A children’s room is a place where we can completely let our imagination run wild. Dinosaur or teddy-bear wallpaper, clouds hanging over the bed, a child’s lamp shaped like a duck, a bed-car, or a huge pink canopy… Of course, all of it is agreed with the little occupant here, who, after all, has the final say.
Push through the thicket of… colors!
Although it’s very pleasant, furnishing a children’s room unfortunately can bring a lot of challenges. Several factors come into play. First, we’re faced with a choice—what style should we decorate our child’s room in? Choose a specific theme, or skip it altogether? Put up wallpaper? Paint the wall with an idea, or just…?
The first problems arise already when choosing a paint color—there’s a truly huge range of shades, and sometimes the names can be a bit shocking. Mysterious Guise, Greek Chalwa, Subtle Citron, Not-Quite-Lavender, Delicate Parchment, Wild Vines—those are just some of them. Let the first person throw a stone who hasn’t smiled at least once while reading the labels!
If you’ve managed to get through the jungle of colors (we hope you had fun doing it despite everything), then you can check off your first success on your list. However, another step awaits you—choosing furniture. Here, depending on the child’s age, they’ll need different equipment. A baby, of course, won’t need a desk, and a twelve-year-old will gladly want to have a cool, above all comfortable, swivel chair in their room. And the twelve-year-old will definitely have the final say on many matters—after all, it’s their kingdom! Still, the list of basic essentials is short: a bed or a cot, a dresser, a wardrobe, or the desk and chair mentioned above.
The last challenge is choosing the right accessories—the market is flooded with a mass of fantastic products, and simply deciding what to choose is not easy. If at the initial stage of furnishing the room you picked a theme, then now you need to find accessories that harmonize perfectly with it. After all, you can also create the theme using accessories alone! An interesting child’s lamp, a patterned rug, a wall poster—or a picture—can totally change the interior and give it a unique character!
Real space in your home – a child’s lamp shaped like a crescent moon!
When furnishing a children’s room, we often follow the desire to create a space where our child can develop their creativity. And what could fuel a child’s imagination more than space? Probably only a real rocket launch! Faraway trips, distant galaxies and planets, black holes, little stars from the sky… A room with a space theme is a hit for both boys and girls.
A children’s room theme inspired by space brings to mind dark colors and, as a result, dark walls. In fact, the choice usually falls on navy blue or gray shades, which can somewhat overwhelm the interior. In this case, the right lighting is half the success. A child’s lamp shaped like a rocket or an astronaut, a star projector, a hanging cloud lamp, or a wall lamp in the shape of a crescent moon—there’s a huge selection, and surely everyone will find something for themselves.
A child’s lamp for those who love adventure
A new moon-themed child’s lamp has just appeared in our online store. This product will undoubtedly spark the imagination of a little explorer! It can be hung in any place—both above the desk, the bed, and the dresser. The frame is made of durable plywood, while the moon has been printed on high-quality canvas.
Our lamp is an amazing reproduction of the moon’s details. We equipped it with an intelligent controller for LED strips—you can change not only the light color, but also the color temperature from warm to cool. Additionally, the lamp has a dimming function—the sharpness of the light can be adjusted to the time of day or mood. The moon lamp is an absolute must-have for a space-themed room! Your little one will surely be delighted.
A home haven for every little one
In all this madness, we must still remember that arranging our child’s room cannot be a response to our childhood dreams. Unfortunately, sometimes—quite unknowingly—we try to shove our unfulfilled desires into reality.
Of course, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to give our children what we didn’t have ourselves or what we dreamed of. However, when designing our child’s room, we should try to create a space where our little one feels comfortable and which reflects their character and interests. After all, their room is their own private haven!
