A GUIDE ON THE PSYCOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF THE KID BEDROOM ON YOUR KID

Children spend more time indoors than anywhere else, with about a third of their life in the bedroom. In the eyes of children, a good home is a place of love, memories, joy and comfort. Not surprisingly, a child's comfort and development is often influenced by the bedroom.

1. EASY ACCESS AND CLEAN.

There are some ways to furnish and decorate the room that can be successful if done well, providing good luck, love and good energy. For example, having a clear path through the room can make the room feel open and energetic. Regularity is something that is included in feng shui and design as it expresses the healing power of a clean space. Having a clean room that is easy to move offers many benefits: Save effort and time. It improves memory, attention to thought, which reduces stress and discomfort. Not only that, research has proven that children who grow up in structured homes have better listening and learning skills. It all starts in the bedroom, so it's important to keep the bedroom clean as part of a healthy and growing family.

2. FUNCTIONALITY AND FLEXIBILITY

When people work with a designer to build a new home, they often go through a period of great change in their lives. This is an important consideration for families who want to build a permanent home. A child's bedroom should reflect where he wants to go and what he wants to do, not where he is or who he is. Overdoing the theme is one of the biggest mistakes people make when designing their kid's dream bedroom. Sure the race bed will keep them happy for a few months, but they get bored very quickly.

3. NATURE SIMULATED

The organic appeal of nature and all its elements has long been loved by homeowners all over the world. It creates peace, quiet and welcome in its place. Bringing nature into our home is a timeless beauty that brings beauty to your home. Not only can it bring outdoor scenes to the child's bedroom as inspiration, but pictures of natural wonders can also help develop child's awareness. Pictures help children learn to see things around them and learn to appreciate what nature has to offer.

4. COLOR

As any colorist will tell you, color has a positive effect on your mood, and rightfully so. In interior design, this gives you a huge advantage because it means you can directly influence the effect your room has on you. Lighter and brighter colors like red, yellow and green are good for stimulating creativity and spirit. Earth tones like beige and gray bring calmness and serenity when they are soft. The main purpose of the bedroom is to relax, but children do many other activities in the bedroom. They need an environment that supports their growth and exploration while creating a peaceful, stress-free environment.

5. LIGHTING

One of the biggest influences on design and psychological space is lighting. Special lighting can enhance or spoil the beauty of a room, so designers pay attention to the balance of light and light in a plan. Light plays two important roles in children's development: natural light can develop thinking and imagination, and enough natural light can prevent diseases and myopia. Sunlight can help children produce enough vitamin D to prevent health consequences such as premature aging and poor planning. Morning sunlight can help prevent sleep delays and circadian rhythm problems. Studies have shown that sleep deprivation (lack of time for sleep) is associated with poor academic performance and behavior problems. Insufficient lighting at night can also be detrimental to sleep, with some parents more concerned about the impact of blue light from smartphones on the world poisoning children.

6. YOUR BEDROOM DEFINES WHO YOU ARE

Interior design can be seen as the art of creating beautiful and functional spaces. However, it can be seen as a way to give meaning to where you are. You can define a living space that reflects your personality, from your choice of wallpaper color and pattern to the different jewelry box designs on your make-up table. According to Design Psychology, our sense of self and self-concept are psychologically affected by our physical environment. It is said that there is a two-way relationship between people and places.