A Guide to Colour Combinations for Kids' Rooms

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As your children grow older, their favourite colours change as frequently as their toys. This makes it tough to paint your children's bedrooms in a shade that will endure the test of time while also being bright enough for them to play or study. The colour scheme you choose has a significant impact on creating a space that is conducive to deep sleep and enjoyment. A lot of it relies on the age of the children who use the space. If you have toddlers or small children, you can use bright paint colours or soft pastels. On the other hand, older children may choose to choose their own paint hues for their bedrooms. 

Here's a guide to some of the best colour choices for children's bedrooms to help you make the proper decision.

Yellow & Magenta

Yellow paint is a wonderful choice for children's bedrooms. This color scheme keeps places energetic and vivacious. A bright yellow shade, as illustrated in this bedroom image, will keep your child focused on their studies, whereas magenta will offer a lot of fun! It is also a great choice for a girl's bedroom.

Beige & Dark Grey

Beige is a shade that will last with your children for many years. Quite a classic, it may be utilised as a foundation, giving you plenty of opportunity to experiment with design and loose furniture that can be changed frequently as your children begin to explore new aspects of their tastes. In this colourful bedroom design, this basic beige shade is mixed with grey and accents of white to balance the space.

Cerulean Blue and White

Baby blue is one of the most popular nursery colours. If you have an older boy or girl who likes the notion of a blue bedroom, choose a darker, more colourful hue of blue. Trust us, your child will adore the bedroom. The main wall in cerulean blue, along with white accents on the walls, wardrobes, and study unit, creates a colourful and fashionable bedroom.

Shades of Blue and Light Orange