Designing the nursery can be quite difficult. You don’t want a decor that the kids can quickly outgrow or get used to. Here are some examples of how you can decorate your child’s room together for some special family fun.
Design the children’s room together for some extra family fun
There are many things that children love. They love color, cartoon characters and themes such as fairy tales, princes and princesses, space and other science fiction subjects. It’s fun to know that when it comes to designing the space, we want to encourage the kids to join in. It’s her room, after all. With them it is special family fun. There are times when we forget about the tedious work of decorating the room as long as we know that family members are involved and that they are having fun together. In addition, you will also stimulate your children’s creativity and imagination by involving them in the design of the room.
Redesign ideas for the nursery
If your kids want to remodel their room, consider this an opportunity for yourself and the kids. At the very least, you know that they want something new for their own room and that it will also serve as a strengthening of family bonds. Not to mention any special family fun you are about to have. Keep the following tips in mind when decorating your children’s room. Do not forget to include them in your decision-making, especially in the actual design of the room.
Colors that children love– don’t forget that children love colors. There comes a time when the children draw different cartoon characters or just anything else. Then they will ask you to get art supplies for them. Don’t forget to buy them the colors they want so that they can add color to their own drawings. You will also be aware of having the different colors on hand for your images. For the children’s room, it is advisable to choose light or bold colors or a combination of both. Some designers would suggest you have hot colors for the kid’s room like yellow, orange, pink, blue, and purple. The current trend in interior design these days are classic color combinations like orange and blue for the boys and purple and pink for the girls.
Where do I keep the children’s stuff? – it is known that children’s rooms are filled with clutter. Sometimes you’ve just cleaned up your room and then, in 30 minutes or less, the stuff is back on the floor. To keep the clutter out of sight, like toys and books, various storage solutions are available. For example, stylish bins and baskets can keep kids’ things organized. There are also beds that provide storage space that can solve the problem. In addition, bookcases are commercially available which could be used as storage compartments for toys when placed in the cabinet.
Wall decorations – the current trend in designing the wall of your child’s room is with decals. Decals are available in many colors, styles, and themes. You can also customize the decals to personalize the nursery. Ask your children which motif they want so that they all have an idea for the wall decoration. You can also add accessories such as decorative hooks and lights. It’s also exciting to show the children’s work. Magnetic or cork boards are ideal for every child’s room to showcase their works of art.
The choice of bedding – cartoon-covered bedding is already out of date. In fact, designers don’t think it’s cool to have this type of bedding. Instead, you can opt for bedding with geometric prints or city themes to add sophistication to the room. Adding accessories to the room will keep the youthful and colorful look of the room. So as the kids mature, or when their preferences change, all you have to do is change the accessories to meet their needs.
Encourage the children to get involved – whatever the design for their bedroom layout, it is always wise to bring them into the current planning phase. Aside from added family fun, you’ll also learn about your children’s needs and wants when it comes to interior design. That way, they will really appreciate the result and be proud of their own ideas and creativity, just to have a little creativity and give the kids a little joy, because they turn something very ordinary into something magical.
