Frozen Theme - Amazing Ideas for Decorating a Child's Room

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Direct from the cold, Arendelle to your home. Yes, we're talking about the Frozen room. One of the most popular themes for children's rooms today. Anna, Elsa, Olaf and Kristoff promise to bring grace, beauty, fun and magic for playtime and bedtime. But before you go out and buy everything that comes your way, stop for a minute and follow the tips we give you below.

You'll see that you can create a Frozen room with creativity, going far beyond the obvious sheets, curtains and panels.

Frozen Bedroom Decoration

Frozen Theme - Amazing Ideas for Decorating a Child's Room

Color Palette

Start decorating your Frozen room with a color palette. This makes everything simpler, as you can focus only on what makes sense for the theme.

Anna and Elsa are two main characters in the movie, each with their own color palette. You can choose to follow just one or mix both.

Overall, white and blue are the foundation of this decoration theme present in both characters. However, for those who want to emphasize Elsa's presence, the tip is to choose three shades of blue (from lightest to darkest), plus white and a muted green tone.

As for Anna's character, her color palette includes white and blue, plus a pinkish tone, a deep purple shade, and a light lavender hue.

Wooden tones are also welcome in the decoration, but be careful not to overload the space.

How Cold It Is!

If you've watched the movie, you know that the action takes place in midwinter. The background is a snow and ice castle tale of the main heroine. Therefore, everything related to winter season fits well for a Frozen room decoration, including even using dried branches.

It's also good to choose warm and cozy textures like throws, beach mats and knitted items. In addition to bringing the room closer to the theme, these elements help counteract the real feeling of cold caused by blue and white, making the room more comfortable. Finally, consider using snowflakes for wall decorations or creating a curtain. You can make this yourself with just paper and scissors.

Transparency and Lightness

Ice, snow, and winter also go hand in hand with transparency and lightness. Therefore, it's interesting to bet on decorative items made from acrylic or glass, but depending on the child’s age, avoid this material as it can cause accidents.

Following that line, you might choose mirrors on the wall, acrylic chairs at the table or sink, a crystal chandelier and mirrored furniture such as a nightstand. Don't forget to consider lighting. Use blue lamps to create the movie atmosphere.

Made for a Princess

A Frozen room is meant for a princess, isn't it? But not from the movie! The child living in this space will love feeling like one of the characters. So choose elements that give this role, such as a crown, dress and cloak.

A canopy around the bed also helps with this character, as well as using wallpapers with classic designs like arabesques or flowers.

A Little of the Characters

You don't have to and shouldn't place character prints everywhere. On the contrary, make your Frozen room decoration light and elegant by focusing only on modest references such as a stylized picture on the wall or a doll on the shelf. And don't forget about other characters from the story, like cheerful snowman Olaf and Anna's guy Kristoff.

How about being inspired by some Frozen bedroom decoration ideas we've collected below? There are 50 inspirations to bring your project to life: