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15 Perfect Paint Colors for Girls' Rooms

See the hues that work with various age ranges, styles, and preferences

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Kitty Lascurain

Kitty Lascurain

Kitty Lascurain has been writing about home design and home lifestyle topics for over 10 years. She has written for multiple publications in the U.S. and U.K, including Real Simple, Military Spouse Magazine, and Cambridge Style. A parent of two, she's covered everything from designing nurseries, kids' rooms, and treehouses to effective ways to organize children's clothing for The Spruce.

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Updated on 11/19/21

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When it comes to little girls’ rooms, color is everything. But picking the perfect paint color can be a tricky process. Show up at your local home improvement store unprepared, and you’ll quickly find yourself drowning in a sea of paper paint chips. Even when you’ve done your homework and collected your inspiration images, finding a paint color that matches your photo can be a real uphill battle. One thing's for sure, girls' rooms aren't just pink anymore.

Here are the top 15 paint colors that'll make your little girl's bedroom the prettiest on the block.

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Selecting a paint color for your bedroom walls is an activity that anyone can get excited about—whether you're a kid begging for bright aqua paint or an adult looking to promote relaxation with a soothing, pale green. If your current paint necessities are kid-centric, it might take a little more thought and collaboration to nail down the right color for your kid. You'll want to make sure it's something they like that fits their personality but also a color they can grow into that's stylish. Ahead, we've laid out a few designer-approved ideas—from a light, energizing yellow to a sea blue. Whether you go through these with your kid or are in the process of designing a nursery for a new family member on the way, there's sure to be at least one color that'll help bring your kid's bedroom to life.

And if you feel as though you could benefit from a few more tips on how to design a room your kids will actually love, we have you covered with useful tips and tricks by age group.

1

Soft Pink

arent & pyke

For this bedroom, Arent & Pyke opted for modern, sculptural pieces that strike a careful balance between playful and grown-up. The soft pink walls contrast nicely with the upholstered headboard by Kelly Wearstler.

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2

Lilac

stacey van berkel

Soft purple walls with mint green trim give this room by MA Allen Interiors a magical aura. It was designed to empower the client's two-year-old granddaughter so that she could "grow and pursue anything under the sun," says the North Carolina-based designer.

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3

Vivid Green

GENEVIEVE GARRUPPO

"Less conventional than your typical navy, this striking green plays well with blue, red, gray, black, and even wood tones, making it the perfect accent color for a bedroom that can easily grow with its inhabitant," says designer Emily C. Butler of this room she dreamt up for her client's son in their New York City apartment.

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4

Blue-Gray

Jorge Gera

Gray may not seem like a very fun color to use in a kid's room, but a shade with blue undertones—like in this room by designer Tom Stringer—can make it more enticing. Not to mention, the shade is the perfect backdrop for bright furniture and accessories.

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5

Gray

Arent & Pyke

If you like the idea of a neutral gray, consider giving it a bit more interest by adding a textural element, like shiplap, to one or more of the walls. Add playful accents as Arent & Pyke did in this room.

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6

Deep Teal

jessica antola

A fresh coat of deep turquoise livens up this kids' room designed by Starrett Hoyt Ringbom. Stacked antique trunks become extra surface and storage space, and a large wall map gives the room more character.

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7

Bright Pink

luke white

This little girl's room by designer Barry Dixon is full of fun treasures, but the bright pink wall really makes it an exciting space to spend time in.

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8

Peach

KATIE NIXON

While this girl's room by designer Caitlin Wilson features grasscloth on the walls, it's the perfect inspiration for a paint choice. A peach paint will easily offer a lively feel without being too overwhelming.

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9

Off-White

SARA LIGORRIA TRAMP

An off-white with a bit of gray, like the shade in this bedroom designed by Emily Henderson, can be all you need to let your kid's room transform as they grow. The universal backdrop will look good no matter how their style changes over the years.

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10

Orange

NICOLE MORRISON

For a small kid's room, designer Kelly Finley of Joy Street Design incorporated a custom bed with built-in storage. It boasts a bright orange interior, which was inspired by the color palette of a pillow that the child liked.

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11

Blue and Yellow Stripes

TREVOR PARKER

There's no rule you can't use more than one color! “We wanted the children’s bedroom to be whimsical but sophisticated enough for them to grow into,” explains designer Garrow Kedigian. “We painted blue and yellow lines vertically in wide stripes on the walls in the flavor of a circus tent theme.”

