The easiest and money saving way for bringing positive changes in the appearance and feel of kids room is changing the Colour of walls and ceiling. However, the job can be accomplished easily only when you have selected the right colour or colour combination. Carefully chosen colours can amplify the looks, feel and freshness of the space. Wrong colours will do exactly opposite of this. After buying expensive paints and doing the hard work, you surely do not want to end up with a bedroom that looks boring, ugly and dull. A comprehensive guide for painting kid’s bedroom can save you from the fruitless investment of money, time and other resources.

Selecting the Colour    

Just like fashion, colours also follow trends. Colour schemes in 20s were different from colours used for painting homes in 60s. It is good to have desire of being fashionable. However, you should not follow the trend strictly. Choose a trend backed colour that you and your kids like. While selecting a colour for kid’s bedroom, there are some things you should not ignore.

The Floor Colour

Whether the floor is wooden or you have laid tiles, its colour has an effect on the looks of the walls. The colour you are choosing for walls should complement the floor.

The Artwork

Artwork is great addition to the interior of a room. Choose the wall colour wisely so that the artworks can beautiful blends into the background.

Size and Shape

Smaller rooms have less space for light. Strong colours are ideal for small rooms. Deeper colours are ideal for bigger rooms.

The colour scheme

Painting consultants can tell you the best colour scheme for kid’s room. Whether all walls have same or no wall should have same colour, the consultant of a company providing commercial and residential painting services in Australia can provide you the best advice.

Buying Paint

When you have decided to repaint walls, you should give yourself some time to decide on the colour and the brand. Do not rush into the work. First of all, try and test colours. You can paint a cereal box or an A4 piece of card. Allow it to dry. And then, look at it in different conditions like in natural day light, artificial night light and in different times of the day.

Eco-Friendly Paint

Traditional paints and solvents are said to emit toxic chemicals that are harmful for nose, eyes and throat. When the paint dries, these toxic chemicals are evaporated. These vaporous of hazardous chemicals used in paints are inhaled. Kids are more prone to the adverse effects of these chemicals. This is the reason why, the paint industry has the amount VOCs (volatile organic compounds) in their products. Now we have a fantastic array of eco-friendly paints.