Children and
baby’s bedrooms are usually fun to set up and decorate. While the rest of the
home have to be in harmony, children’s room are independent and charming on
their own.
There are many
ways to decorate children’s rooms. For a baby’s room, the conventional practice
is to use pictures by Beatrix Potter as a mural or frieze to the wall. Another creative
way is to paint the ceiling in stars and moons.
As much as you
want to make the room bright and exciting, it is also important to make it a
calm and relaxing atmosphere for both the child and the lactating mother.
For children’s
room, using their current favourite cartoon character as the theme of the room will
be perfect. Their bed sheets, duvets, curtains, bedside lamps, etc can reflect
such characters. For example, Bob the Builder or Disney characters such as
Winnie the Pooh are often used for this purpose.
Teenagers require
a little more sophistication because they believe they are adults. You can
choose more mature and cool colours like fuchsia, shades of green and blue for
their bedspreads, lamps, curtains and other accessories and for the walls too.
Accessories like bedspreads,
curtains and lamps can also be easily changed to suit the preferences of the
children at any age or as they grow older.
At Rosemary’s
we delight in transforming your home and office into a haven even with a
limited budget. We also offer consultancy and advisory services on all aspects
of interior decoration.
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