The time capsule bedroom dilemma… Solved!

It should not be a chore when Decorating your child’s bedroom. Nowadays there are many choices at your disposal in which you can decorate a bedroom based on various concepts that will provide your child with years of comfort and enjoyment in their very own bedroom. Theme decorating is very popular and there are bedding ensembles that enable you to select bedding to portray your child’s favourite characters from books, cartoons, and movies; or their favourite animals, colors, sports, and more. However you may fear going out and spending on a room that may fit them NOW, but not for Tomorrow. With a little attention to detail, you can set up a basic room that can last many years to come without fear that your child will soon outgrow the look. Careful planning and execution will empower you to design a bedroom that will last from childhood until they go off to college!

 The Right Furniture is Key

 Furniture selection is the most critical element in decorating a perpetual bedroom. You’ll want to choose a bedroom set that is not age specific, sturdy, and well constructed. Find furniture that is going to be valid for them at an older age, and while they are little you can use accessories that small kids want, such as a kid scale sofa, a little rocking chair, or a small table with matching chairs (for tea or snack time). A great piece you can easily remove later is a set of steps to help them get onto their bed. Decorating with the future in mind allows you to create a room that is great for kids of all ages.

 Choose Bedding that Grows Up with Your Child

 Once you’ve selected the right furniture that will last through the child’s formative growth years, the next step is selecting quality bedding that allows them to convey their unique personality but at the same time not encapsulating their room in a time warp. Basically, you’re best off to build in some flexibility by choosing bedding products that are within a specific color scheme. Bed skirts, curtains, pillow cases, and Sheets should be solid colors, or a simple pattern that is adaptable for any age. Choose beddings that are woven of quality materials with high thread counts to insure that your child has comfortable bedding and will be sturdy enough for many years to come. If your child requests a specific theme for their room, you can employ accessories to develop the theme without risking  the longevity of the basic décor. By simply incorporating accessories you can provide the special touches required to establish a temporary theme. Great options for creating a specific theme include inexpensive posters, small rugs, throw pillows, and window valances. Inexpensive blankets and comforters enable you to increase the scale of a temporary theme while not forcing you to do a complete redecorating project as your child grows up. As long as your basic beddings are flexible, you can build on it without starting over again every few years!