As much fun, interesting and amusing designing a children’s bedroom can be, it can be also rather expensive. Just like any interior design project for that matter. And not to talk about the whole ideas research, the talks, the debates on what and why, and finally, the quarrels and stubborn denial of your kids that you simply can’t afford to get them that Batmobil shaped bed. But you still got to do it right?
The main reason why you’re eventually going to undergo a children bedroom redesign is because they’re going to outgrow their bed and chairs eventually. Moreover, once they really grow and get into puberty, you’ll probably undergo another re-design project of their bedrooms, because they’ll no longer be into Barbies and Batmans. So, start practising your searching skills by visiting a few stores or online sites that offer kids furniture for sale now; and more importantly, start developing a strategy if you don’t want to end up breaking into your kids’ s college fund for a single bed. Here are a few helpful ideas on how to get an understanding with your kids:
Never forget to observe your kids; while you think that Batman is every little boy’s favourite action figure, there are others who are also trending and your kid probably idolizes some of them. Or your little girl, she may love Barbie, but she may love the Little Mermaid a lot more. So, observe their reactions; what do they get excited about, what causes them immense happiness, what mesmerises them on TV and similar stuff. You’ll get a pretty good idea about the direction in which you should search through kids furniture for sale actions in stores.
Once you figure what your kids prefer and love, pick a few good options of beds, chairs and tables (or whatever furniture element you need at the moment) and ask your kids to choose. That way, you’ll get to cover your budget, and you won’t have doubts because it will ultimately be their choice. Pretty convenient,right?
If they seem to like everything they see (they’re children, totally normal), ask them openly: what would make them happy to see in their bedroom? Yes, that’s a pretty general question, but the trick is to leave them wondering; you’re just asking so you have an idea what you need to look for. And again, you’ll put them in front of a solved case: “choose-from-whatever-I-offer-you” type of case. You save money, they get to be happy and thrilled over their new beds. Who said you can’t do business with children?