I love decorating children’s rooms. They present a wonderful opportunity to showcase the child’s personality through creative expression in a whimsical or fantastical way. Even parents who are color and pattern shy when decorating the rest of the home, are willing to give a designer creative liberty when decorating for their children.
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For example, using a theme to take a child to another place is always fun. The princess room above left was designed for a little girl whose family had just moved from Paris. The Parisian print bedding, a crown over the headboard, and a vanity table for playing with jewelry and hair ribbons make for a fanciful space. The boys who venture into the pirate room indeed have a reason to never want to grow up. Their pirate boat mast and operational pirate wheel take them to any land they can imagine.
The room above is for a teenage girl who favored a soft, feminine, bohemian/eclectic style. The suspended “egg” swing provides a comfy lounge area and is a great design solution for a small space.
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The goal above left was to create a gender-neutral fun and happy guest room for grandchildren. Yellow, bright orange and turquoise colors were inspired by animal print artwork. The room above right was designed for a growing family of young grandchildren and friends. Vivid artwork depicting sea creatures and ocean buoys and coral bedding add a fun factor. The emerald poufs offer seating in the play area.
If you have a children’s room you would like to have fun transforming, DL Rich Designs can help bring your vision to reality. Contact us today!
