Saturday, April 17, 2010

Modern Furniture

Kids’ bedroom: Storage ideas

Planning for the storage arrangement in kids’ bedrooms may sometimes prove to be a challenging task. Toys or books scattered around is a common sight. Furniture for kids should include the basics such as closets, shelves and racks. Safety is obviously the main concern. First, you need to think about the items that will be used on a daily basis. Toys are the first and foremost things. Besides, there are certain garments that may be required for frequent changing. Shelves would help you to manage these items and keep them back without much hassle. Shelves can hold all the toys and other items required daily. These shelves should be placed at a height that is not reachable to children. You can even plan for built-in closets behind doors if space is the main constraint.

Simple boxes that can be slid under beds can hold a lot of stuff which a child may need daily. Besides, these boxes can be picked up and put away when not required. These boxes can be labeled to indicate what is stored in them. There are many stores that have floor bins in vivid, attractive colors to make stacking toys and objects, an easy and enjoyable task even for children! Those that are not used frequently can be stored away in the loft. When not in use, these bins can be stacked upon each other.

Bedroom furniture obviously needs to include beds. Beds often tend to occupy most space in a bedroom. If you want to utilize the room for maximum storage, you can opt for beds that have built-in drawers or storage areas.

If you are really falling short of space in the bedroom, you can choose small closets to store stuff and place these beside windows. This automatically can be used as window seats where kids can sit and maybe read a book!

You can also look for storage options that can be dismantled or assembled to suit personal preferences. Interior decor stores have many such options where in bookcases or racks can be modified to suit the needs of the materials to be stored. The height of the compartment can be adjusted.

The basic ideas for kids’ bedrooms should be based on the fact that these need to be kid-friendly. Always keep the most used clothes and other such items in an easy-to-reach place. This will minimize unnecessary time that is spent on cleaning and tidying up. After all, every child would love to have a safe retreat for rest and play. With these storage ideas, you can keep the room clutter-free and manageable at all times!

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