Experts explain the first steps to furnishing your child’s space
Preparing the room for the arrival of a new baby is one of the most special moments for parents. It is also a very pleasant and loving task. The theme options are countless and varied, such as animals, sports, characters, geometric shapes, among many others.
So, check out 5 tips that will help you find a theme for your child’s space.
1. Choose themes that convey the child’s personality
For the architect and urban planner Marina Belotto, the choice of theme It shouldn’t be done by focusing only on what’s in fashion, so as not to turn out to be something without an identity. He suggests opting for something that is related to the family history, the expected personality of the child and is timeless. “I like to think that the choice of theme reflects many of the emotions of that moment,” he says.
2. Select items by theme
Defining the theme of the room is important so you don’t end up buying everything you find. This makes it easier to just select the file elements that have to do with space. This also helps you save money.
3. Consider the child’s growth
When you choose the theme for the bedroom, it must be taken into account that the child will grow, so his tastes may change over time. Therefore, thinking about themes that work in the early years of a child’s life and that can be adapted will make the job easier in the future.
“Taking a style concept, creating a palette of colors and materials and creating a more neutral base, which can accompany this transformation, and then introducing thematic elements in cushions, wallpapers and objects that can be modified later, is a solution which I adopt a lot not only in the nursery of newborns, but also in that of children and teenagers”, explains interior designer Mimy Anselmo.
4. Choose versatile colors
Choose a nice and versatile color palette that can harmonize easily with different decorative elements. Neutral or muted tones are ideal as a base, allowing for the inclusion of themed details through accessories, bedding and decorations.
5. Incorporate different textures
Children have a natural curiosity and love to explore different textures. Choose a theme that allows you to include a variety of textures, such as shag rugs, light curtains, plush toys and assorted pillows. This not only enriches the decorationbut it also offers essential sensory stimuli for the child’s development.
“Studies show that children who have a well-organized and stimulating space for sleeping and playing tend to have greater independence, creativity and concentration. In addition, these children also demonstrate a greater ability to face challenges and solve problems, skills that are fundamental to their growth and development”, explains psychologist Marilia Scabora.
Source: Terra
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