Use the exact colors to get the same look in your kids' room below.

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12

Berry

john merkl

Take note of the vibrant red-meets-pink color on the walls in this room by Studio Heimat. With walls drenched in this color, you can fill your kid's room with more neutral furnishings that last for years to come.

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13

Cerulean Blue

Courtesy of David Tsay for Emily Henderson Designs

Go with a dark, rich shade of blue—as seen here in this bedroom bt designer Emily Henderson—that'll make your kid love the room even when they hit the stage where you're not allowed inside of it.

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14

Light Yellow

Simon Upton

If their room is bright and cheerful, they'll be more energized to get their homework done. A light yellow can easily help achieve this atmosphere.

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15

Chalkboard

Courtesy of Bethany Nauert for Emily Henderson Designs

They're going to be drawing all over the walls anyway, so you might as well embrace it by covering a wall will chalkboard paint. Take inspo from this room by Emily Henderson, which features a chalkboard wall with framed art displayed toward the top.

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16

Aqua

Victoria Pearson

This shade of blue may be the most versatile color ever, because it works with almost anything from coral, to pink, to green, to yellow.

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17

Beige

Courtesy of Philip Gorrivan

A classic sand color is neutral enough to work over several years and can act as a foundation, so the details can change as the child starts exploring their own personal style.

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18

Sea Blue

Alec Hemer

No underwater-themed bedroom is complete without walls that are reminiscent of the sea. Naturally, a sea blue makes an excellent candidate.

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19

Pale Green

Courtesy of Fiona Newell Weeks

The brightness of this color makes the room feel bigger than it really is and abundant in natural light, even though the window is relatively small.

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20

Eggshell

Courtesy of Young House Love

Pure white can feel a little stark, so warm up the space with an eggshell shade. That way, you're still in the neutral family, and you can add contrast with decor and accent pieces.

See more at Young House Love.

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21

Sky Blue

Courtesy of Krista Nye Schwartz

This more toned-down blue gives the room a relaxing vibe (so hopefully they'll actually fall asleep by their bedtime).

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Design of a children's room for a girl. 29 photos

03/17/2017 Read in 11 minutes.

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl of 7 years old

Your daughter's room should reflect the inner world of the child, contribute to the development of his hobbies and please with pleasant tones. Therefore, the issue of developing the design of a children's room for a girl must be approached with great imagination and fiction and try to make the baby satisfied with the result. Portfolio of our design studio presents a lot of interior design projects for girls' rooms, which demonstrate the latest approach to arranging spaces for children. And the selection of photos presented in this publication will allow you to get an idea of ​​​​the current trends in the design of a children's room for a girl.

Interior styles for girls' children's rooms

In the photo: Design of a children's room with a beige canopy

Interior design style is at the heart of any modern nursery design project. In the design of children's rooms for girls and boys, unlike "adult interiors", complex eclectic combinations of different styles are rarely used. As a rule, one direction is taken as the basis - neoclassic, Provence or pop art. The designer tries to reveal the stylistic basis as fully as possible with the help of furniture, decoration, textiles and decor.

Let's consider a few examples of stylistic solutions for children's rooms from the portfolio of the leader of the Moscow design and renovation market, Fundament Group.

1. Pink nursery in Provence style

In the photo: Design of a children's room with elements of Provence

Here you will see soft tones of decoration and furniture, an abundance of textiles, pillowcases with cute ruffles, a decorative canopy and lush curtains fixed along the edges of the window with neat bows. All these details create a modest but very pleasant atmosphere of family comfort in a country house.

2. Neoclassical

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl 5-7 years old

Shown in the photo is an example of the design of a children's room for a girl in the spirit of neoclassical designed for a child 5-7 years old. Here, delicate pastel colors are combined with rounded furniture, simple carvings, lush curtains and an abundance of wooden surfaces. But the photo wallpapers on the walls give a special charm to the room. They demonstrate the ancient landscape and evoke thoughts about fairy tale countries.

3. Modern style in the room for a teenage girl 12 years old

In the photo: Design of a children's room in a modern style

This design option is suitable for an older child. After all, there is no excessive splendor or bright colors. The room is made in strict colors and is characterized by geometric shapes. However, here you will find comfortable furniture and massive mirrors. They are built into the wardrobe doors. Such mirrors will help the little beauty to monitor her appearance. In addition, they visually expand a narrow room. This design of a children's room for a girl is optimal for a child from 12 years old.

