Ideas for kids bedroom and building shelves!!!!?
Christen
We live in a beautiful home only the 2 extra bedrooms aren't very big. I need ideas on how to better store stuff so my sons room is more roomy and better organized. I plan on making a huge wall shelf that goes up high on the wall and painting it navy blue and getting red canvas containers and putting up there to hold some stuff and decorating it with the sports theme and a couple stuffed animals. Its gonna be huge. I'm excited about my project but maybe you got better ideas or more ideas on how to make my sons room amazing. Eye appealing and organized. Thanks for all the help I can get.
Answer
A kid's bedroom should feel safe, comfortable and have a touch of whimsy. Important considerations are the child's age and interests. If your child is a book lover, collector of Beanies, dolls or baseball memorabilia, you can honor these interests by creating a special space in her room. With your guidance, your child and you can make a great decorating team.
Step 1
Have a chat with your toddler. Does he have a favorite superhero or cartoon? A favorite color? Your son will always remember your respect for his opinion, so this is an important first step.
Step 2
Paint the room and a few furniture pieces to match the walls, such as a bedside table and a headboard.
Step 3
Decorate your toddler's room with bright colors of your (and his) choosing. Find some "big kid" furnishings. Toddlers are learning to dress themselves, so find a short dresser with big knobs. Paint them in bright colors. This allows toddlers to easily pull out the drawers and experience choices in the way they dress.
Step 4
Place a group of cubbies on the floor or hang them on the wall at a height that's reachable for your toddler. Paint them in bright colors, and label them in big letters for things like crayons, books, Playdoh, etc. Cubbies are a great way for kids to learn groupings of objects and organizing. If they go to daycare, they can put their daily arts and crafts projects away in their cubbies until you hang them up later.
Step 5
Frame their artwork. Choose a group of colorful, inexpensive frames and put your child's best pieces into them. Hang them where your child can admire them while dozing off to sleep.
Step 6
Purchase a large toy box at an unpainted furniture store. Paint it in colors that suit your child's tastes. You and your child can paint it together, or he might want to put handprints in different colors all over the box.
Step 7
Choose bedding in colors that complement the paint on the walls and other furnishings. Clashing colors and too much busy-ness should be avoided. Even kids need an oasis.
Step 8
Lay out a soft rug near his bed, especially if you have hardwood flooring. It's a nice way for little toes to meet a new day.
Step 9
Make a space for their collections. Bookshelves can store more than books--they're also a good way to showcase memorabilia. Hang pictures of superheroes, cartoon characters and sports figures or place them on shelves.
Step 10
Realize the importance of consulting with your grade-schoolers or preteens before you decorate their bedrooms. Many preteens will love taking more responsibility for a project like this. It allows them to express their individuality and even show off some innate design skills. Encourage and support their good choices, and provide the structure where needed.
Step 11
Find a big, soft chair or a bean bag and put it near a window or in a corner. It's place where a child, no matter what age, can dream, read or listen to music.
For storage:
Step 1
Make More Storage Space in the Closet
Adding additional rods for hanging clothes is a way to make more storage space in the closet.
⢠Take the existing clothes rod and re-install it at the height where dresses, pants, house coat, or other long items will hang just so they are off the ground.
⢠Install an additional rod above the first rod so shirts, skirts, suit jackets and shorter items will hang.
⢠Organize the clothes on each rod by color, season, etc.
Step 2
More Shelves Make More Storage Space
Instead of piling items on top of each other on one shelf, add shelves.
⢠Look in the closet, pantry, kitchen, and bathroom to see if more shelves can be added.
⢠Most existing shelves can be moved up or down a notch to provide the space necessary to hold items properly and provide room for additional shelves.
⢠Take all items off the shelves and organize according to height or how much the item is used.
⢠Start with the lowest possible position and put the most used items on the shelf.
⢠Place the second shelf one â two inches above the items on the lowest shelf and place the next items.
This will create more storage space for linens, clothes, food, cleaning items, etc.
Step 3
Storage Space - Canned Good Container
Make More Storage Space â Use Storage Containers
Storage containers can be plastic totes that stack on top of each other or pre-made units for closets, pantries, or other places in the home.
⢠Look around the home to see where items may be stacked and determine what needs to be stored appropriately to make more space.
⢠Look at a local hardware or retail store to find a storage container to properly store those items. Spice racks, canned good units, stackable closet drawers, DVD/CD storage units, under-the-bed containers for off-season clothes are all items that will create more space.
⢠Place items in the storage container and see how organization creates more space.
Step 4
Walls Make Storage Space
If there i
A kid's bedroom should feel safe, comfortable and have a touch of whimsy. Important considerations are the child's age and interests. If your child is a book lover, collector of Beanies, dolls or baseball memorabilia, you can honor these interests by creating a special space in her room. With your guidance, your child and you can make a great decorating team.
Step 1
Have a chat with your toddler. Does he have a favorite superhero or cartoon? A favorite color? Your son will always remember your respect for his opinion, so this is an important first step.
Step 2
Paint the room and a few furniture pieces to match the walls, such as a bedside table and a headboard.
