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Proper Children's Room Layout

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It is obvious that the layout of a child's room is an exceptionally important task. After all, the comfort of your child's life depends on how you plan the space. Of course, you can hire a designer who will solve everything for you. But it's nice to have an interior that is completely tailored to your needs and your child's needs.

Photo 1 - Successful children's room layout

Before starting to buy items for the room or doing renovations, carefully plan everything down to the smallest detail. A drawn-up children's room plan with all dimensions will help. You should keep in mind that children grow quickly, so you still need to think about the fact that in two years the bed will be needed larger and wider than the current one. Also, you'll have to give up the toy shelf for textbooks. All of this should be taken into account when planning the layout. Creating a room that suits both a baby and a student will be helped by certain ceiling and wall colors. In the future, reconfiguring a children's room will only involve replacing small decor elements (curtains, frames, carpets). The photo shows examples of proper layout.

Photo 2 - Most beautiful room for a little boy

How to plan the space for your child's life? The answer is zoning.

Photo 3 - Good zoning of a children's room

Photo 4 - Zoning a children's room with a partition

Zoning a Children's Room

Zoning a children's room is not complicated, it's important to correctly understand what and where to place. If space allows, zoning can be done using partitions (made of gypsum board) or movable items (screens, shelves). If the room is small, then zoning should be done using color or lighting.

Photo 5 - Dividing a children's room in calm beige or green tones

Use minimalist-style items, boxes and beds in this style are characterized by simple and bright design but at the same time they are ergonomic and efficiently save space.

Divide the room according to activities that will be done in each area. Place a bed and a lamp in the sleeping zone. Do not place shelves, mirrors or pictures above the bed. Cover the play zone with a carpet that is easy to clean. Place wardrobes and boxes that will be used for storing toys and things. Position the play zone near a wall opposite the window. You can also place special sports complexes here.

Photo 6 - Bed zone on a platform

When dividing a children's room, make the rest zone in calm beige or green tones, and the play zone in bright blue or red tones. One of the zones can be made on a platform, which makes the division more distinct. Below are photos showing how the division was done stylishly and thoughtfully:

Photo 7 - Stylish zoning done with care

Photo 8 - A light and interesting way to divide a small room into zones