Children's room – sample design ideas

A children's room is a special space that is very important for everyone living in the home. A well-furnished room, even a small one, allows a child to develop and spend free time creatively. Discover a few tips and design ideas for a space dedicated to your little ones.

Does it have to be pink?

For a long time we associated children's rooms with colourful teddy-bear wallpaper, pink or blue accessories, unevenly stuck-on posters and, of course, a heap of scattered toys. That is now a thing of the past! When renovating this room, we suggest being guided by the preferences of its little occupant, as well as by practicality. Even accessories such as boxes and cardboard containers for storing toys can be pretty, practical and add character. Pink walls are not every little girl's dream or a necessary element of the decor. We can opt for white and bring in colour through accessories such as a lamp, a desk lamp, a bed or a canopy. If we choose boxes for storing building blocks featuring our children's favourite characters, they will certainly be happier to look inside them and use them. Decorations that can easily be swapped for others work very well. Remember that children's tastes can change quickly, and they soon get bored with their favourite characters.

Teenagers – how to please them?

Transforming a room into one a teenager will like is a real challenge! We know from experience how hard we were to please at that age. There are a few key elements. First – the desk. It is a space that should be conducive to learning and developing one's passions. Proper lighting and a sense of balance in this part of the room are important. On the other hand, it can also hold items that inspire and motivate them. The next point is the things your growing child loves. Passions vary – building model aeroplanes, music, games, sport, trips. Think about shelves that will display the young person's work. Posters and photographs can be put in clip frames or decorative frames. What matters most is moderation and the occupant's sense that this room belongs to them and that they feel great in it.

A children's room in a small flat

Have you bought the flat in Katowice you dreamed of, but your child's room is not big? That is not a problem. There are plenty of solutions for such rooms. You can choose a bed hidden in a furniture unit, separate the desk from the rest of the space with a screen, or invest in shelving or a wardrobe that will hold all the toys and also divide the space. Remember that white and mirrors make a space look bigger. Every little princess wants a bit of a palace in her own little room.