
There is just something about a home that lets you know whether it’s a pre-kids or post-kids space. Maybe it’s the little shoes by the door or maybe it’s the child-safe lock on the drawer with the scissors. Or maybe it’s just infused in the decorating.
Some people think that when you have kids, you have to say goodbye to the freedom and fun of decorating your home. Embrace the fun side of decorating with little ones with these tips:
- Living Room – When you’re decorating your living room to fit your family, you want to think about the big items first. The ones that you’re all going to use, like the sofa. By opting for a large sectional, you give everyone a space to sit and relax together. Not to mention more pillows for forts.
- Create a Place for Play – Complete it with a cozy-beyond-cozy reading nook, a climbing wall, and a hideout spot under the stairs, there are endless places to inspire wonder and fun.This way, the mess is more likely to stay in the designated kid zone.
- Bring In Some Soft Seating – Poufs, floor cushions, and ottomans are great options for extra seating in a living area—especially if you have kids. (No sharp corners!) They’ll make the space feel more grounded and laidback while still introducing some style.
- Use Used Books for Decor – A more adult-friendly alternative to displaying children’s books like art: Hit up a used bookstore to score some gorgeous accents for the coffee table or console. These are pocket friendly and if your child goes on a rip-a-book-apart spree,no biggie.