Popular colors for children's rooms

To decorate a nursery for a girl, you can choose a harmonious combination of bright or pastel colors or build an interior on a monochrome color basis. Let's look at a few examples.

4. Orange, green, purple. A harmonious color chord is the key to a good mood!

In the photo: Harmonious color combinations at the heart of the interior of a children's room for a girl

In the bright interior of the children's room in the photo, the designers used a harmonious and tasty color combination of shades of carrots, celery and blueberries. This decision brought notes of joy and fun to the interior design. Being in a bright and colorful room, your child will have a healthy appetite and never feel sad.

5. Pale turquoise monochrome base


In the photo: Design of a turquoise children's room for a girl of 12 years old

Order similar kids room design for 12 year old girl and you will please your daughter! Indeed, at this age, teenagers strive for tenderness and romance in their environment. Therefore, the young lady will like soft turquoise tones, laconic finishes and fine textiles. Such shades, which create a feeling of coolness and freshness, are especially good for brightly lit, south-facing rooms, which can be quite hot in summer.

6. Pink and lilac - holiday atmosphere


In the photo: Design of a purple children's room for a girl

For girls of primary school age, we recommend brighter colors in the interior. For example, the pink-lilac palette shown in the photo. It will help your daughter feel like a little princess and the heroine of modern colorful cartoons. Additional comfort to the room can be given with a floral pattern on the wallpaper and curtains.

Space saving and zoning in the interior of the children's room


In small rooms it is very difficult to place all the necessary furniture. In addition, even in spacious rooms, you should not clutter up the free space with unnecessary things. It is better to leave it for children's games. Therefore, our designers try to use all the features of the layout with benefit or supplement it with new characteristics. This can be seen in the following examples.

7. Tables and sofas instead of window sills

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl with a table and a sofa in place of window sills

In this project, both window sills were refurbished in the room. Our designers slightly expanded one of them and turned it into a narrow but comfortable study table. It can also be used as a dressing table. The second window sill was converted into a comfortable couch. On it you can relax by the window and chat with friends.

8. Shelves - the basis of functional zoning

In the photo: Design of a neoclassical children's room for a girl

There was no redevelopment in this room, but many convenient shelves were used. In the design of a children's room for a girl, the shelves in the photo serve as a place to store things and a means of functional zoning. With their help, the study and sleeping areas, as well as the area for relaxation, are clearly distinguished in the room.

9. Separate reading area

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl

Functional zoning is carried out with the help of a bed. If you install it across the room, you can divide the room into two parts. In the interior of the nursery for a newborn shown in the photo, a reading area is isolated with the help of a crib. Sitting in a comfortable chair with floral upholstery, mom will be able to read bedtime stories to her baby.

10. Through shelving in interiors

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl of 12 years old

Through shelving, reminiscent of mini mezzanines, it is also very easy to separate functional areas from each other. The photo shows how the study and sleeping areas were demarcated in a similar way. But in this case, another goal was pursued in the design of the children's room for the girl: saving space. After all, the project was made for a narrow long room. Therefore, we used modular structures with a niche in which the sofa was located for relaxing and sleeping.

11. Mini sofa among built-in wardrobes

In the photo: Design of a children's room with a multifunctional furniture design

This layout option is similar to the previous one, but here you will see a very small square-shaped room. Its dimensions led to the fact that we had to use all the free space near the walls for built-in wardrobes. There was only a small opening for the sofa. In this case, it is recommended to use sofas with an "accordion" transformation or with another folding mechanism similar to it.

12. Built-in window table

In the photo: Design of a modern children's room for a girl

Another option for a very narrow room in which it is impossible to install a regular desk. That's why we proposed a unique designer side table. It occupies the entire space along the width of the room, does not limit the available space of the room and looks good in a modern interior.

13. Curtains as a way of functional zoning

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl with an office area

Graceful symbolic curtains in the design project can serve both as a room decoration and as a way to delimit functional areas. In this example, you will see the study area separated from the bedroom with short openwork curtains. They do not interfere with the penetration of light, decorate the interior and make it homely.

Children's room design for two girls. Original ideas on the example of a photo from a portfolio


If you have two daughters, then you need to take care of personal space for each of them. This task is especially important if the apartment has only one children's room, which is not impressive in size. In this case, a serious approach to functional zoning in the room is necessary.

