Decorating a child’s room can be both fun and challenging. Whether you are planning for a new arrival or updating your child’s room, thought and careful planning will make the project a success.
The design style and color scheme for this room should be simple and based on the child’s preferences. Let him or her take part in choosing color and pattern. If your child wants a color, you simply cannot live with, try to compromise with a shade variation you can accept.
Window treatments can be simple. For example, you could select pleated or cellular shades for privacy – wood blinds, shutters for your under treatment. Then have some fun with valance options. How about a wood cornice? Cornices can be wallpapered with a fantastically whimsical border or covered with a fabric featuring lighthearted cartoon characters. A wood cornice also allows you the option of extra accessorizing space! What a great place to display a teddy bear, doll, or race car collection! And be sure to have fun with your drapery “rods” when designing a child’s window treatment. Cleverly designed valances can be hung on hockey sticks, baseball bats, or golf clubs.
With careful planning, all your ideas can work together to create a special place where your child can learn and grow.
