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New toddler bedroom makeover ideas

newton81
il y a 9 ans
We will be moving to a new home shortly and so my girl will transition from a nursery which is currently yellow and animal themed (vaguley). she's not a girly girl and could do with some ideas for a new room for a 3 year old. A little pink is ok. Would paint or wallpaper be better? I've attached pictures of her current room.
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  • hortonhearsawho2013
    il y a 9 ans
    Go for white walls and bright colours such as this:
    Traditional Kids · Plus d'infos

    Have fun with the accessories - check out www.notonthehighstreet.com for some really cool kids stuff.
    And search for 'Eames Inspired' chair on Ebay for cheap prices on these - the quality is good, they're just not the real deal.
    Most important is have fun! She will grow and change her ideas and with white walls the room can change with her and reflect her personality with funky accessories.

    Commentaires (31)

    • Lady Tottington's Poodle
      il y a 9 ans
      White walls denim and red accessories.
      newton81 a remercié Lady Tottington's Poodle
    • minnie101
      il y a 9 ans
      Hi. Does she still like animals or is there anything else she really likes? I would probably go paint with maybe a wall decal to add interest
      newton81 a remercié minnie101
    • newton81
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 9 ans
      thank you. Minnie I'm avoiding any characters so that the room has a bit of longevity. Still loves animals, cats, flowers, dinosaurs, colours and sparkles.
    • minnie101
      il y a 9 ans
      That makes sense, no frozen characters then?! I think I'd go for duck egg walls with a bit of a woodland theme. Something similarish to this image from Benjamin Moore. Add a large tree wall decal in a corner (which can be removed later) and either colourful butterfly decals or the ones you can attach to the walls placed in a flock (?!)over the bed. Alternatively try a bed canopy, this is from vertbaudet, as is the chair. They have quite a few cute bits at a reasonable prices, do also look at their curtains. Dress the bed with animal shaped cushions in different colours and add a colourful rug. Try not on the high street for owls or lullabuy.co.uk and the fox is from design55online. I can't find a good cat one yet! Add a white black out roller blind and maybe some light white or voile type curtains with flowers or butterflies.
      newton81 a remercié minnie101
    • newton81
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 9 ans
      ooh all great ideas thank you.
      The rest of the house downstairs will be white with colour accessories, including the playroom. As we are in a flat she has a lot of her toys in the room but hoping to now separate play area and a calming, relaxing bedroom. love the idea of a little canopy/drapes but worry a little about her accidently getting it wrapped round her neck.
    • mrsmcee74
      il y a 9 ans
      I would paint three walls white and have a striped wallpaper which gives plenty of colour options for accessories. This would last a long time, it's just as suitable for a teenager as a little one. There's tons of choice out there, I love the colours in this wallpaper by Scion: http://www.wallpaperdirect.com/products/scion/hoppa-stripe/124331
      newton81 a remercié mrsmcee74
    • minnie101
      il y a 9 ans
      http://www.houseofmanyhues.com/2010/08/branches-in-the-bedroom/ You could also try a ceiling canopy depending on how creative you want to be, similar to the link. Personally I might be tempted by a real or fake branch with fairy lights but that may be a bit far! You could stick to the White or duck egg walls and just add pastel accessories to keep it calm. This white tree is from ebay, it shows a cot but I don't think this is restricted to a young child. As long as you keep your walls, floor and curtains neutral, the room will grow with your daughter. Follow go in from mrsmcee suggestion, scion also do the cute Mr fox wallpaper which also come in light shades
    • amma1011
      il y a 9 ans
      I love the idea from piijojo above. White walls and colourful accessories will have longevity.
    • Laura
      il y a 9 ans
      You don't need to avoid characters completely just incorporate them in a way that can be updated as they grow. I didn't want borders or wallpaper that would become dated so I framed posters of Disney characters for my son's nursery. Now he's 4 and loves all things Marvel so I'm about to replace them with posters of his favourite superhero's.
    • Tryphic
      il y a 9 ans
      I would keep the walls a plain colour, cream, white, pale green, whatever and use decals to provide some interest. They peel on and off I believe, so as she grows and her interests change, so can the decals. Personally I wouldn't decorate specifically to a toddler, but to a girl who is going to grow and form her own opinions! As no doubt she is already! Good luck and have fun. Keep the big areas plain (ish) and 'decorate' with the details.
    • PRO
      Pat Oliver Interior Design
      il y a 9 ans
      If you're going to keep some items from her nursery, why not start with the rug? A pale version of the peach colour would work well on her walls and decals can be changed as she grows up. Remember that paint colour is easy to change and cost effective, so concentrate on the more permanent items in the room like the storage furniture, bed, etc. They should be suitable for now and as she grows into a teenager.
    • newton81
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 9 ans
      Oh wow Anna that sounds so exciting!!! I do quite like the idea of space. She loves rockets and stars, so this may work really well on one wall. So many super ideas!! x
    • Mobilyan Bizden
      il y a 9 ans
      mobilyanbizden.com
    • Natalie Patton
      il y a 9 ans
      Anna I love the idea of stars that can only be seen at night Iv looked and can't find any pictures or info on how to do it. Can you explain please?
    • helensuthy
      il y a 9 ans
      If she likes stars, this is a favourite wallpaper of mine http://www.nubie.co.uk/content/star-wallpaper-hibou-home-blush-white , they have lovely Scandinavian animal wall hooks to continue a bit of an animal theme
    • newton81
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 9 ans
      Helen their wallpapers are lovely. Thanks for the link. love these stars.
    • Natalie Patton
      il y a 9 ans
      That's amazing I'll defiantly have a look. Thank you
    • PRO
      Cuckooland
      il y a 8 ans

      You can find lots of design inspiration and girl's bedroom ideas in our themed bedrooms, take a look here - http://www.cuckooland.com/dnc/cuckooland/category/3382/themed-kids-bedrooms :)

    • Matthew Decorator
      il y a 8 ans
      Paint it pink in a diamond eggshell finish complete with woodwork in white, I recommend a gloss finish.

