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Designing and decorating a child’s
bedroom can be a daunting task for any parent. Even those of us with
great creativity can run in to trouble when planning the ideal living
space for their little one. The thought of buying furniture,
selecting paint, and doing all of the labor can seem too
overwhelming. However, with the right planning, creating (or
re-creating) your child’s bedroom can be a fun and rewarding
experience you won’t soon forget.
Brighter is better!
Bright, colourful rooms are a great way
to spark creativity and imagination in your young one. Integrating
your kids’ favorite colours into a splendid theme can make all the
difference with the final product in the room. Choosing the right
paint is essential in this part of the process, so don’t be afraid
to be picky when choosing that perfect color. It may result in
several trips to store but it will be worth it in the end.
Proper lighting is also a crucial piece
to a radiant room. Finding floor and ceiling lighting to go along
with theme of the room can be difficult, but there is a large
selection of luminous décor out there that will give the room a
fitting glow. You may also want to get creative with night lights for
those little ones who get frightened in the dark. These moon inspired
wall-lamps would be a great addition to any child’s room
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Get the most out of
your space!
No matter the size of your child’s
bedroom, it is always best to get the most out of the room by getting
creative with the space available. When planning the layout of the
room, do your best to create an optimal open area for your child to
play with toys or crafts. One of the best forms of space-saving is
smart storage. For example, under bed storage bins are a brilliant
way cut
out the clutter that is far too common with a child’s bedroom.
If your child is okay with heights you might want to consider a
lofted highsleeper. These beds offer extra capacity for other bedroom
essentials, such as a desk or reading space.
When in doubt, keep it
simple!
There is nothing wrong with simple
furniture when it comes to interior design. Plain furniture will most
likely keep you under budget and won’t go out of style like some of
the “modern” bedroom pieces. I find the simple
look to be very clean and elegant! You can even dress up the
furniture with charismatic bedding or wall art which is much easier
to swap out in the future. Remember that your child is growing up
fast so you might want to avoid another bedroom overhaul for as long
as you can!
Get the kids involved!
Do-it-yourself home projects can be a
great way to spend
more quality time with your children! There are plenty of tasks
that children of all ages can assist in when it comes to creating
that special bedroom. A fun example is having your child create
personal artwork for the wall. Hang these creations up in a nice
frame for a personal touch that will surely encourage the youngster.