Step 3
Decorate your toddler's room with bright colors of your (and his) choosing. Find some "big kid" furnishings. Toddlers are learning to dress themselves, so find a short dresser with big knobs. Paint them in bright colors. This allows toddlers to easily pull out the drawers and experience choices in the way they dress.
Step 4
Place a group of cubbies on the floor or hang them on the wall at a height that's reachable for your toddler. Paint them in bright colors, and label them in big letters for things like crayons, books, Playdoh, etc. Cubbies are a great way for kids to learn groupings of objects and organizing. If they go to daycare, they can put their daily arts and crafts projects away in their cubbies until you hang them up later.
Step 5
Frame their artwork. Choose a group of colorful, inexpensive frames and put your child's best pieces into them. Hang them where your child can admire them while dozing off to sleep.
Step 6
Purchase a large toy box at an unpainted furniture store. Paint it in colors that suit your child's tastes. You and your child can paint it together, or he might want to put handprints in different colors all over the box.
Step 7
Choose bedding in colors that complement the paint on the walls and other furnishings. Clashing colors and too much busy-ness should be avoided. Even kids need an oasis.
Step 8
Lay out a soft rug near his bed, especially if you have hardwood flooring. It's a nice way for little toes to meet a new day.
Step 9
Make a space for their collections. Bookshelves can store more than books--they're also a good way to showcase memorabilia. Hang pictures of superheroes, cartoon characters and sports figures or place them on shelves.
Step 10
Realize the importance of consulting with your grade-schoolers or preteens before you decorate their bedrooms. Many preteens will love taking more responsibility for a project like this. It allows them to express their individuality and even show off some innate design skills. Encourage and support their good choices, and provide the structure where needed.
Step 11
Find a big, soft chair or a bean bag and put it near a window or in a corner. It's place where a child, no matter what age, can dream, read or listen to music.
For storage:
Step 1
Make More Storage Space in the Closet
Adding additional rods for hanging clothes is a way to make more storage space in the closet.
⢠Take the existing clothes rod and re-install it at the height where dresses, pants, house coat, or other long items will hang just so they are off the ground.
⢠Install an additional rod above the first rod so shirts, skirts, suit jackets and shorter items will hang.
⢠Organize the clothes on each rod by color, season, etc.
Step 2
More Shelves Make More Storage Space
Instead of piling items on top of each other on one shelf, add shelves.
⢠Look in the closet, pantry, kitchen, and bathroom to see if more shelves can be added.
⢠Most existing shelves can be moved up or down a notch to provide the space necessary to hold items properly and provide room for additional shelves.
⢠Take all items off the shelves and organize according to height or how much the item is used.
⢠Start with the lowest possible position and put the most used items on the shelf.
⢠Place the second shelf one â two inches above the items on the lowest shelf and place the next items.
This will create more storage space for linens, clothes, food, cleaning items, etc.
Step 3
Storage Space - Canned Good Container
Make More Storage Space â Use Storage Containers
Storage containers can be plastic totes that stack on top of each other or pre-made units for closets, pantries, or other places in the home.
⢠Look around the home to see where items may be stacked and determine what needs to be stored appropriately to make more space.
⢠Look at a local hardware or retail store to find a storage container to properly store those items. Spice racks, canned good units, stackable closet drawers, DVD/CD storage units, under-the-bed containers for off-season clothes are all items that will create more space.
⢠Place items in the storage container and see how organization creates more space.
Step 4
Walls Make Storage Space
If there i
Creative ideas for kids bedrooms?
Amarie
Ok, I have 2 girls ages 13 and 10 that share a bedroom. One wants the bedroom painted Longacre. The other wants it painted Apricot Lily. Here are the ideas I have thought about...1. Stripes using both colors. 2. Painting the bottom half Longacre and the top half Apricot Lily and maybe adding a chair rail or a border. 3. Just taking 2 paintbrushes and "slinging" both colors all over the wall, lol. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? The bedroom is small and to be honest its not a big deal to me how it gets painted. But the previous tenants did a "half-a$$ed" job trying to paint it. We have total freedom to paint or remodel however we like. Maybe I should just turn the girls loose with the paint and see what they come up with, lol. Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Longacre is a kind of greenish-blue color.
I like the swirls idea!!
Answer
to be honest, i don't have any idea what color "longacre" is...i'm guessing the other color is a pastel apricot, and it coordinates well with the longacre?
what i would do is paint two opposite walls a neutral like white or eggshell and then paint each of the other walls in one of your girls color choices. then both girls will have their "own" wall, and and maybe they can even have the say as to what goes on the wall in their color - art, bulletin boards, etc. you can try to pick up both colors with accessories around the room like pillows and lamps in order to blend the colors throughout the room.
have fun!
to be honest, i don't have any idea what color "longacre" is...i'm guessing the other color is a pastel apricot, and it coordinates well with the longacre?
what i would do is paint two opposite walls a neutral like white or eggshell and then paint each of the other walls in one of your girls color choices. then both girls will have their "own" wall, and and maybe they can even have the say as to what goes on the wall in their color - art, bulletin boards, etc. you can try to pick up both colors with accessories around the room like pillows and lamps in order to blend the colors throughout the room.
have fun!
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