Winter doesn’t have the same appeal for grownups as it has for the kids; sledding, snowballing, leaving cookies and milk for Santa and unwrapping Christmas gifts – for our little ones, winter is made of pure magic. You can try to translate that feel from outside straight into your children’s room and create a true winter wonderland for them. Besides, the wintery shades create a restful space, while other decorative elements make the room positive and joyful. Here are some ideas that will help you make every day in your kids’ room a snowy day.
PAINT IT WHITE
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The colour that people usually associate with winter is white, so painting the walls white will create the perfect backdrop for the rest of your décor efforts. White can truly open up a room, and make it brighter, even if it doesn’t let in enough natural light. You don’t have to stop on the walls – paint the dresser, shelves and other furniture pieces white, and it will look like snow covered the entire room.
MIX IN GREY AND PASTELS
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If you want to break down the all-white look, do so by toning it down with touches of grey and pastels. Take your cues from Scandinavian interior design, where white-grey-pastel color palette works perfectly, when you use white as a prevailing color, and grey and pastels for accent walls, furniture and accessories. Pastel greens and blues can give a frosty wintery feel and you might want to think about using these colours with a mountain design on a poster or wallart.
UP WITH THE FLUFF
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A wintery kids’ room should remind you of the famous animated movie quote “It’s so fluffy I’m gonna die”. That can be easily achieved by introducing shaggy or faux fur rugs, bed covers and blankets. For extra warmth, you can include knitted items, such as seating pouf and blankets. When choosing them, try to stay within the limits of the wintery color palette.
RECLAIM THE NATURE
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Bare wood can represent winter nature indoors. The best (and the most affordable) way to use it in a kids’ room is to upcycle salvaged wood pallets into beautiful and unique furniture. With the proper tools, enough time, and willingness to work, you can make anything ranging from mobile storage for toys and wall shelves to a moon-shaped crib.
WINTERY ACCESSORIES
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Finish the décor with adorable wintery accessories. Depending on the age of the child and your own preferences that can be a nursery mobile with knitted animals, all-white dream catcher mobile, mammoth toys, woven baskets for storing toys, furry cushions, polar bear plushtoys, mountain shaped shelves with snow, star wall decals, winter related posters or DIY wintery décor accessories.
The thought of the chilly winter days may send shivers down the grownups’ spine, but children are thrilled by it. Keeping this magical season in between their walls even after the first harbingers of spring appear will make them happy and playful. Plus, it will give their room a stylish upgrade that all the parents you know will want to copy.
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Love that reindeer rocker! Where is can I buy it?
Dear Margaux
Sorry it is actually not a rocker – just looks like it because it’s behind the rocking armchair..It’s a decorative plush animal.