"How to decorate a kids' room"

Decorating a child's room might be an opportunity to have some fun, but it is not without its challenges. "Children’s rooms are often small and awkwardly shaped with limited space for storage or furniture that can accommodate two children at once in an already cramped area of the house."
Achieving your desired decorating style may prove difficult when planning out these types of spaces so take time before starting any paintbrushes tapping on wood panels!

It's never too early to start thinking about what your child will be doing in their room as they grow up. For some, designing and decorating is an adult responsibility but it doesn't have to stop there! When you involve them on this journey from conception through completion (or more), let them help choose paint colors or furniture pieces for example-it'll ensure the space becomes one they love just like themselves
A functional area can serve many purposes: study spot; gaming headquarters; bedroom workspace--the list goes on

WHERE TO BEGIN

When you want to decorate your kids' room, it is important to consider what they like and don't like. You may want to make sure that their favorite colors or characters are present in the room so they enjoy spending time there. Additionally, when designing a child's bedroom, be careful not to go overboard with the decorations because children often have short attention spans and can get overwhelmed by too many things going on at once. When you're thinking of ideas for your kid's bedroom, try focusing on one idea at a time and then adding onto it later if necessary.

SLEEP TIGHT

The bed is the centrepiece of any bedroom and it's worth investing in quality to ensure a sound night's sleep. A good, supportive mattress is an investment for your child’s growing body says Fiona Tedesco from Domayne "You'll also want sturdy frame that suits their needs whether its bunk beds or just one style with trundle underneath."

GET ORGANISED

The key to a successful room makeover is finding the right balance of storage and decorative items, says Bonney. Choose functional units like freestanding shelving or custom-made joinery for all those piles around your home; save money on decor with beanbags, bed linens and artworks - they're quick, easy and inexpensive updates that can really transform any space. Hexagonal shelves from comfify is an example of a creative way to add style without spending too much! Whatever you do though, don't forget about investing in good quality storage furniture!

ADD SOME COLOUR

You can make the most impact with your home decor by using paint. "Paint is usually the cheapest and easiest way to transform a room," says Rosenberg, who recommends choosing one color for each wall in an entire space or at least painting them all together so there are no distractions from what's happening on any other walls throughout it (this works best if you're doing something like changing up moldings). Or go bold & geometric: Herringbone patterns work well because they don't date nearly as quickly compared to more modern designs -- think stripes+stars

The range of colours available for children's rooms is much wider than it used to be, with many parents choosing new neutrals that are gender-neutral and timeless. These tend not only allow you the option of adding other colors but also layer well in your child’s space

FINISHING TOUCHES

Adding finishing touches to your child's bedroom is the perfect way to make it feel like home. A place where they can escape and relax, but also be surrounded by things that are meaningful to them.Whether they are looking for something whimsical or more modern in feel, take inspiration from these ideas on how to add those special touches. Some great ways include adding artwork with meaning behind them, installing an electronic entertainment center if desired, or even grabbing some comfy chairs by Comfify. Whatever you decide will make this room theirs - distinctly theirs!