Learn how color affects your mood and how to maximize
its impact in your home
You and your child will be happiest with a room that
functions for both of you. Determine the room's functionality by clarifying
what activities will take place there.
Does your child's bedroom also function as a play
area? Is there space to accommodate a desk, lighting, computer, and bookshelves
for homework to be completed?
You could also plan a playroom to house toys and art
supplies during childhood, then transform it later to a game/media room for
teens.
Double-Duty Design
High-quality, multifunctional furnishings are a great
way to begin a flexible room design.
You can find cribs that convert to toddler or day
beds, bassinets that take on second lives as toy boxes, and changing tables
that change into dressers.
Paint Color
When it comes to kids' bedroom paint, forget pink for
girls and blue for boys. Instead, create dynamic color palettes for rooms that
can take your children from their first steps to their first driving lesson.
Color palettes can easily adapt to changing tastes
and styles without breaking your budget – making them an easy way to adapt your
home to your kids' bedroom ideas as they grow and change.
Here's a fun idea for a girl's room that's fit for a
princess of any age:
Softer tones of sherbet hues such as lemon, lime, and
orange are cheerfully childlike, yet easily evolve to teen funk by swapping out
accessories. While the decorative foot board and castle mural are decidedly
young, the dresser, pillows, lamp, rug, and footstool will work as elements for
the future teen's room.
Berry
Blast
Vivid hues of citrus, berry, and sky blue make a
bright but not saccharine palette.
Tropical
Crush
Island colors evoke
the endless sunshine of a tropical vacation
Candy
Land
Chocolate brown mixed with candy colors creates an
irresistible kid's room.
Green
Peace
Taking inspiration
from the natural world, grass green, sunshine yellow, and tree-bark brown make
a surprisingly sophisticated statement
Gray
piece
This is a rich gray that looks great with white trim.
You can change the accent colors and therefore, the whole feel of the room
without a huge expense
Pretty
in Pink
A vibrant fuchsia paint color plus pops of pink in
the draperies, artwork and pillow pull this bedroom together and add a fresh,
youthful vibe.
Gone Fishing
You can create a themed kids' room using a variety of
real and painted objects. Painted waves mix easily with a fishing pole and
sailboat, blending into the colors seen on the plaid bedspread.
Not-So-Mellow
Yellow
Aqua, canary yellow
and white can convey many different moods for interiors. Often associated with
feminine, youthful or coastal styles, this combo can be toned up or down to
achieve a look that varies from sophisticated to juvenile. If both aqua and
canary yellow are used as dominants, a space can become garish. But by
emphasizing one color over the other then incorporating white or black
furniture, the outcome is both energizing and balanced.
Citrus
Blast
Juicy hues of orange,
lemon, and blueberry create an energizing atmosphere with a modern edge
Pink Pops
These colors are similar intensities, making them a
snap to combine in a room. Every surface done in brilliant red, pink, and
yellow offer an eye-popping look for a child who loves the excitement of bright
color.
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