Sir Terence Conran, storage in children's rooms
Sir Terence Conran, author of "storage - Organize" features furniture of and storage solutions for the rooms of children - from babies to teenagers.
Moving with the times
In general, when the furniture rooms children, it is best to avoid buying miniature furniture and objects designed specifically for nursery use. Your child will not stay a baby for a long time, and these parts rarely make a living. Instead, think of flexible solutions that can adapt to each stage of development of your child.
Flexible storage solutions
All different types of Storage listed below are flexible enough to be subject to a number of different purposes for which your child grows. Children grow not only in size but also their ability and interests, which explains why the versatile storage is so important. It is economical, too.
LIBRARIES
A library allows independent storage invaluable for many types of possession of a baby's diapers (nappies) and articles toilet to photography books, toys and games. One is a decent, robust library will use years from infancy to adolescence. Large separate shelves are more practical than narrow. Make sure the library is well anchored to the wall - many young children use them as climbing structures and could be seriously impaired if the library and its contents have changed.
Built on the shelf
A more thoughtful solution is to line a wall shelves can be mounted on adjustable brackets. A huge proportion of this is shelvable own children, including clothes. Boxes and other containers used to store toys and games can also be classified. When children are young, make sure that their favorite toys or whatever you use every day are kept low, can easily achieved.
Comfortable
Another solution is the Universal comfortable. A simple chest well so early made a purchase. When your child is very young, can be used as a way to keep diapers (nappies) and clothing, while the top can be a useful area for a platform of change. More later, a chest can accommodate most of the wardrobe of a child. Until children reach school age, most of their clothes are need not be hanged.
Containers
For the first year or two, you will probably find that most of the toys from your baby fit in a single container. Choose one that is robust and easily transportable, so you can easily store anywhere in your child plays. Soon, however, we reach the stage where a container is not enough. Stack colored plastic boxes, wicker or cane baskets, cardboard boxes strong and similar models are the pillars of storage of children. Games or toys many parts can be held in containers of different colors. Containers can be wheeled tractors under the bed. A trunk lid can be used more widely for toiletries from home, clothes to pretend play.
Hanging Storage
The rails of clothes are placed in a low level, the Shaker-style pegs and hooks in the back of the door can be used to hang a variety of goods that are often used. While many articles of clothing in the first years are not Hanging, hanging storage is a good idea for dresses, aprons, Washbag and winter clothing, and as sports and games equipment. When your kids share a room, give each one a series of pickets or a lane so they can keep their property separate.
Exhibition Areas
Children are not minimalists. From a early age, most of his pleasure of seeing the most valuable assets of the hearing. An exhibition area dedicated to providing a sustainable source of delight visual. Some of the walls painted with blackboard paint May help curb the desire for a child to "decorate" the walls with markers. The surface of the frames and Open shelves are the areas of Natural Display models and favorite toys. Consider creating a bookmark so you can save your child's most recent Creative efforts only on the eye as well as photographs and other times.
Teens enjoy every plaster wall space available with stickers, posters, photographs and magazine clippings. At this stage, only one of the favorites will not provide enough surface. Instead, you can line the entire wall of cork - Or simply accept that, after the passage of union spent decorating is in order.
Administrative Center
Keep important documents in their children, such as birth certificates, immunization records and school reports, a file accessible. Routine or daily administration, such as notices, schedules and letters from school, must be collected in one place - on his desk in the kitchen, or wherever the family approach. A timetable established a leadership position can serve as a useful reminder of key dates.
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About the Author
Annie Deakin is an expert furniture and interior design writer who is currently interested in corner sofas, desks and cutlery
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