How to decorate a child's room? 7 tips for you

When I was very young, my family raised poultry, and they were all free-range. They went out early and came back late just like people. Every evening, the poultry would line up to go home. At that time, not only would you feel the warmth and beauty of home, but I believe that the poultry in your eyes also had such a feeling. However, this memory is now difficult to recall. Compared with children in the city, children in the village live more freely, but they also have to work harder. Children in the city are more restrained and stressed, so children also need a comfortable room. Let's take a look at how to decorate a child's room.

Kids room design

Let’s take a look at the places my kids “occupy” at home:

1. Entrance:

There is a blackboard wall that the kids like. You can make a wireframe and buy a blackboard wall and paint it twice. Many parents are worried about dust, but compared with the children's happiness, this problem is insignificant. You can just vacuum it up in time.

▲The black and white wall is used as the videophone area.

▲Recently I like to draw "Dad" and "Flute" on the blackboard.

2. The child’s own bookcase and toy cabinet, so that the child can develop the habit of tidying up his toys and books by himself.

▲The height of each layer of the bookcase is different, and the bottom is 25 cm, which makes it convenient for children to find story books by themselves when they are young.

▲There are doors on the top of the bookcase to store toys that children don’t play with often.

▲All the early childhood painting works that she learned were displayed. After each class, she would keep her works and let me put them away.

▲This is the small kitchen I bought for my child at IKEA. He plays in the small kitchen for a long time every time and likes to cook. Every time we have dinner at home, he will make "desserts" for us with chocolate and strawberry flavors.

▲The jigsaw puzzles that I like to play recently are spread out on the bay window, and small pots and plates are often played with. The giraffe has become a pony for the children to ride on and play games.

3. A storage room is very necessary at home, even if it is only 1 square meter.

▲When I was young, I had strollers. When I grew up, I had bicycles, scooters, skates, etc. There are more and more things you can't imagine.

4. Make sure your baby has as many wardrobes as possible and that they are easy to use. Many homeowners would say that a child can only have as many clothes as possible, and that they will not need smaller clothes when they grow up. But in reality...

▲The five-door wardrobe contains children’s seasonal clothes, quilts, pillows, sheets…

▲Now that my 4-year-old child likes to collect his socks and put them in his own drawer, it would be very convenient to have a row of cabinets at the bottom.

▲Hang a small colorful basket on the wall for easy searching and matching clothes. Don’t forget to put mosquito repellent in the socket at the bottom.

5. Artworks. No one should be missing from the baby’s space.

▲The baby drinks milk every day, and she wants to give milk to the little white rabbit as well. She said: "I hope the rabbit can grow up and carry me around to play."

▲The baby laughed for a long time when he was feeding the rabbit with milk.

▲Peppa Pig and her family are my child’s favorite cartoon. He is so happy every time he watches it.

▲These three are must-haves for babies to sleep. You must find them before going to bed, otherwise the baby will say, "I can't sleep without them."

▲The yellow in this painting, the child often says that it is a yellow waterfall, and often looks at this painting and says "green, yellow".

▲Many parents cannot accept this way of placing the bed. I think this is the safest way. Adults can also sleep in a 1.5-meter bed.

6. The baby’s small dressing room.

▲A set of cabinets was made on the side of the bed to store commonly used items.

▲The baby's summer clothes, with a purifier underneath. The cabinets are not made with doors, and are made directly on site using decorative panels without painting.

▲The entrance to the cloakroom is 60 centimeters wide. There is no door, but a drape. My baby likes to play hide-and-seek here.

▲The wardrobe needs more open space and should not be blocked by many shelves. You can put more storage boxes in it.

▲The baby has 2-3 suitcases, which are interesting and fun.

▲Drawers are the best form of storage.

▲Hook is also a good choice.

7. Baby’s milk powder cabinet.

▲The workbench for making milk powder, with sockets and lights reserved. The wooden tabletop is warmer, and this one was made on site with ash veneer and painted. The height is 40 cm.

▲The upper wall cabinet is designed with doors, so it can store milk powder, diapers, and wet wipes purchased from overseas.

Home design needs to consider the living habits of each occupant, especially children. The design starts from the trivialities of life. I like my own life experience and it can help everyone.