How to Decorate a Bedroom with Hunting Decor

One of the world's oldest pastimes, hunting can be performed for sustenance, defense, sale or sport. Avid hunters may wish to decorate their own bedrooms in a hunting decor, while lodge, club and cabin owners may wish to outfit rooms with a hunting theme for guests. Regardless of the type of property, a hunting theme can create a cozy wilderness feel to any room with a few decorative touches. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Paint
  • Paint rollers
  • Binoculars
  • Unloaded guns
  • Gun rack
  • Bearskin rug
  • Camouflage or plaid bedspread
  • Mounted game
  • Nails
  • Hammer
  • Framed wildlife prints
  • Duck decoys
  • Wooden hat rack
  • Lanterns
  • Brown leather chair
  • Wicker basket
  • Pine cones
  • Wrought iron bed frame
  • Screwdriver
  • Screws
  • Whittled wooden wildlife statuettes
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Instructions

  1. Decorate a Bedroom with Hunting Decor

    • 1

      Paint the walls of the bedroom with hunting colors, such as brown, red or forest green.

    • 2

      Hang hunting-themed art. Select and hang prints or paintings of nature scenes, depicting wildlife scenes, game in motion or idyllic cabins set in the woods or on the water.

    • 3

      Place mounted game on the walls. Position large game such as bear or deer heads in the center of a wall, with fish or birds in less prominent positions.

    • 4

      Hang guns on the wall. Purchase a gun rack and mount it to the wall with screws and the screwdriver. Place one gun on each position on the gun rack, taking care to unload your guns first.

    • 5

      Select furniture. Choose a wrought-iron bed frame and a brown leather arm chair as a major accent piece. Ensure that all coordinating furniture is either iron, wood or leather.

    • 6

      Arrange fabrics in the room. Position a camouflage-themed or plaid bedspread on the bed. Place a bearskin rug in the center of the floor.

    • 7

      Hang two to four old lanterns on nails throughout the room to create a classic hunting feel. Empty the lanterns of fuel and clean them thoroughly.

    • 8

      Fill the wicker basket with pine cones to evoke a natural, forest touch to the bedroom.

    • 9

      Arrange wooden objects throughout the room. Place duck decoys on dressers, bookshelves or ledges. Place a carved wooden hat rack on the wall by the door. Add whittled or carved wildlife statuettes to evoke a warm, lodge feel.

Tips & Warnings

  • While specialty hunting stores carry mounted game, thrift stores or garage sales tend to offer significantly discounted prices.

  • Never leave filled or lit gas lanterns attached to your walls.

  • Never leave guns unattended in homes with small children.

  • Always store your bullets in a locked drawer away from your guns.

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