DIY Interior Decorating Tips: Making Your Kids’ Bathroom Fun

Making Your Kids’ Bathroom Fun

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Getting creative with your kid’s bathroom and making it fun isn’t hard. However, you need to do a lot to ensure that the bathroom not only appeals to your kids, but is also practical. That’s the only way you’ll be able to make it exciting…

Give it a Fun Feel
1. Consider using your kid’s favorite color on the walls. Combine your plain tiles with bright, well-painted walls. In case your child isn’t sure of the color or keeps changing his/her mind then go for cheery colors such as turquoises, oranges and lime green – they always work.

2. You don’t stop at choosing the main color for the bathroom. No, you go beyond that and choose stencils, motifs and pictures that add to the overall color. The more creative, the better.

3. If you want, you can also flex your creative muscles and paint pictures onto the walls as they tend to make your child’s bathroom more appealing and fun.

4. Use a shower curtain that matches the color of the bathroom, or at least go for a coordinating color so that the overall look is vibrant. You can buy good curtains at BedBathStore.com.

Decorate it the Right Way

#1: Go for Inexpensive Accessories: If you want your kid’s bathroom to be something he or she enjoys then including lots of fun and inexpensive accessories makes real sense. Use things like soap dispensers, soap dishes, light pulls, etc. add a more unique feel to it.

#2: Make the Bath Fun: Kids want their baths to be a ‘fun experience’ rather than the opposite. So see to it that you include lots of bath toys and foaming bubble-baths. Make the whole bathing experience as relaxing as possible.

#3: Add More Color: Kids love bright colors, which is why you shouldn’t limit them to the walls. Every single accessory or item that you choose for your child’s bathroom should add color, and make it look more appealing.

Make it Practical and Safe

When it comes to decorating your kid’s bathroom and making it in a way that he/she would love, you need to consider the practical aspects first. You need to make it safe for your child. For example, if your kid is a tiny tot, then make it easy for them to use the bathroom by having cute little steps to help them reach the toilet and basin easily.

You should also have a push-button flush fitted on the toilet and use the ‘correct light fixtures’ when it comes to the wet areas, since safety is really important. Remember, water and electricity is almost always a dangerous combination.

A lot of parents think that making their child’s bathroom fun is way too challenging. But it actually is real fun when you immerse yourself into different ideas and experiment.