14. Redevelopment to increase free space

In the photo: Design of a children's room for two girls

In the example under consideration, the room was extended with an attached loggia. In one of its sides we have organized a built-in wardrobe. It is compact and does not take up much space. In addition, a closet separates the window from the sleeping area. The girls' beds are located in the rest of the room. They are separated by a wide pedestal with a beautiful lamp. This is the easiest option for organizing personal space for two girls in one room.

15. Through partition between beds


In the photo: Design of a children's room for two girls

In this design of a children's room for a girl, the photo displays a narrow partition in the form of a shelving unit. It separates the beds from each other and rests against the original stretch ceiling in the form of a sky with clouds. There are built-in lights on the ceiling. Each of the functional areas is complemented by framed images and decorative butterflies on the walls. These decor items emphasize the isolation and uniqueness of personal space.

16. Bunk beds


In the photo: Design of a children's room with a two-tier structure

The following example demonstrates two absolutely full-fledged functional areas located on different tiers. In this case, each of the girls has not only her own bed, but also a built-in wardrobe. A comfortable and child-safe staircase with additional drawers inside the steps leads to the second tier. At night, one of your daughters will be able to relax on the top bed, and during the day they will play and chat together on the bottom, made in the form of a sofa.

17. Two-storey castle for two princesses

Interior of a children's room for a girl with a bunk bed

If you have little twin daughters, then this project will be optimal for the interior in their room. After all, all girls dream of castles and princes. Therefore, they will be pleased with the two-tier structure in the form of a castle. Here, built-in side cabinets play the role of watchtowers. And the jagged edge of the upper edge of the design gives it a fabulously romantic look.

Furnishings and decorations in the design of children's rooms for girls

original renovation style and finishes or unusual decor items attract attention more than beautiful furniture. They become a point of reference in the room and set the necessary tone for it. Here are some original decorating techniques and decoration of children's rooms.

18. Bright stripes in trim and textiles

In the photo: Interior of a modern children's room with photo wallpaper

In the room you can see multi-colored horizontal stripes decorating one of the walls. On the opposite wall, there are also fragments of stripes on the photo wallpapers. You will find them even on the pillowcase and rug by the bed. This combination gives the room an interesting, but far from strict geometry.

19. Herbal applications on the walls


In the photo: Plant applications in the children's room

This nursery is decorated in green and blue natural tones. Its main idea is expressed with the help of a panel in the form of a tree branch with leaves and birds. An openwork branch brings an atmosphere of wildlife, country freshness and cleanliness to the room. Our designers we tried to make all the objects in the room look harmonious and not show the triumph of technical progress. Therefore, even the TV in this room expresses unity with nature. After all, according to the designers' idea, it is located inside the green tree foliage.

20. Flower-shaped wall lights

In the photo: Interior of a children's room in pink tones

Pink color in the design of a children's room for a girl of 7 years old can be considered the best option, since this shade prevails in favorite cartoons and toys. Therefore, in this room, wallpaper with pink patterns was used, as well as bedspreads and decor items to match the finish. But the main decorations in the room can be considered two lamps above the bed. They are made in the form of bright pink flowers. Such lamps create a bewitching fabulous atmosphere in the evening.

21. Round application pictures

In the photo: Children's room in the attic with pictures-applications

If you want to please your little daughter, decorate the wall above her bed with some appliqué paintings. Don't choose too bright colors. Let it be gentle shades that echo with neighboring pictures. Such images will have a calming effect on the child and help him fall asleep faster during the day and in the evenings.

Unusual furnishings in the design of a girl's bedroom


Unusual designer toys and lamps, bright frescoes and photo wallpapers, hanging chairs and multi-tiered furniture structures will help to give the children's room individuality and richness.

22. Hanging chair-egg against the backdrop of a fabulous landscape

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl with wicker chairs

A wicker chair against the backdrop of a rural cartoon landscape looks fascinating and colorful. If the model is also convenient to use, then your child will be happy to read books in such an armchair or just relax. In this case, we picked up a designer egg chair, on which you can even swing in your free time.

23.

Chandelier with colorful shades and colorful toy boxes

In the photo: Children's room design with bright accents

Get a designer chandelier with 5 multi-colored shades and several multi-colored toy boxes for the children's room. Make sure that the colors of the shades are bright, juicy and overlap with other color accents. Such a chandelier will delight your child with an unusual combination of colors. In addition, it will be able to qualitatively highlight every part of the room. After all, all the shades are fixed at an angle and directed in different directions from the center of the lamp.

