play area dedicated to their favorite toys or games. For WWE fans, this means that will be using WWE and Jakks Pacific action figures. There are many different kinds of action figures from WWE including the Classic Series, Ruthless Aggression, and Two-Packs. Buy your child the top stars and a ring for them to play with the toys in.
3. Walls: For the walls a simple coat of painting of any color will do, because WWE memorabilia can be hung all over it. There are many WWE posters available and Bighead.com offers full size replicas of your favorite wrestlers like Undertaker, John Cena, and Bobby Lashley. They are huge and make your child feel like a wrestler is actually in their room.
4. You can also get frames and hang up any ticket stubs or picture you have taken from live events. It is a little personal memorabilia as well as WWE memorabilia. Take time to put a shelf up as well to display some of the action figures or any replica belts or autographs that you may own.
5. If your child is a Ken Kennedy fan, consider hanging a replica microphone from the ceiling. That way they can reenact Kennedy’s infamous entrance and introduction to himself.
6. If your child has a TV and DVD player in their room then keep them supplied with a wide range of WWE DVD's. To help catch up on the history of the WWE provide them with the Wrestlemania and Royal Rumble anthologies. Also include side projects like John Cena’s The Marine and Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Condemned.