Color Psychology: How to Decorate a Children's Room

The choice of colors in decoration can take on a
enormous importance, especially in a child's room. Learn the meaning of
each color in the decoration.

The role of colors in decoration with Croki Designs

Colors exert an irresistible fascination over us. For centuries,
meaning of each color and its influence on our state of mind is
object of study. The choice of colors in decoration can take on a
enormous importance – especially in a child’s room, as it will shape the
environment where the child plays, learns and rests.
Pink is traditionally associated with girls and blue with boys. But
current trends are more comprehensive and go towards soft tones,
such as ochres and pastels, regardless of the child's gender. These colors
inspire the creation of a more peaceful environment and lasting decoration,
that doesn't tire the eyes.

Decorating Tips According to Color Psychology

Color psychology studies the relationship between colors and emotions
human. Each color evokes different emotions and reactions, which can influence
our mood, behavior and even perception of space.
When decorating a child's room, consider the feelings conveyed by
each color for an environment of well-being and conducive to development.

Blue

It conveys calm, tranquility and security. It is the perfect color for bedrooms.
children who need a relaxing environment to sleep, as it helps to
reduce pulse, blood pressure and body temperature. On the other hand,
conveys a sense of space and belonging, just like the sky and the ocean.

Rose

Associated with femininity and love, pink always has a certain
fascination. Used excessively, it can inhibit children's sociability. But
used in the right doses and tones, it creates a cozy and romantic atmosphere,
favorable to children's imagination.

Red

Stimulates energy, passion and vitality. Can be used in small
amount in certain areas of the room to give an extra boost, but it is not
recommended for walls or large surfaces. This color can
make children more tense and irritable.

Orange

It transmits joy, optimism and self-confidence. It is perfect for stimulating
extroverted and energetic natures. It also contributes to independence
and competitiveness of the child and can help to increase appetite and desire
to wake up early!

Yellow

Associated with happiness, intelligence and communication. Ideal for study places,
where concentration and memory are important. Yellow
represents wisdom and kindness, radiates warmth and joy, conveys enthusiasm and
fun. However, it should be used sparingly in baby rooms and
only in soft tones, counterbalanced with cool colors like blue or green.

Green

It symbolizes nature, harmony, balance and hope. Because it is a color
calming, promotes relaxation and concentration and helps you fall asleep,
because it has a calming effect on the nervous system. Green has
an incredible palette of shades, which can be combined with each other for an effect
more natural.

Purple

Stimulates creativity, intuition and spirituality, promoting well-being.
It is a good color for artistic and dreamy children's rooms, as
stimulates children's imagination.

Animals, flowers and other colorful motifs

Croki Designs' children's decorative stickers offer a universe
of possibilities to transform the children's room into a magical space
measure of your dreams. Inspired by nature, the sticker designs
in soft colors allow you to create personalized environments that stimulate
fun, concentration and tranquility.
Stickers are an easy and fun way to add color and
personality to any space in the house. They can be used to decorate
the walls, the furniture and even the ceiling. All this with the advantage of not
it may be necessary to paint walls, hang pictures or make interventions
deep.

Tips for Using Color in Children's Rooms

• Start with a color palette: Choose a main neutral color and

combine it with two or three stronger colors, according to the
personality of your child. This can bring harmony to a room
without overloading the senses.

• Consider the child's age: Preferences and needs

evolve with age. Babies and young children need
calmer and more stimulating environments, while children of age
Schoolchildren appreciate more colorful and personalized environments.

• Combine different textures: Incorporate fabrics and other materials that

match the colors of the room to create a richer and
comfortable.

• Invest in lighting: Proper lighting can transform

completely an environment. Use lamps with the intensity
suitable for sleeping, studying and playing areas.

Remember: The children's room is your child's refuge, a space where they can be
himself and find what excites him most. By creating a safe environment
and fun, you will be offering him a priceless gift: the opportunity to
grow up in a happy and welcoming environment.