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A kid’s room should be fun and exciting. But more than that, it should also inspire creativity and spark joy. So when designing your child’s bedroom, it’s essential to keep these in mind and make it as playful and quirky as possible. Here are some ideas you can try to improve your kid’s room.
Add a Doodle Wall
Every child loves drawing and colouring on any clear surface, whether a piece of paper or a blank wall. But the problem is, you don’t want them to dirty your pristine, white walls. So, a great solution is to dedicate a doodle section where they can freely express themselves.
To achieve this, there are several options you can try:
Chalkboard paint
Using a coat of chalkboard paint is one of the most popular ways to add a doodle wall to your child’s room. It creates a flat surface that your children can draw on with a chalk stick without leaving any permanent marks. In addition, should they go beyond the designated area, chalk is easier to erase than a marker, so it’s faster and less hassle to clean.
Adhesive vinyl
Opting for adhesive vinyl must be your go-to if you want something more temporary than a painted doodle wall. Buy a large whiteboard or vinyl board in office supply stores and stick it on your kid’s wall. Then, if they grow out of their doodling phase, you can peel off the board, leaving only minimal damage on your walls.
Wall-mounted easels
Unlike the first two options, this one accentuates your child’s art in a long-term manner by designating the wall for some permanent artwork they made. Additionally, unlike the chalkboard paint and the adhesive vinyl, your kids have more versatility with this option. Since the main canvas is butcher paper, your kids can use chalk, markers, crayons, or pencils to unleash their inner artistry.