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Kids Room Flooring Ideas Wall Decor For Bedroom Check More Rubber Mats Baby Play Mat Childrens Vinyl Foam Floor Children Playroom Tiles Large Outdoor Soft Babies Area Crawling

Boys / February 12, 2019 / Estella Webb

Finding rugs for kids rooms can be a task in itself because unlike shopping for your living room or even your own bedroom, children's rugs should be exciting, different and fun. In other words it doesn't just need to look nice and match the in the room; it needs to be functional, fun and celebratory for your little ones.The good news is that you don't have to spend a lot of time or money coming up with the perfect rugs for kids rooms, simply choose an idea from the following suggestions and with a few clicks of the mouse a new children's rug could be on its way to your house.Do a Sports Theme
Don't go overboard with large and expensive changes. I tend use more accessories and paint. Great options are removable wall decals; they come in every size, color and theme. They will give you a great look, using the child's interest with a small price tag. You can blend them with a wall color (their choice) even if just on an accent wall. Another favorite of mine are carpet tiles; they add great color and texture. Using accessories that follow the theme of the room make it is easy to change in the next few years as you child and their interest grow.Mom and dad you set the tone for this adventure. Do not do this when you or the child is stressed, unhappy or not ready to have fun. This can be great fun. One warning, when they want something you really hate or it doesn't fit in the room...Let it go don't make a big deal out of it, never say, "No you can't have that". A set up for war...it usually goes away when you are very excited about the child's other ideas the things that are workable.A Kids room makeover can be something a child will remember forever. Keep the kids out of the room until the very end and let them walk into a finished space...and watch what happens! I invite you to find out more, about how to design a kid's room with me.