How to Decorate a Room With a Toronto Maple Leafs Theme

The Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the most historic teams in the NHL. For this reason, the Maple Leafs are beloved by hockey fans throughout the world. Any Toronto fan would love to have a room in his house dedicated to his favorite team. Here is how to decorate a room with a Toronto Maple Leafs theme.

Instructions

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      Paint the room in the color of the Toronto Maple Leafs. If you choose to do this, you'll probably wish to paint your room royal blue as that is the main color found on the jerseys of the Maple Leafs. In order to get the perfect color for your room, consult a Maple Leafs jersey or other piece of merchandise.

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      Buy something to commemorate the rivalry between the Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadians and place it in the room. Simply put, Toronto fans hate Montreal. Anything that puts down the Canadians would be a great addition to your room dedicated to the Maple Leafs.

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      Find a picture of one of the great Toronto teams from the 1940s and show it off in the room. The Maple Leafs were dominant during this time, winning five Stanley Cups. You can most likely find any of these pictures at any sports shop that sells Maple Leafs memorabilia. You could also simply print a high quality picture from that Internet and frame it.

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      Buy a replica banner commemorating the Stanley Cups won by the Toronto Maple Leafs and hang it in the room. This is a fantastic way to remember the success Toronto has enjoyed throughout the rich history of the franchise.

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      Find a poster or picture of Conn Smythe and display it in the room. Smythe owned the Maple Leafs for about 40 years, was the builder of Maple Leaf Gardens and is in the Hall of Fame. Of course, you most likely know him because of the Conn Smythe Trophy.

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      Purchase a replica Mats Sundin jersey or an autographed piece of memorabilia signed by Sundin and display it in the room. Sundin became the all-time franchise leader in points and goals in 2007 and is unquestionably one of the greatest players in the history of the Maple Leafs. He should be honored in any room dedicated to the Maple Leafs.