      Wouldn't recommend traditional wallpaper as kids being kids and all but there are half wall wallpaper murals which come from the ceiling down to about halfway, just enough so the children can see but not touch.

      They come in loads of different designs and are usually a theme rather than a pattern so for example the whole cast of whinny the PPP etc
    • Matthew Decorator
      il y a 8 ans
      Whinny the poo etc.

      Also the specific paint finishes I recommended are because they're scrubbable and sort resistant
    • louloux
      il y a 8 ans
      How about various Browns and beiges with white furniture accessories making it neutral, it can be jazzed up with different funky bed covers as she gets older, it's not too girly or too themed towards one thing and is very easy to build different colour themes around.
    • PRO
      V.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
      il y a 7 ans

      go really bold and let us install something really different.


      we offer all designs in any colour .


      check out our instagram page as this is updated daily

    • PRO
      V.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
      il y a 7 ans

    • PRO
      MOM design for kids
      il y a 7 ans

      I would recommend white painted walls. Add accessories that are colorful if you wish. You can change it anytime you want. Depending on the space, I would definitely add something like raw thick tree branch. You can then make some fairy doors on it in color. Interaction with a child making these doors :)

      I would also choose funky prints of animals over the decals. Or have some animal heads hung on the walls.


      Children loves cozy spaces canopy is the thin. I would recommend Numero 74. I love their range of colors and quality.


      Add some cool pillows. If you are into diy, make some. Paint on it, embroider, use different techniques to apply color and texture to the room.

      Have more than one lighting source: fairylights, floor lamp, etc.

      If you want something really cool: cover ceiling in polka dots. Don't paint it. You can cut out some cardpaper circles and stick it with blutack. Use different sizes one color rather than having different colors. Take it off when tired of it easily.

      Enjoy decorating the room :)

      V

    • PRO
      Inkmill Vinyl
      il y a 7 ans

      For something completely different that will stand the test of time have a look at some of the children's rooms in this blog - http://inkmillvinyl.co.uk/blog/monochrome-nursery/

      We have a great range of stickers for children's rooms on our website. They are easy to apply and can be removed without damaging walls which means that you can redecorate easily as kids grow. This castle height chart comes in lots of colours but pink is one of the most popular.


      Kids Wall Stickers - Murals, height charts, name banners & decals for kids rooms · Plus d'infos

      http://inkmillvinyl.co.uk/custom-vinyl-stickers/sub/90/vinyl-wall-sticker-height-chart

    • PRO
      Ecoflap
      il y a 7 ans

      Just a word on decals - my daughter peeled them all off the wall after I'd spent ages getting them right - three year olds can be tricky little customers! I'd bear in mind too that despite your best efforts there will be blobs, pen and worse on the walls as time goes on, so you might want to keep the walls easily re-paintable, at least up to the height she can reach for the next little while. Could you keep the decor simple up to around adult height then put design features higher up?

    • PRO
      Kia Designs
      il y a 7 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 7 ans

      Magnetic wallpaper is a great way to add some interest and activity to a kids room! Sian Zeng has a number of great ranges that are perfect for youngsters. Her designs are beautiful and would be at home in even in an adult room, so there's no need to worry about your little girl growing out of it too quickly! Hope that gives you some ideas!

      To read more about Sian Zeng please see our blog:

      Kia Designs Blog Post on Sian Zeng

      https://www.sianzeng.com/store/magnetic-woodlands-wallpaper-blue-green-grey/

      https://www.sianzeng.com/store/magnetic-dino-wallpaper-yellow-green/

    • PRO
      Bathroom + Kitchen Eleven
      il y a 7 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 7 ans

      How about colour-me-in wallpaper? Burgerplex do a great range.


      http://burgerplex.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=45

      Shannon

    • PRO
      The Kids Bedroom Co.
      il y a 6 ans

      How about some pastelly coloured paint, then layer on some wall stickers? She could help you put them up, and re-arrange if she gets bored or changes her mind.

    • PRO
      Bloc Blinds
      il y a 6 ans

      So many options! How about a neutral nursery scheme?Bloc Blinds have many solutions for a toddlers nursery window. The award winning Bloc Out Blind has recently been awarded Best Nursery Accessory Silver Award, Made for Mums Award 2017. Check out our full range of children's black out blinds. Alternatively how about the multi award winning Fabric Changer Roller Blind? Change your look in seconds and redecorate easily as your child grows. Simply hook off and hook on a new blind without ever having to remove the original system.

      Good Luck!

      Sile

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