24. Drawing board


In the photo: Design of a children's room with a slate board for a little girl

In the design of a children's room for a girl, a slate drawing board looks good. In addition, this item brings a lot of joy to children. After all, it is more interesting to draw on it than on paper. Also, the board can be used instead of a draft while solving mathematical examples and problems. Calculating examples on the board, the girl will imagine herself as a teacher teaching her dolls math. She will take great pleasure in finding solutions with her girlfriends if this is done on the board, and not on a regular sheet of paper.

25. Wrought iron table for a little artist

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl with bright accents

If your daughter is fond of drawing and loves bright colors and contrasting transitions, decorate the nursery in the most colorful shades. Choose a wallpaper like in this photo, complement the room with colorful pillows. Pay maximum attention to the center of the room, which will serve as a round table for drawing. This is a very unusual product, as experienced designers worked on it. The frame of this table is made of metal, and the round tabletop stands out against its background in bright red.

26. Hanging lamps above the sofa

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl with a sofa

The following example represents a nursery with neoclassical elements in the interior. These elements appear in the form of furniture, shades and wall panels. A special tone for this trend is set by two lamps above the sofa. Products resemble large brushes on cords for canopies and curtains. This design makes them stand out in the room and maximizes the classic feel. in the interior.

27. Art table

In the photo: Design of a children's room for a girl

For the smallest girls, you can organize a kind of waiting room for girlfriends. It will include a low table and chairs. Here your daughter will be able to treat her friends with sweet drinks, play with dolls, draw, sculpt or do other interesting things.

28. Canopy over the bed in the bedroom for a girl 12 years old

In the photo: Design of a children's bedroom with a beige canopy for a girl of 12 years old

The canopy can be considered an integral part of the children's room, decorated with elements of classic and Provence. Lush folds of noble textiles turn an ordinary room into a princess' bedchamber and allow the girl to mentally transport herself to her favorite fairy tales. Complement the canopy room with massive mirrors, and the nursery will look like a real royal palace.

The proposed options are only selective projects from the extensive portfolio of Fundament Group of Companies.

Text: Rimma Aleksandrova

Children's design for a boy and a girl

Small-sized apartments often do not allow for a separate living space for each family member, and children have to get along in one room. The issue of planning a nursery is much more complicated if the kids are also of different sexes, with radically different interests. To ensure a comfortable stay for your brother and sister within the same room, try to think carefully about the future design, choose the right color and style, familiarize yourself with zoning techniques, choosing good furniture and arranging the play area. We will talk about all this in today's article!

Choose color

Coming up with a color scheme for a child's boy and girl is perhaps the most difficult moment. There are two main options here - a neutral palette or highlighting zones using contrasts.

The first option involves decorating the room in white, grey, beige or green. This method is the most practical, as it allows you to place children not only of different sexes, but also of age. In addition, furniture of any contrasting colors will be appropriate here.

If you decide to emphasize the difference between girlish and boyish interests with the features of the color palette, choose colors that not only please you, but also the inhabitants of the room. Not necessarily it will be standard blue-blue and red-pink tones.

For a girl's territory, you can pick up sunny yellow, lilac, orange undertones. You can designate a boyish zone with gray or brown colors that are now fashionable. With this design, it is very important that these two zones are combined with each other, have unifying elements.

A good option would be bed linen with the same print but different palette or furniture from the same collection. You can highlight one playing area by decorating it with neutral colors.

Children's room zoning

Each person needs a personal, even if small, space. While the kids are still very young, they get along together in one open room, play together and are not afraid to go to bed. With age, each of them has their own interests, activities, so they will be much more comfortable if every corner is separated.

Zoning a room can be done with a shelving unit or cabinet, while also obtaining a storage system. Sometimes sliding screens or doors are used. In a spacious nursery, you can build a plasterboard false wall, but only if each small room has its own window opening. The easiest option is canopies around beds made of thick fabric or curtains.

Style for children's boy and girl

Another difficult question is choosing a style that both children will like. Here you will have to choose something from neutral directions, since thematic ones (for example, a corner of a race car driver and a castle of a young princess) will be difficult to combine in one space.

A good option would be eco-style, which will bring children closer to natural conditions. The room will look natural and non-standard - the presence of natural materials, natural green, heavenly and beige tones, images of wonderful representatives of flora and fauna, even made by young artists, will turn the interior into a cozy home.

