When I approach designing a kid’s bedroom, or any room for that matter, I think long term. I think no matter what your budget is, if you are spending money it should last longer than a fe
w years.
When I design a kid’s bedroom I make sure that they can grow up with it and not need to redecorate. For this reason I stay away from cutesy themes. If your child is absolute not going to live without My Little Pony on her bedroom walls there are great decals which can be removed without damaging your walls when she out grows them. Simply peal them off then they are no longer “cool”.
Staying away from typical kid themes doesn’t mean a boring totally grown up room ether. It can have plenty of fun and style without being obvious and childish. Little fun accents can add a lot of personality and easily be removed if they outgrow a look.
Some decorating ideas for kid’s room that won’t have an age limit and purely classic are: nautical themes, world traveler, and surfer kid for boys. Girls are even easier so many choices from color schemes, mixing patterns like stripes and polka dots, and Hollywood glam.
These are just a few design tips you can use to decorate your kids bedrooms, for more ideas check out older blogs on the topic like: Fun Decorating Tips for Kids Rooms, Decorating Tips for Dorm rooms, and Tackling Toy Mountain. Expert help is only a phone call away if you would like me to just take care of it all for you. Whether it’s your kid’s rooms, your master bedroom, or any room in your home, I would be happy to ensure you love where you live. Contact us today.
Heather McManus
Artistry Interiors
July 9, 2015
