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CRAFT INSPIRATION #2

We love to write about interior design at custard and mustard craft, so our inspiration today is COLOURS! Most parents will agree that providing their children with a wonderful living space in which they can thrive, learn and play is of paramount importance, which is why colours in a nursery is an awesome idea.
A child’s surroundings can have a huge impact on how they grow and develop, so parents should always try to make their children’s living spaces as comfortable and fun as possible within their means. I remember growing up for me was so much fun with plenty of pictures and bright colourful artwork up on my walls. Sleeping in a bed that looks like a pirate ship or a pink princess’ wagon, as one can imagine, would probably fill a child’s life with endless hours of joy.

There are plenty of great wallpaper options, or if you don’t want to commit, what about wall stickers and murals? Colour play an important part, no matter whether your style is modern, country or traditional. From bunk beds to toy boxes and desks to bean bags, you’ll need to think about how the space can best work for your kids.
 
 
Picking out the right kids bedroom furniture can also be fun and exciting when you can create them in any colour of your choice. Baby nursery is the only place in your home that you can splash colours or decorative themes and maybe even create the room you wish you had as a child if resources were not an issue. Pictures are worth a 1,000 words as the old saying goes so here are some of the best looking rooms with bright and refreshing colors, and we know how much kids love cool colours. As you will see there are some great space saving set ups here with pull and fold out trundle beds, table and desks as well as storage cabinets in a wide variety of configurations which help you visualize so many ideas that may have gone overlooked.  It is our hope that you get some decorating ideas for your kids bedroom furniture and accessories, after all its the details that really matter. I will say one thing about these examples, no ones room will actually look this clean and organized so enjoy the pictures and good luck in your nursery project while choosing us! #custardandmustardcraft






 
Which interior design would you want for your kids?
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