A nursery for a boy and a girl can be decorated in Provence style. It is quite easy to translate it into design: use natural and pastel colors of finishing materials (white, olive, pink, lilac, beige), floral prints, wooden, slightly aged furniture, a lot of textiles and pillows.

For a small space, you can choose a minimalist design, where lush decor gives way to a functional setting. This does not mean that the room will become cold and boring - bright accents in furniture and textiles will greatly enliven the interior. At the same time, a light monochromatic wall decoration will make the space of a small nursery lighter and more airy.

Light shades of cream or olive can be chosen for a classic design. Good-quality wooden furniture, rich textile design, as well as such decorative elements as a luxurious chandelier and stucco molding are appropriate here.

Finishes and materials

For the nursery, you need to choose more practical finishing materials that are not afraid of frequent cleaning. This question is most relevant if the room is inhabited by preschoolers who are very fond of displaying their creative abilities on the walls.

Sex

It is advisable to equip the floor in the nursery with a heating system - small children love to play on the floor, and teenagers often walk barefoot here. As a coating, choose a laminate or parquet. Linoleum is also suitable, but it is better to refuse carpet, as it will accumulate dust and pollution.

Walls

The walls in the nursery can be covered with wallpaper. Today, the market offers a huge range of canvases, from which you should choose washable or paintable. With the help of drawings, you can easily adjust the geometry of the room.

For example, if you have a narrow and long nursery, cover large walls with wallpaper in a horizontal strip - they will visually expand the planes. Vertical patterns can make the ceiling visually higher. A good solution for the wall of the play area will be slate sheets on which you can draw with crayons.

Ceiling

With the help of drywall and stretch fabrics, you can create a completely unique design of the ceiling surface, as well as zone the space of the room. The color of the coating should be combined with the color scheme of the room. Using photo wallpaper, you can decorate it in the form of a heavenly surface, complement it with hidden lighting.

Children's furniture for boys and girls

First of all, it is worth noting that furniture should not pose a threat to your child. Give preference to models of beds, wardrobes and other items with rounded corners, which the child will not get hurt during active games. Tall pieces of furniture must be securely fixed with floor and wall mounts.

Bed

In a room where several zones are located at once, it is better to install compact or transforming beds. For very small residents, beds “for growth” are suitable, which are able to increase the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe bed over the years.

School-age children will surely enjoy the two-level bedding system, which at the same time saves a lot of space. Also a good option would be modular sets, which include all the necessary furnishings for the child. You can choose two of these sets of different colors - they will create a harmonious balanced interior.

For older children, suggest installing a system where sleeping beds are hidden in a closet or folding sofas using a lifting mechanism. You can also hide cribs in the bowels of a high podium, and turn the steps into spacious drawers for linen and other accessories.

Study area

Consider purchasing two sets of loft bed system. They are convenient because the space under the bed is rationally used to accommodate a desk with cabinets and shelves, as well as a storage system in the form of a wardrobe and drawers-steps. By installing such furniture, you will leave the rest of the space of the room free, where children can play and be creative.

The study area can be designed as a large desk, either long or wide enough for children to sit across from each other. The first option is more convenient, since the table can be installed along the window or one of the walls. Consider the option and corner design.

Play area

It is advisable to cover the playroom with a warm rug for games, put a small table with chairs for creative work. An open shelving for toys or a common sports area will not be superfluous. Design the play area according to the wishes of the child. If he really likes to draw, decorate the wall with slate wallpaper or set up a drawing board. For preschoolers, place a decorative house or tent here, because children really like all sorts of nooks and crannies.

Lighting and decor

The nursery needs to be provided with enough light - one chandelier and natural light are indispensable here. Make sure there are lighting fixtures in all areas. At a minimum, the room should have table lamps, hanging sconces or night lamps at the head of the beds, and lamps above the play area. Beautiful pleasant night illumination can be created with the help of luminescent photo wallpapers, which in the daytime will become a real decoration of the interior.

Boys and girls can't do without decorations in the children's room - they will help to personalize the functional areas, make them more comfortable and stylish. You can hang multi-colored letters above the headboards of the beds, from which the names of their owners will be composed, and bright rugs of contrasting colors can be laid on the floor. Little kids will surely like colored cabinets, drawers and shelves: choose blue furniture for the boy, and red for the girl. Such a move will greatly simplify cleaning and enrich the room with decorations.

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