Children Bedroom

Intelligent Tips to Create a Child's Room

1. Change the color, but still offer the option
The ideal strategy is to control color replacement, but still let your child choose their favorite color. Paint and wallpaper can help you create the perfect space. However, you can also use other alternatives, such as choosing a colorful patterned carpet, hanging ornaments from cloth on the wall, or putting up posters or pictures. You can also choose wall stickers that make the child's bedroom wall more attractive. This sticker is easily removed so that whenever you can replace it with other motives.
2. Avoid highlighting themes at a specific age
Specific themed bedrooms like pirate ship bed or race car, space theme theme or fairy tale fairy and fairy tale motifs are old ideas for teenagers. Try bringing up ideas with room design that match your child's interests, thoughts, and hobbies, but it's still worth it when children grow up. Decorative walls of a particular theme picture is not a good idea because the mood of the child tends to change. You can still include elements of the theme, but not too much.


3. Turn the bedroom into an interactive space
If possible, try to include furniture and room accessories that involve children in an activity. Choose a corner of the room and transform it into a space to train your child's hobby and some other activities.

4. Separate learning space zone elsewhere
Moving the table outdoors makes the bedroom more spacious, especially if your children have to share a room together. Older children who need to study longer will not bother his sister.
You can use the attic, alley, and the corners of the living room and turn it into a child's learning room with all the equipment.

5. Add storage space
You can choose versatile furniture that is usually a sliding component such as a storage drawer or desk. Because it focuses on space efficiency, this type of furniture is best suited to contemporary homes and urban homes that typically have limited space. Versatile furniture can be headboard, desk, lighting, cabinets, shelves and beds. Separate each shoe storage space, hats, bags, and clothing. It's best not to mix all the stuff to avoid the mess in your child's bedroom.

6. Placing carpets carefully
For the tropical climate as in our country, the use of carpet floor will not be suitable. Use the carpet in small size, especially if you can combine it in the same color with the room.

7. Make the most of the wall
Similar to using multifunctional furniture, you can take advantage of certain wall sections into storage space that can help your child organize and search for their books and toys.

Consider also using wall space as an interactive play area, such as stickers chessboard, Lego, monopoly, and others that can be removed.

You can put a hanger on the wall and place bags of canvas cloth to store various knick-knacks. Your child can store their items easily and can be reached.
The bedroom is a safer place to hang your precious child's artwork.

8. Little witty touch
The bedroom is designed for teens, add a little humor, which will encourage creative, physical and spiritual growth in children. So make sure to include something unexpected or unplanned, maybe even from your own childhood. You can add an antique chandelier that adds imagination and becomes an impressive fixture in every child's room.

9. Change to private area
By adding family photos, personal memories, certificates, concert tickets, special notes, awards, etc. on the walls of the child's room, you can highlight your child's personality so that the room becomes more personal.

10. Do not forget the lighting
Make sure you choose a lamp with good lighting techniques. Place a dim sleeping light. You can also choose lanterns, decorative lights, or other lights with various shapes, sizes, and colors to make your child's room more vibrant.