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Kids' Bedroom Heaven - Inspiration and Imagination

Your children's room is the place where your beloved will spend a significant part of their lives, which is why you should give your best to decorate it appropriately. Your kids should have fun playing in there, but they also should have their own corner where they can relax reading their favourite books or doing their homework. Home decoration is a demanding task, especially when it comes to kids' room, but we have some tips to make it easier for you. Check them out.

Wall Colours

Calming wall colours such as lavender, pale green, or dusty pink will create cosy atmosphere in the room, which will make your children fall asleep faster and wake up rested. You can decorate walls by painting their favourite cartoon characters which will certainly make them feel like they are in their personal fairy tale. Chalkboard is always an option, and it will make studying much easier. One piece of string wire, placed from one wall to another, can be very useful for hanging photographs or your kids' drawings. This is both creative and  inexpensive solution.

Bunk Beds

As space can be a large problem with big families, the best option for kids' rooms are certainly bunk beds. They utilize small spaces to the maximum, and what is more important – kids love them. Depending on your children's preferences and wishes, possibilities are infinite. Colourful or monochromatic, extravagant or simple – bunk beds certainly add a touch of adventure in every room. A combination of fluffy pillows and matching blankets and together with colorful sheets will bring the cosy atmosphere to the next level.

Toys

From Barbie dolls and mini-ovens for girls, to latest action figures, trucks and toolboxes for boys – all of these can be found in a modern kids' room. Toys significantly shape children's attitudes, and this is exactly why you should choose them wisely. You should encourage playing with appropriate toys which will develop their creativity, such as building blocks and construction toys. Also, your children will adore stuffed toys, especially if they are shaped as their favourite animals, such as puppies or kittens.

Accessories

A lot of drawers and bookshelves are a must-have when it comes to your children's room. You should make sure that those match your kids' bed, so that everything follows the same design. Fill those bookshelves with their favourite fairy tales and other books, and place a lot of large, soft pillows right in front of them. When choosing between different kids floor rugs, just keep on eye dominant colours in the room having in mind that everything should match properly.

The View

Make sure that your kids' room is well-lit, especially when they have a lot of homework to do. Big windows with curtains made of bright fabrics will give an impression of clean and comfortable space, which will look much larger than it actually is simply because of the light. A room with a beautiful view is not very common in urban areas, but don't worry – you can always have a flowerpot or two placed on your windowsill to suit your needs.

Now that you have read all the tips, you can see that decorating your kids' room is not such a difficult task. Keep in mind that all the colours and patterns should match. Also, make sure that your children's wishes are fulfilled, because that is the way to see them happy and satisfied.

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