Key points of adolescent room design
1, the space is independent and private, and children's opinions are respected.
Adolescent children have a sense of independence, and the key to room design is to reflect certain privacy.
Adolescent children are eager to be independent and understood, and parents can ask their children for advice on room design on the premise of comfort and health. ?
2, wall decoration should avoid being too bright.
During this period, children's color sensitivity to space has also declined, and their minds have become more mature. It is suggested that the walls should be mainly neutral colors, such as beige and white, and practical and exquisite furniture can be selected.
3. Furniture replacement is not frequent.
At this stage, children are in a relatively stable learning state. When choosing furniture, they can buy larger furniture to avoid frequent replacement of furniture in the future, and the layout of the room is basically determined.
4. Soft light
Try to use natural light indoors, which is beneficial to protect children's eyesight. Therefore, don't have too fancy shapes on the windows, and try to create a wide and bright light-transmitting environment. When using lamps at night, the light should be bright and soft, not too messy, and avoid choosing unsafe and environmentally friendly children's lighting as the light source for children's reading and learning.
Twelve details of teenagers' room decoration
1, the bedroom can not be located in the computer room, balcony downstairs, do not hang too many wind chimes, otherwise it will easily cause the baby's brain neurasthenia.
2. It is best not to have a mirror door at the door of the bedroom.
3. The ceiling should be flat, preferably milky white; The ceiling can be decorated with vertical and horizontal wooden strips, but you can't hang all kinds of strange ornaments.
4. Don't lay crimson carpets and long-haired carpets on the ground to avoid bronchitis and asthma.
5. The light should be bright; The main colors are pink, red and dark black to avoid the baby's impatience.
6. If the bedroom is small, the decoration should be simple to make the space look big.
8. Don't point the bedroom door at the toilet door.
9. Don't stick too fancy wallpaper, so as not to upset your baby.
10, the space is small, and it is designed as a structure of bed and table, which can maximize the use of space and leave some places for children to play.
1 1. Boys and girls always have different ideas. Generally, girls like warm pale pink, while boys love blue and green. Designers can be asked to help children design the rooms they want. Gentle pink and tender yellow are the favorite of the lovely little princess.
12. Some foam plastic products (similar to slippers) on the market, such as floor puzzles, will release a lot of volatile organic compounds after laying plastic floors in children's rooms, which may have adverse effects on children's health.
Six misunderstandings in the decoration of teenagers' rooms
Myth 1: a guardrail that affects beauty and uneasiness
According to the national code for residential design, when the height of the outer window sill is less than 0.9 meters from the floor and ground, there should be protective facilities.
Myth 2: There is too much furniture in the children's room.
Children's rooms are generally smaller. If the furniture is too full, it will limit the children's activity space, but it will bring trouble to the children.
Myth 3: Avoid bumping with carpet.
Children under the age of 3 like to play on the ground, so many parents will put foam mats or carpets on them. Carpets are not easy to clean, which makes children suffer from respiratory diseases. Chemical fiber carpets can cause allergic reactions in children, and foam mats contain formaldehyde, which will also endanger children's health.
Myth 4: Don't pull the power cord of household appliances.
In order to save trouble, many parents never pull out the power cord of electric appliances such as electric fans and washing machines. Children are naturally active and have no ability to distinguish. Inadvertently pressing the switch or button may cause injury.
Myth 5: excessive color unification
When decorating children's rooms, girls' rooms are mostly designed in colors such as pink and light purple, while boys' rooms are generally designed in colors such as blue and green. In fact, children's love for color is not immutable.
Myth 6: There are many and complicated light sources.
"Generally speaking, every area of the family has a main light source and an auxiliary light source. If the children's room is designed like this, there will be too many lights. " If the lamp is installed directly above the child's head, it may damage the child's vision and be prone to danger.