A new home, or just babies that grow at the speed of light, and here the need to furnish your room thinking to the new needs of children in the home, taking into account the future growth in order to study long-term solutions .
There are rules for top-up their room ? Rules maybe not, but a fair dose of common sense will help for sure, as always combined with a little ' attention to design and fashion (if you're struggling with one or more daughters better get over it: most of them take the oozing glamor).
The colors
Let us remember first that it is not the room for an adult and therefore the use of color will be well accepted and even recommended to make the room a cozy place where children and are willing to spend their time.
You can play on pastel tones for younger children so as to combine relaxation and reflection that also involve games at this age, and fluorescent colors for older children who usually prefer bright tones and bright .
Again we try to listen first tastes of our children without fossilize on our preferences. If we are afraid that their choices are dictated by fads keep very neutral tones of the furniture and accessories that you can play to change without great effort or excessive expenses: shelves, containers, stickers for walls or furniture.
The free space
We know that often the space in our homes is not enough and the rooms are very small. We must, however, also in this case choose a design that allows children to have space to play , a place that will always be needed even growing when the toy cars and puzzles will be replaced by music played at full volume with lots of wild dancing!
If you do not have a large space, however, we can gain inches with the new modular bedrooms that often offer solutions with raised bed and study area housed in the space below, or even a desk concealed within the structure itself.
The important thing is to have a warm floor like wood available to children, or a space with a beautiful rug on which to place themselves and play so you do not get too cold.
All suitable for children
Another mistake often made by adults is to design the chambers already thinking about when the kids will be kids.
The need not to redo the room in a second moment, the thought of the effort of a new mini-move, the thought of "I'll think of you always," can cause us to make this mistake, only to repent when we realize that the 'autonomy for our children is an option not received.
So try to think from the beginning the children's room as a space that they can use to 360 ° with low furniture, accessible, including clothes and shoes, not only for toys .
Several brands now produce this type of furniture (called "Montessori" because they promote the child's autonomy in the management of daily tasks) from Ikea to go up in price up to the most popular designer brands.
Modularity
One type of solution very convenient to combine the convenience of the rooms use by children of all ages is the use of modular furniture .
These cabinets were very popular in the '70s were a bit 'abandoned in recent decades only to reappear on the scene thanks to the many brands of furniture from northern Europe who have taught pushing even in Italy the production of highly versatile solutions .
These enable to adapt it room to grow at the age of a young boy growing by simply adding or rearranging those pieces already chosen.
A significant advantage that allows us to not have to completely change the furniture.
The style
Finally, let's talk about style. Here, as for the colors, we have to put a hand on our heart with parents and listen to our children .
To claim that a preadolescent all glitter and fuchsia living in a room of neutral wood and glass is really a torture, as well as think of submerging in pastel tones a little boy with a passion for monsters & co.
Let us rather than from a neutral base then aware of the need to add "on the run" details that follow the tastes of children. Because the room is a space that we furnish them but that is of service to them and therefore must look to their inner world of the possible.
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