How to optically enlarge a child's room? How to enlarge a room with a few tricks?

Often children's rooms are very small or narrow. It's quite a challenge to organize a child's space there. All in all, just because a child is small doesn't mean he has few things. He even has a lot of them. Of course, with a few rules of decorating such a room, you can optically enlarge it and gain some space.

The first rule of designing a small room is to have a good layout of the zones.

What zones can we separate in a child's room?

• Sleeping zone that is simply a crib or growing bed. In this zone it is also worthwhile to include a place for books.
• Creative zone or desk; cabinet for painting supplies, crayons, glue.
• A play zone, which is a rug on which the child can play and a place to store toys
• The last zone is clothing storage
• The rest of the zones are individual and depend on your child's interests.

Now I will show you how what rules to follow for small children's interiors, but not only. These are very universal rules.

1. FLOOR- Ideally, the floor is fairly uniform. Probably the floor material and color is the same as in other parts of the house. But in the children's room an additional carpet or mat is very important. The largest possible carpet in bright colors will work very well. In terms of design, a minimalist version will work best, that is, without patterns and in a solid color. It can be a hemmed, fluffy carpet in size.
2. WALLS- Very good in such rooms are light walls in shades of soft gray, sand, beige. In addition, I highly recommend you to use wallpaper in small rooms, which adds visually to the area. In this case, our striped wallpaper, stripes beige or peony strips. Linear delicate wallpapers in muted colors also look good in such small rooms. A good example is our peony wallpaper with a frill in blue i pink or forest motifs. Such a neutral version of wallpaper is also grids and dots. When it comes to neutral colors, you may be missing childish accents. You can use our wall stickers and stick them on a section of the wall near the play area, or simply stick them on doors or furniture.

5. PLACES- A trilogy can be written about the failed wall galleries. And it's not that difficult. There is a sacred rule! Follow it! It is better to have one very large painting in a beautiful frame with passe part out than several smaller ones. Especially in small rooms this is very important. I invite you to our wall posters for children. We have a very large selection of them.
6. COLORS- this rule basically applies to all the rules mentioned. Stick to a maximum of 3 colors. Preferably light and pastel colors. It is a good idea to prepare for yourself a selected color palette and when shopping, confirm for yourself whether the selected products fall within the selected color range.