Designer Décor for Kids
Perfect Height. Shelving and storage should be set-up within your child’s reach. If kids are able to access everything easily, they’ll be more self sufficient and inclined to hang up their clothes and put away their toys.
Original Works. Create a space in your child’s room to display their original art work and family photos. A peel and stick cork board, a galvanized metal magnetic board or an eclectic mix of of picture frames are simple and inexpensive options.
Book Nook. Allocating a cozy spot in the room for reading will encourage kids to read more. Make the space inspiring with comfy seating, shelving to display books and ambient lighting.
Pretty Patterns. Adding accessories – like curtains, area rugs, cushions and bedding – with playful colours and patterns will have a big impact on a room. Keep the walls neutral and have fun with the fabrics. We love the collection from Zara Home.
Ikea Reimagined. Ikea is a great option for a kid’s room because it’s inexpensive, modern and totally versatile. Check out Pinterest and Instagram for hot hacks that transform Ikea’s basic designs into stylish drool worthy accent pieces.
Delightful Decals. Peel and stick wallpaper or designer decals are an easy and relatively inexpensive way to create a temporary feature wall. For chic and modern patterns and prints, check out the designers on Etsy.
Bright Light. Find a cool overhead light that can be used as a focal point in the room. Consider installing a dimmer to control the ambience – turn the light on low for bedtime stories, and high when task lighting is required.
