Susan Coleman 
Furnishing a room for a child brings a lot of joy. The first furniture, colors, and toys will allow you to spend time with them in an interesting way. This is usually a dream place not only for a child but also for parents!. This can be achieved by following these practical guidelines!
When arranging a child’s room, do not impose any restrictions on the child. This room must be planned in such a way that the child will be able to make changes on their own and decorate it on their own discretion. For example, you can leave room on the wall to hang drawings. So try not to set shelves so that your child can decide what they want on that particular part of the room in the future.
The project is the beginning of
When planning a child’s room, you should take into account the separation of a play area and a rest area. The first one is a place for everyday activity and spending time with parents. It should be relatively spacious and can be delimited with a carpet or floor mat. In the recreation area, there should be a bed.
- flag garland
- cotton balls
- single door cabinet
- wall shelf
- rack cottage
- nightlight
- bedding for children
- bed with drawer
- wooden box
- carpet
The toddler receives a room at his own disposal when moving out of his parents’ bedroom. So the bed will be a bit bigger, and there should also be a night table as well as shelves for books or a lamp. A wooden box with an elevated stand can be placed next to the bed. This is a good idea for storing pillows, extra bedding, and blankets. The crate will be an interesting alternative to a night table. It can be used as an attractive lamp for a toddler, e.g., in the shape of a favorite animal.
There should be a wardrobe in the immediate vicinity. You may want to consider interesting shapes and sizes proportional to the stock of clothes. A typical shape is a house with a gable roof. This also happens to be the leading motif that often appears in interiors inspired by the Scandinavian style. This is also the kind that is most often seen in children’s drawings. In the room, there can be an additional construction to the bed that creates a canopy. There can also be a bookcase for toys or just a wardrobe.
Natural furniture and accessories
Do you think about the choice of furniture for a children’s room? For this purpose, you may appreciate the advantages of Scandinavian style. Thanks to its universal principles, it emphasizes the character of every interior. Scandinavians attach great importance to the materials and equipment used to support the harmonious development of children. You can draw from their experience and ideas when furnishing a room. Special attention should be paid to:
- natural materials mostly occurring in the interior
- white and pastel colors
- stronger colors scrolling in the form of accents
- recurring geometric patterns (triangles, circles, zigzags), efficient use and ordering of space
- Simple, minimalist forms
- easy to remove and clean textiles that make the interior cozy
- light points delimiting the zones
Think about inserting furniture that is easy to move, e.g., poufs, stools, wooden trolleys. Thanks to them, the toddler will be able to arrange the playground on his own.
Shopping list
- cotton balls on
- carpet in triangled
- night lamp LED
- children’s bedding
Light in any form
Playground and rest areas must be well lit. Instead of the main light source, you can enter lighting in more fancy shapes. For example, cotton balls will come in succor in many other colors. If they’re made of cotton yarn, they are perfect for a colorful room. The illumination will be complemented by wooden night lamps in the shape of a rainbow and a cloud which will be appreciated by every little dreamer. Such fairy tale motifs will gently illuminate the interior and bring a pleasant atmosphere to its nooks and crannies. What’s more, both types of lighting can be placed anywhere without the need to connect to power. They work on batteries that greatly facilitate the arrangement of space, and above all, will ensure the safety of the toddler.