As a parent, you must want to provide the best life for your children. However, parents often accidentally project their childhood dreams and wishes onto the design of children’s rooms, which may not fully meet the needs of children’s growth. In fact, whether you’re planning a home renovation or simply refreshing your kids’ bedroom, as long as parents remember the following five key points in designing children’s rooms, they can help you raise smart and well-behaved children.

1. Short wardrobe allows children to put away clothes

The best way to develop good storage habits in your children is to let them participate personally! Therefore, when designing storage cabinets and wardrobes for children’s rooms, they can be in the form of loft beds, with upper beds and lower wardrobes. Then the height of the entire wardrobe is basically accessible to children, allowing them to hang their own clothes, toys and sundries. Can be easily tidied up. Over time, appropriate design will help develop good habits in your children!

In addition, sliding doors and drawers can be equipped with hardware components with buffer functions. The switches are not easy to be pinched and are very safe for children to use alone!

2. Appropriate display space becomes a creative stage for children

Although it is important to teach children to develop good habits of tidying up their rooms, a corner of the children’s room should be reserved as a display space, allowing children to arrange it themselves and put their favorite dolls, toys or knick-knacks, so that they can unleash their creative universe. As well as stimulating their vision, it can also increase children’s sense of belonging to the bedroom.

3. The window desk creates ample study space

The learning environment needs to have sufficient light, which is better for children’s eyes, so using the window sill to create a desk will not only save the space on the window sill, but also make good use of the natural light outside the window and become an important “magic weapon” to accompany children in their studies!

Movable laminates can be installed on one side of the wall, which can be connected to the windowsill desk to form an L-shaped desk, providing a larger desk space to adapt to changes in children’s learning needs.

4. Develop storage space to high altitudes while retaining ground activity space

After all, the bedroom space is limited, so part of the storage space can also be considered to be developed upwards. Use wall cabinets to store rarely used items, which can only be accessed and stored by parents when needed. It does not occupy the activity space on the ground or block the windows, but at the same time provides a certain amount of storage space. Like the wall cabinet in the example that extends to the bedside, it can also be used as a bedside table for the upper bunk, allowing the upper bunk to have space for storage.

5. A simple design is better for a children’s room than a colorful one

In order to give their children a happy childhood, parents may choose colorful and lively colors as wall decorations in children’s rooms. However, rooms in urban Taiwan are usually on the small side, and they may not necessarily be redecorated and change the wall color within ten years after moving in. Moreover, the wall color is the most direct stimulus, but also the most tiring, so the walls and furniture of the children’s room It is more suitable for a simple design, and then use curtains, sheets and other easily replaceable household items to supplement the color of the bedroom. It can also be changed according to the preferences of children of different ages.

If you also want to create a perfect children’s room for your child, our team can also tailor custom-made, built-in furniture to fit your home makeover plan — you are welcome to contact us to get your caprentry work done at any time.