When asked to design the perfect bedroom for a little girl, we often conjure
up images of pink walls, pink bed, pink carpeting and ruffles all around. While
girl's bedrooms were all pink and frills during the ‘80s, it's a different story
now. Although pink is still a favorite among girls, not all of them are willing
to have a bedroom of the peaches-and-cream variety. Bedroom designs for girls have become more unique and creative. If you want to have an idea on how to decorate a girl's room, listed below are some practical yet useful design ideas. First, have fun with colors. Try to avoid hues like pink, peach and purple. Try incorporating other shades into your palette. Ask your girls what she would like. Chances are she has a preferred color for her personal space. You could suggest refreshing colors such as light blue, mint green or shades of yellow and orange much like the ones you would find in butterfly girls bedding patterns. If she likes red and brown, you could suggest designs that use these colors without overwhelming the whole design of the room. Second, opt for furniture with clean, sleek lines. Get everything in basic designs so it would be easy to mix and match them when your little girl starts to outgrow them. Buy furniture in basic colors so that it would be easier to paint over them later on instead of buying a new set of furniture. Third, get beddings with other designs aside from floral prints. Not that there is anything bad about floral, but there are some girls who are not into it. There are other beautiful prints in stores which offers girls flower bedding that are not floral. Beddings with butterfly designs are a great alternative from the usual lace-and-ruffles beddings. Fourth, use blinds for windows instead of lacy or ruffled curtains. Ready-made curtains for princess-themed bedrooms which has princess queen sheet set should not be avoided. Putting blinds with colors that complement the overall look of the bedroom is a better idea because it is also easier to clean and maintain. Fifth, accessorize. Flowers are fine, but why not try other designs? There are other interesting designs that your daughter would love, such as horses, dragonflies and unicorns which goes hand in hand with princess girl bedding. Avoid cramming the bed with dolls. If she has a collection, you could build a shelf for them. Lastly, be creative on the walls. Instead of reaching out for the usual floral-patterned pink wallpaper, use faux paintings instead. You can do sponge fainting or put stencil patterns to get that artsy look for your daughter's bedroom. Adding stripes to the wall's base color could also perk up the room. If you have an interesting abstract portrait that she likes, go ahead and put it there. It's never too early for basic art appreciation. The most important thing when it comes to designing your little girl's bedroom is finding out what she likes. Believe it or not, little girls are already developing their own tastes when it comes to bedroom design. Decorating according to her preferences would also make things a lot easier for you. | ||
