Kids always want their rooms
to be a special space, and I’m sure most parents agree. It’s the place where
they can completely be themselves, and it should give them a place of comfort
along with having its own character. If you are able to make out at a glance
that it’s a child’s room, that’s the best way of telling that you've succeeded!
Here are some ideas:
Choose the colours with care: The walls of a child’s room can be a great way
to unleash a lot of creativity, both from you as well as the kids. Use one wall
as a mural, that you can do yourself if you feel up to it. You can also create
a blackboard area on another portion so that no kid needs to feel bad about
scribbling on walls.
The furniture counts: You may find lovely pieces in a flea-market or
while bargain hunting, which you can then try DIY techniques on to make it look
even more exclusive and in character. This is also a great opportunity to
create your own piece of furniture that can also be used to create splashes of
colour in the room.
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Are things accessible? Use a lot of open shelves, and mostly at lower
levels, unless you need to keep something out of reach for a specific reason.
It helps kids become independent, as they get used to finding and putting back
their own stuff much faster if everything is at their accessible level.
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