Bathroom for kids
Kid's bathrooms can be whimsical or match the rest of the house. Your child can help you decorate the room. You may feel freer to use bright colors and bold decorating ideas in a kid's bathroom than in other rooms in your home. Kid's bathrooms can be funky or elegant. You can decorate a bathroom inexpensively or go for a total remodel.
Kid's Bathroom Colors
Almost any color can work for a kid's bathroom. Basic colors might be bright red, yellow or blue. Branch out into hot pink, lime green or orange for an energizing room that looks trendy. Don't worry about the room matching. Pick two colors that you like and then a more neutral color such as white or black. Choose daring paint colors in a kid's bathroom. Paint is inexpensive and makes a big impact. Neutral colors such as taupe may feel more sophisticated. Accent any neutral colors with bright, fun accessories. Use funky towels and toothbrush holders for inexpensive bathroom accessories. Display bathtub toys on floating cubes or shelves.
Kid's Bathroom Themes
Themes add cohesive styling to a kid's bathroom. Fun themes can include rubber duck accessories with yellow or blue walls. If you want a more sophisticated theme go with an ocean theme. Hang a decorative surfboard on the wall. Themes based on water can be gender neutral and enjoyed by a variety of age groups.
Carry the theme from the kid's bedroom into the bathroom to create a mini master suite. Turn the bathroom into a dressing room for a girl. Hang a star on the door. Customize the accessories with your child's name. Bar lights around the mirror will further the Hollywood feeling. Pink walls add a feminine touch. Look for shaggy bath mats that simulate fur for a luxurious bathroom. You may need to balance a guest bath with a child's bathroom. Look for a theme that both adults and kids can enjoy such as polka dots. Choose a theme for your child that will last for several years so you don't have to redecorate as often.
Function
A child's bathroom needs to be functional as well as look good. If your child has trouble turning the faucet on and off install a faucet with a . Paint a stool with stripes and so your kid can reach the countertop. Find a night light or motion sensor sconce so your child doesn't have to walk into a dark room at night. Decorative hampers may encourage your kids to put away dirty laundry. Look for surfaces that are durable and easy to clean.
Durability
Bathroom remodels can be expensive. Keep the fixtures in your bathroom neutral. A white toilet, sink, and bathtub will work with many decorating styles and will transition with your kids as they grow up. Transform your vanity and wall with paint for a budget-friendly bathroom makeover. Countertops and tile can be beige, brown, white or black and still work with any theme in a kid's bathroom.
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