Archive for February, 2010
Decorating your child’s room can be an arduous task, but it’s important to remember that the room should be functional, and also fun. For example, instead of having a plain old wooden chair, have a bean bag chair; they’re great for gaming, reading, or even napping. When selecting a bed, consider a bunk bed, or even an elevated bed with the area underneath converted into a desk or entertainment center. Elevated beds can also make great use of smaller spaces (since the bed and desk/entertainment area underneath occupy the same space). Wall decorations can also be a lot of fun. Instead of wallpaper, paint the room a neutral color and use decals, posters, and pictures to decorate (this saves time later if you ever resell your home or if it’s rented).
Implementing these fun ideas is sure to please your child; they’ll have an enjoyable space designed just for them for years to come!
There’s nothing better than creating a bedroom environment that allows you to rest more peacefully. Your bedroom should be a soothing place where you can fall asleep in warmth and comfort, and also relax your stresses away. Rustic furniture is a great idea for creating an inviting atmosphere in your bedroom. The classic rustic bed is reminiscent of a time when life was simpler, while a rustic pine armoire is a great place to store your clothing, accessories, and even shoes.
It’s also a good idea to paint your room in a soothing color. Avoid bold colors like purple, blue, or yellow, and consider the softness of taupe. Painting your room in a softer color will help you to relax. It’s also a good idea to incorporate those objects you find relaxing in your room. Whether that be lamps, cedar chest, artwork, sculptures, or even electronics, customizing your bedroom to suit your individual needs is the key to happiness.