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"Technically speaking, there was nothing wrong with Teen Vogue's latest room-makeover winner Ember Larregui's old room\u2014but that's because there was nothing in it. \"A bed and a TV stand\u2014that's it,\" recalls Ember, a seventh-grade honors student from Bayonne, New Jersey. Her sheer lack of stuff\u2014coupled with the fact that Ember's mother wrote a touching entry essay on behalf of her daughter\u2014earned the twelve-year-old the grand prize. \"I have the best mom in the world,\" Ember says.\n\nWe have to agree. Teen Vogue tapped Chicago-based duo Lauren Gold and Sasha Adler of Oprah-approved Nate Berkus Associates to turn Ember's bare-bones room into a stylish yet fun space befitting our new bedding sets, Violet Femme and Lilac Hill (available at Bed Bath &amp;amp; Beyond). \"We wanted it to feel cool and pulled together,\" Sasha says.\n\nAlso at the top of their agenda? Creating a space that felt personal to Ember, an avid reader and die-hard Harry Potter fan with a thing for the color purple. Thanks to details like a set of Penguin hardcover classics, a grape-hued stool from Chicago's Chiasso, quirky Potter-themed illustrations from L.A.-based artist Nan Lawson, and letter plates from home-goods guru John Derian, the task was complete.\n\nThe only problem? \"I'm so excited, I won't be able to sleep tonight,\" Ember said, upon seeing her new digs. At least she'll have a cool new room to toss and turn in. \u2014AMANDA FITZSIMONS\n\nHOUSE PROUD Twelve-year-old Ember in her revamped digs in front of a blown-up print of"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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