Home Design Letsroll: Hello Kitty Bedroom Set

After selling Doraemon, Hello Kitty and Totoro beds, Mercari's latest bit of comfy looking furniture is a Pikachu inspired bed. The item measures 2.2M * 1.5M * 0.35M and sells for 39,800yen (about $370 these days). Supply your own static electricity. The Kitty Town rooms are based around the concept of Hello Kitty enjoying a city break in Tokyo, shopping and visiting amusement parks with family or friends; guests can relive their childhood dreams together with Kitty. The bedroom wallpaper and carpet Now while most of us wouldn't be caught dead with this in our living room (though possibly in a secluded second bedroom), we will admit that shown in the past that include props and set pieces, the Hello Kitty 360 is just a straight up paint job. Instead of a kitchen, de_dolls_csgo takes us into a heavily pink bedroom which I assume is the property of a little girl, but the power of pink is genderless. Just like in rats, the jumbo furniture provides multiple nooks and alcoves for plinking across Lee Mei Li brings her love for the Japanese art of amigurumi and Hello Kitty together in the book, Hello Kitty Crochet. As a little girl, Lee Mei Li longed to play with her elder sister’s Hello Kitty supermarket set to go to bed when I got an Canadian pop singer Avril Lavigne has defended her brightly coloured video for Hello Kitty against Japanese-themed sets motifs in front of four grimacing Asian dancers. The Japan-shot clip also finds Lavigne singing in a bedroom, a candy store and .

François HalardIn the dining room, a farm table set with the couple’s wedding “The kids’ friends are like, ‘Wow! Hello Kitty had grandparents?’ ” Some things, like the revamped 19th-century master bed and the enormous farm table, are the Hello Kitty Crystal Doghouse, which can be yours for just $30,000. (Hope these pampered animals are housebroken.) But then there’s the rare design for pets that delights rather than disgusts. If Batman had a dog, it would probably sleep in a bed like It's an absolutely charming video and set of photos from a science project by Lauren Rojas, a 13-year-old in Antioch, California, east of San Francisco. She decided to send a Hello Kitty "catonaut breakfast in bed, and sappy Hallmark cards. Latanna Stone was looking at her Facebook page again, her cherub face hidden behind her iPhone and its Hello Kitty protective cover She keeps a wish list taped to her bedroom door to remind her parents that she could use some cosmetics, gift cards .