Making your home cozy for your children requires you to do things like call house painters to improve their bedrooms. After all, your little ones deserve the attractive and exciting color schemes that they want to make their rooms feel more personalized and unique to them. Thankfully, there are many fun and unforgettable colors that you can use here. The following options are some of the most popular and should give your little ones the cool and exciting room style that they deserve.
1. Aqua Blue and Grass Green
According to Camille Styles, blues and greens are some of the most popular choices for home painting in 2023. They work particularly well for children’s bedrooms because they create a soft and gentle touch that children will love. Furthermore, they’re slightly neutral and easy to integrate.
Try to create a smooth and attractive style with your upgrade, one that focuses on your children’s personal tastes. Ask them which blues and greens they want and make sure they get the palette that makes sense for their style. It’s not as hard as it seems, particularly if you pay close attention.
2. Salmon Pink
Is your child a little excitable and someone who tends to get wired up by things like bright colors? You might want to focus on hues like salmon pink. These create a soft and gentle look that should calm their excitement at the end of the day and create an appealing look at the same time.
Note that this pink works equally well for boys and girls because it doesn’t create a sharp or vibrant pink. Instead, it’s a little muted while still being interesting and appealing. So if you have a pink-hating boy, you might be able to get away with this color or choose a different option if they prefer.
3. Gray
Gray provides a nice neutral tone that you can adjust to create a more attractive and appealing look for a child’s bedroom. For example, you can add a little light blue to the gray to give it more tone and help your child feel more comfortable. Or you can use lighter grays with light textural elements.
No matter which option you choose, there should be plenty of unique and appealing grays that work for them. As always, talk with your child about which colors they prefer and try to get a gray that suits them. If nothing else, you can always use it as a nice contrasting element with other colors.
4. Teal
Teal is a very popular color because it’s soft, gentle, and easy to use in just about any home. It blends particularly well with various greens but also works well with some browns. Make sure the rest of your home has a color scheme that fits well into your overall needs here.
Just as importantly, understand that teal can be a little overwhelming to some children. It’s not necessarily the brightest or most vibrant color, but it’s also not exactly neutral. Choose wisely here to ensure that you give your children the cute look that they deserve for their bedroom.
5. Bright Pink
We know that bright pink isn’t going to be to all tastes and particularly don’t want to claim that it works only for girls. Plenty of boys love the color pink, and it can work well in many bedrooms. It creates a sort of “bubblegum” look and feel that young children may particularly enjoy.
If you feel like it’s a little too overwhelming for your child, you can easily use it as an accent color instead. Try to add it to the trim and other areas of the house to give it a unique look. Just as importantly, you can pair it with softer colors that dim some of its intensity a little.
6. Off-White
Most house painters will tell you that off-white and other neutral colors are perfect for bedrooms. They don’t exactly stimulate the mind, but that’s kind of the point. A child’s bedroom can be a fun place to hang out, but it should also calm them and make it easy to fall asleep at night.
Too many bright colors can be overly stimulating and make it hard for your child to calm down and fall asleep. That doesn’t mean their bedroom has to be boring. Instead, you can integrate various shades of gray and even some darker hues to give it a little more texture.
7. Orange
The great thing about orange is that it provides a brighter and more vibrant hue without being overstimulating. It’s warm and gentle, particularly softer oranges mixed with light browns. Peach also works well if you want a brighter color that shouldn’t be too stimulating for your children.
In fact, orange and peach should blend well together with pink and other similar hues to create a cozy bedroom. You can even blend colors to create an ice cream-style look that your kids may love. Imagine falling asleep every night in a room that looks like your favorite ice cream! It would be glorious.
8. Yellow
Yellow is an interesting color because it’s a bit of a “love it or hate it” thing. Many people love bright yellows because they simulate sunlight and make rooms feel brighter. If your child loves spending time outside, you might want to find some yellow tones that feel right to them.
Blue goes particularly well with yellow because it can create a truly sunny day feel that makes each bedroom stand out. You can even integrate brown, green, and other colors to create a true outdoor feel. It’s best if your children love that kind of look and feel comfortable outdoors.
9. Berry Tones
Okay, let’s touch on some truly exciting and vibrant looks that may get your child engaged. Dark reds, pinks, and blues emulate the look of berries and create an appealing look that many children will love. It’s particularly smart if your little ones enjoy spending a lot of time in their room.
Why is that? Well, neutral colors can become a little dull if your child spends hours at a time playing in their bedroom. Lighter and brighter colors are a little more stimulating. That said, you should still keep them a little neutral to minimize the risk of getting them too excited.
10. Chalkboard
We love this quirky idea because it embraces a child’s love of drawing on the walls. Creating a chalkboard style in their bedroom will make their drawings feel like they’re part of the room’s natural style. It’s a rather over-the-top idea that works well if you’re encouraging your child’s art skills.
To keep them from going too wild, it’s not a bad idea to hang a few drawing areas on the walls with a chalkboard style. That can give them a place to draw without sketching all over the walls. Avoid using real chalk because its residue is dirty and might even aggravate your child’s lungs and cause other health issues.
Before calling house painters about any of these colors, make sure that you research their work quality, professionalism, and expertise. You want to pick someone who fully understands these various hues and who can provide you with the help you need to stand out. Please don’t hesitate to contact our team at Sucro Painting today to learn more about this process. Our team of experts will work with you to provide the fascinating and high-quality look and feel that your child’s bedroom deserves.
