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ing part in decorating their bedroom, but you will also
teach them how to express their creativity and develop
their sense of aesthetics, and if the same room is to
be shared by two or more children, do not ignore what
any of the children want and allow them to equally
participate in the process.
Organization and Furniture
Before you start the very process of decorating the
children’s bedroom, you must pay attention to the
most important thing, and that is practicality. From the
furniture itself to the paint on the walls, everything has
to be adjusted to children and their age. The furniture
must be stable and without any sharp angles. Pay attention
to the height of the closet shelves and choose
those elements that will have enough room, and do not
forget that all those toys will have to find their place.
The space under the bed would be ideal for storing up
toys – all you have to do is get some nice boxes and
teach the kids about putting their things into their place
after they’re finished with them. While choosing the mattresses,
don’t even think about saving money because
a low-quality mattress can have a bad influence on the
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Francuski proizvođač Vibel ima najveći izbor
tematski dizajniranih dječjih soba / French
manufacturer Vibel has the biggest selection of
thematically designed children’s bedrooms
child’s spine. In the period between the age of 3 and
the first days in school, it’s crucial for the children’s bedroom
to have enough room for playing, so make sure
not to suffocate the room with too much furniture. Use
up the space on the walls for various shelves, but leave
the centre of the room as vacant as possible. Besides
the space for playing, building and folding, arrange a little
section for creative expressing. These days, you don’t
have to pay a lot of money to buy children’s beds with
little desks where the children can play with colours or
plasticine. While choosing the wall paint, take into consideration
that the children will often doodle something
all over the walls and get them dirty with their hands, so
it would be smart to choose the wall paint that is resistant
to water, so that you can easily clean the walls with
a wet mop if necessary. But besides those things that
have to be arranged by the adults, don’t forget about
using your imagination and lower yourself to the level
of your children. Pick lively colours, curtains with bright
samples, happy-looking blankets and furniture that has
a warm, comfortable effect. If the same room is to be
shared by two children, engage yourself in the game of
visually splitting up the room. For example, you can take