If you're converting one room at home into a personal space for your kids, we're sure that safety is one of your concerns. Aside from childproofing the room, you also need to take into consideration proper storage and how you can best maximize the space. To help you get started, here are four helpful tips from design professionals that may just come in handy.
On storage
“Storage like drawers and shelves may be incorporated [as part of] the bed or installed on the wall to save space. These should keep the room organized and minor accidents will be avoided such as tripping on the stuff lying on the floor. The use of bright colors as accents will make the room look happy and painting a mural will also add depth to the room and make it look creative.” — Interior designer Joy Jabile-Ejercito
(Photo by Miguel Nacianceno)
On decorating
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW“Unless you plan to redecorate every year, avoid baby-ish details. Rooms can be decorated with accessories, which are easy and inexpensive to change later on—to create a nursery atmosphere.”— Interior designer Van Acuña-Solana
(Photo by Dairy Darilag)
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