Kids room as posted in my earlier blogs need not be a makeover from a magazine. Try to fill in the room with kids furniture(obviously) and creative things, small details here and there with help of some ideas(paint, mural, wall stickers) and readymade stuff (you know, I mean stuff that can’t be made at home without fuss and spare time). Rest of the room can reflect your unique touch through little things done your way. Trust your instincts and involve your kiddo(if s/he is old enough) and keep an eye on the things and colors they prefer over others, try to add colors in small batches to break even.

A loud kids bedroom may be best in the day time with perky colors, but evenings may not be so soothing, so even it up with astute use of colors and patterns that balances the contrasts n all….draperies, murals and colorful rainbows can be hints…..and add workable elements in interesting manners. I came across a great idea for storing my little girls heap of soft toys, and also add a little surprise to her room—the fun-fun way(the way she likes). I saw thee animal bags on Spacify while goin through their kids section, and must say found it an interesting idea. We did not know where to stack all her fave soft toys and its everyday thing taking them out, chattering and playing…..even napping with them.

Three designs—the trio, the oval and the otto. Colors and all, the bags in different shapes are oversized versions for stuffing all that’s on block, I like the zippered windows made out of transparent, durable mesh. The best features: fill the bag with stuffed animals of different size and shapes(placing the smaller ones on top), and use the animal bag as a soft seat. The Trio is for larger rooms, the Otto again big, while the Oval is for moderate sized bedrooms. All the colors are lively….allow your little one to choose a shape