Hanna's Room | Pretty Little Liars Decor

Hanna's room is definitely the most feminine and fashion-forward of the four... which isn't a surprise considering Hanna Marin is the popular, fashionable, girly girl of the clique.  Her bedroom fuses sleek modernity with fashionable luxe with perky charm... making for a Cheerful Glam look.

Hanna's color scheme brings together lots of white, beige, and gray... with a bit of pink and red, and then splashes of sunny yellow.  Her bed includes an upholstered headboard and lots of patterned throw pillows.  Her nightstands are shiny, white, and sharp-edged modern, accessorized with feminine lamps and girl favorites like pictures, magazines, and a colorful phone.

Here's my favorite item in Hanna's space: a dress form used as an inspiration board for fashion magazine scraps and clippings.

Hanna's desk doubles as a vanity.  Filled with perfumes, nail polishes, and cosmetics---all kept tidy on pretty trays---Hanna probably does more primping here than homework.  Another (smaller) mannequin inhabits the array of accessories.  A glass lamp gives light.  Flowers freshen up the desktop.  And a funky, ornate mirror tells Hanna who the fairest of them all is.  Nearby woven wicker boxes add storage.  And I love her white chair with its yellow cushion.

Hanna's room also features a second bed---a daybed that she often lounges on.  A huge canvas painted yellow hangs on the wall above as bright, cheerful artwork.  I love the pairing of pink and yellow all over Hanna's room.

Speaking of bright yellow... check out that lamp!  Its base adds a bold pop of color and visual interest to that corner of the room, hanging out among metallic picture frames.

A black and white photograph of the Eiffel Tower hangs on Hanna's wall.

Here's a close-up shot of Hanna's desktop/vanity.  She organizes perfumes on an antique mirror-top tray and keeps track of smaller cosmetics on a square lucite tray.  Just goes to show how organization can be glitzy and glamorous!

The other side of Hanna's desk features another square lucite tray, plus a lily-inspired jewelry stand.

Furniture: Hanna's room is a bit less eclectic than the other girls' rooms... all of her furniture is clean, white, and mostly modern.  For the bed you'll want to go with a headboard upholstered in a white, cream, or beige fabric.  (If you can't find one, there are tons of tutorials for this on the web.) Keep the bedding itself light and neutral.  Opt for nightstands that are sleek and white---same goes with the desk.  Rather than adding a daybed to my moodboard, I went with an armless chair for extra seating.

Pattern & Pillows:  On the bed, add a pink blanket.  Hanna's was a tie-dye floral design, but I love this hot geometric throw.  In your array of pillows, include a pink one, deep red one, and gray and yellow one.  Go with white curtains that have a bit of a pattern to them, like these trellis-printed panels.  If you can't have floral wallpaper, add floral patterns in other ways---for example, a rug or floral-printed furniture like the armchair I used.

Accessories:  Vintage dress forms aren't hard to hunt down if you really look. Antique stores, thrift and vintage shops, and Craiglist are great places to start.  Check those same places for a great, ornate mirror that you can paint pink, silver or lucite trays for your perfumes and cosmetics, plus bright colored vintage telephones to display.  Look for lamp bases that are clear glass or bright yellow.  Keep the shades simple and white.  Bring in some natural texture with some wicker storage bins or baskets.  Hang a statement-making Eiffel Tower print on your wall, as well as fashion-inspired art sketches.  A vase of flowers, pretty pink candles, and your favorite pair of pump amp up the feminine factor.

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Disclaimer: I'm neither the the set designer nor in touch with the set designer for these television and movie rooms. Unfortunately, I do not know the sources for most of the decor, furniture, etc. These inspiration boards and posts are meant to show a similar look and help guide you in shopping for items that will help you get there. If you really want to know the source of a specific item (for example, where a pair of curtains can be purchased), feel free to leave your question in the comments. If I knew, it would definitely be listed in the post. However, maybe another The Lovely Side reader out there will know!

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