Furnishing a kid's room can be challenging since it is a multipurpose room, divided into sleeping, playing, and studying zones. Therefore, you must consider certain features of each zone for a balanced look. Every detail matters: furniture, home décor, lighting, materials and colors, etc. Don’t mess it up! Now we’re going to talk about everything. We’ve assembled the trends of all times that always help stay in style and function.
Furniture
Comfort always remains a priority feature for all times. Most important in any design plan is the selection of the right furniture. Children grow up so fast, and you often might need to make new changes in the room. We recommend that you follow these tips:
- Select a table or chair whose height can be adjusted. Since the table is one of the most important elements in a room, its position greatly influences the rest of the room. Moreover, tables with lift tops easily adjust to the child's height.
- Select a wardrobe that will serve for many years to come. You can buy a classic wardrobe, but with many storages, shelves and drawers.
- Upon the bed purchase, it is highly advised that you draw your attention to the mattress which needs to be medium density. You should choose beds which will remain relevant for years to come.
Dear adults, no matter if you make the final decision while buying a furnishing piece, let your little ones choose the style and colors of their own bedroom furniture, because they will spend most of their time in their room, it should be fun and comfortable for them.
Combination of neutral colors and bold accents
Experts claim that neutral pastel colors, spiced with bold accents, will be widespread, which will help to get a balanced result. The main idea is to create a calm atmosphere by adding bold accents. We recommend:
• In case of neutral shades, give preference to beige, milky, gray, light green, peach.
• In case of bright shades, choose the one that your little one likes. Remember that it is allowed to use up to 3 bright colors in the room, which must be accompanied by black and white to create a harmonious contrast.
Painted walls
In a child's room, designers encourage the use of paint rather than wallpaper. Basically, this allows you to hang pictures or other interior accessories, blackboards, or schooling items on the wall. Later, when the children grow up, they will simply replace them with their favorite décor.
Rugs with unique patterns
Undoubtedly, the rug in the children's room is a must, because our little ones love to play, read, spend time lying or sitting on the floor. You need to consider the following 4 factors before buying a rug for your child:
• Softness. Choose rugs that primarily have a soft fiber.
• They are harmless. Choose rugs that do not cause allergic effects.
• Imagination. Consider rugs that feature interesting ornaments that will inspire a sense of creativity.
Lighting
Even for children's rooms, designers don’t hesitate to recommend the use of nature-inspired lighting fixtures.
Overall, you can use the most unusual details, which will be a source of interest and inspiration for the kids who are always in the search.