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Kids Bedroom Interior Design Ideas
Posted by admin in Bedroom Designs, Interior Designs, Kids Bedroom on August 13, 2011
Innovation is the key to giving your kid’s bedroom its own identity. Below are a few kids bedroom design ideas that will help you get started.
Happiness knows no bounds when your little bundle of joy is placed in your arms; it is at that instance that every parent vows to give their child the best of everything…here we will begin with the child’s bedroom which is the first step towards giving your child an identity.
Unspoken words,
reveal more than you can hear.
So read their minds,
to give them the best of everything!
It is possible to provide your child with facilities, style, comfort and safety. A few steps that will help you do up your home interiors without the help of interior designers have been enumerated below. Before beginning the work on your kids bedroom it is important to decide what effect you would like in the room. The factors that will help you make the right decision are your child’s age, gender, location of the room and space available. Information whether the room will be shared by your child alone or siblings also matter!
- A Dash of Color
I am sure that all of us have always associated pink with girls and blue with boys, because of this, kids bedrooms have always been either of the colors. Well! Times have changed and now the addition of bright colors like yellow, red and green have entered the children’s bedroom. When selecting the color, ensure that they are water-based because that would make cleaning easier. I hear you say…can I use wallpaper? Yes, it is possible to combine the two in the same room to create some magic of your own! There is another option too, which includes using faux finish plaster or using tiles cladding in square and rectangular shapes.
- Bring In The Lights
Like I said earlier, lights fascinate me because even simple light pieces can transmute a simple room into one that provides ample right for your child to read and play. Use lights to add glamor, style and drama. Floor lamps are beautiful and can be placed near the play area. Add lights with dimmers so that you can dim the lights when your child falls asleep when you are reading to him/her. Lights come in all shapes, colors, materials and sizes, so you are sure to find one that compliments your child’s room. Read the rest of this entry »
Bedroom Wall Painting Ideas
Posted by admin in Bedroom Designs, Wall Painting Ideas on August 13, 2011
Painting a bedroom wall can be fun and interesting if you use some innovative painting ideas. Read this article to know more about bedroom wall painting ideas.
For most of us, our bedroom is the most favorite place in the world. It is the place where you can unwind yourself after a long day of hard work. Therefore, if you are bored with the color of the walls of your bedroom, it is time to paint the bedroom walls using some creative bedroom wall painting ideas that can spice up your spirits.
Selecting the Right Color
The color of the bedroom wall depends upon the kind of mood that you are looking for inside the bedroom. It should also be well-coordinated with the bedroom furniture, overall bedroom decoration and other accessories. Different colors set different moods for the bedroom. Various shades of blue and green are the most preferred colors for the bedroom. This is because they have a soothing effect on our mind. Another color that has a similar comforting impact on your mind is taupe. You can use a combination of taupe with black or dark, and make pinstripes on one of the walls to get a better effect.
Orange color has its own vibrancy and it signifies a happy mood. It will be a good choice particularly for the kids’ bedroom. In this case, keep the color of your accessories either dark green or blue. The colors to be avoided on the bedroom walls are red, lime and black. Black makes the room look less spacious and gives a depressing mood. Whereas red color gives too much of excitement and restlessness which is not suitable for the bedroom. Yellow is also a good choice because of its warmth and brightness. Read the rest of this entry »
Bedroom Designs for Tweens
Posted by admin in Bedroom Designs on August 13, 2011
Choosing the perfect bedroom designs need not be a difficult task. All you need to do is understand your kid’s changing tastes and mould your design ideas accordingly. Here are some bedroom designs for tweens to help you plan the perfect room for your tween.
It seems only yesterday that my nine year old niece loved everything to do with Disney characters. In fact her room was filled with Disney wall murals, bedspreads, unlimited stuffed toys. Then almost overnight she suddenly decided that it was time to shed off the Mickey Mouse décor for the “New Moon” décor. That meant a lot of Edward and Bella pictures splashed all over the the walls, beds and even the comforter. While planning out the bedroom designs for tweens, it is essential that you understand that your kid now wants something that reflects his or her own personality, interests and style. Here are some tweens bedroom design ideas to help you on your way to a perfect room makeover for your kid. More on bedroom decor.
Rules for Tweens Bedroom Designs
Avoid Theme Rooms: Okay, the first rule for tween room décor is to do away with the baby themes. While the Dora and the Barbie theme would have enthralled your kid when she was four, a makeover of your tween’s room should transform it into a hipper, more adolescent-friendly haven.
Use Bold Colors: Do not shy away from using bold colors in your tween’s room. Just because your kid is grown up, his or her space does not have to look all drab and boring. In fact bright colors add a freshness and warmth to the room. So it is perfectly fine to opt for the sassy pinks and the bright blues while decorating your kids room.
Creating a Hangout Space: Well, now that your child has transformed into an independent tween with a surprising number of friends, it would be great if you could provide them with a chill out zone. This space can contain a hanging chair or some bean bags for them to just sit and read or chat with their friends. A window seat with storage space can also work great for all those tween daydreamers. Read the rest of this entry »