Designing a child's room that makes children more creative and comfortable at home
Designing a child's room is certainly different from a regular bedroom. In a child's room, they need to continue to grow, be creative, and relax. To meet these needs, various things can be done in designing a room, such as color selection, ornaments in the room, and the furniture used in it. Here are some children's bedroom design ideas that can be an inspiration for parents in designing a room for their beloved child.
Play and Learn Area
Besides being a space for sleeping and resting, a child's room should also be a comfortable area for play and learning. Children will spend a lot of time in their room if there is ample space for active movement. For example, in this design, the upper part of the bedroom provides a lot of space below that can be used as a relaxation area or for reading books. The use of a carpet on the floor allows children to play on the floor without worrying about it being cold or dirty.
Classic and To the Point
Some colors and furniture in the room can be simple accents in decorating the room. This design is suitable for a growing-up girl's bedroom. With motivational quotes on the walls and various ornaments on the bed, such as a yellow bed frame and floral pillows.
Stuffed Animals and Orange
It's not surprising to see stuffed animals and toys in a child's room. However, this design idea doesn't just involve stuffed animals; it also incorporates the use of the color orange throughout the room, matching the fox stuffed animal scattered around. The color orange can have a positive impact on children, stimulating creativity. A clean and bright children's room is essential for their growth.
Shared Bedroom
If you have two or three children whose ages aren't too far apart, having them share a room can save space in the house. However, it's not just about having three beds in one room; it's about ensuring that each child has their space to sleep, play, and study. One way to do this is by creating bunk beds or a unique design like the one above. Each sleeping area is equipped with a reading light so that each child can read before bedtime. Besides the furniture arrangement, the room should be well-lit with bright walls and floors and windows facing the sleeping area.
Adapt to Your Child's Interests From a Young Age
From an early age, a child can show hidden talents. For example, if your child enjoys singing or drawing from an early age, this should be supported by parents. Design a bedroom that supports their interests and talents, such as a room with a gallery area for the child's artwork or facilities that match their interests. In the design above, the child's room is designed with various colors and a white wall where the child can display their artwork. This not only motivates the child but also helps them appreciate their own creations.
Simple is Beauty
In designing something, it doesn't always have to be full of details or complicated. Sometimes, simplicity can be beautiful when combined effectively. Take inspiration from this watermelon-themed bedroom. The watermelon pattern is not only seen on the pillows but also on the walls and applied to various pieces of furniture in the room. The choice of colors that match the watermelon theme makes the child's bedroom feel cheerful and enjoyable.
