John Knowles says, “Teenagers today are more free to be themselves and to accept themselves.” And also to have suggestions about designing their rooms.

Being a teenager is much more simple and bossy than it was in the past. Nowadays, children, especially teenagers, put forward their suggestions when asked for, even if it is a villa renovation. While parents have the authority to make the final decision, it can be an excellent idea to include your teenage kids in the discussion and design a gorgeous yet young-feeling room for them.

Essential Designing a Teenager’s Bedroom

Designing a room for a teenager is as easy as complex it is. Teens are picky and like moving with the trends. Hence it is essential to choose ideas that interest your kid as well.

Here are a few ideas to discuss with your kid and conclude the final design with your interior designer.

Consider your child’s interests

As adults, we usually tend to go monotone when designing bedrooms, but the same cannot be applied to teenage rooms. Teenagers generally tend to showcase their interests and choices through elements placed in their rooms. If you do not want to give a free hand to the child while designing the space, consider giving them options to choose from. It lets you stay the boss while allowing them to be a part of the redesign.

Look around

The other important factor to consider is the space you have. Stand in the door and have a thorough look at the room to see how much space you have to play with. It will enable you to decide the furniture, rug or carpet, and anything else that you want to place in the room. Over-stuffing the room will make it look small and congested over the period, and your teenager will ask you to move things.

Buy suitable furniture

A teenage room is not as big to have huge pieces of furniture, yet they need more furniture than standard rooms. It is necessary to keep in mind that a teenager’s bedroom is not only a bedroom but also a study room, playroom, and a TV lounge if needed. The furniture should contain all their belongings and compact enough to provide an area for movement. A single bed, wardrobe and a study table should be enough for such a room.

Opt for lively colors

The best thing we love about teenage bedrooms is bright and lively colors. It is believed that every color has a different impact on the personality, and villa renovation is the right time to choose colors wisely. Go for colors like blue and green or purple and pink as per the choice of your kid to make the room not look boring.

Make study interesting

Usually, we have observed that people opt for wooden study tables for their kids that eventually seem boring. When you incorporate colors, it is a good idea to choose pastel colors for the study table with a lovely mural on the wall. You can also add a soft board on the wall to let your kid pin important notes.

Add a feature wall

Feature walls add a unique look and help break the simple look of the room. Paint one of the walls into a beautiful mural, or go for chevron or straight lines to make it pop. Use this wall to showcase certificates, medals, and trophies, if any, or put pictures of your family or motivational personalities.

Choose a soft rug

Whether designing a boy’s room or a girl’s, adding a nice central rug under the bed or the study table is good. It saves the floor from furniture marks and also provides comfort. Rugs are a classic bedroom accessory and perfect for every room.

There are many styles and sizes of bathroom sinks to choose from, so you can find the right space for you. There are many styles of bathroom sinks available. These include semi-permanent and full basins as well as cloakroom and glass sinks that can be used in countertop bathrooms. Semi-recessed sinks are suitable for all types and sizes of bathrooms.

The traditional style is the full pedestal

Bathroom sinks with full pedestals make a great choice because they are easy to install and cover up. You can choose from sizes ranging from 45 cm to 65 cm. There are many shapes to choose from, including classic and curvy, as well as more modern styles.

Semi-pedestal ranges are user-friendly

Semi pedestal and bottle-trapped sinks can be installed at the height you prefer. Semi-pedestal bathroom sinks are great for small bathrooms and wardrobes. They maximize space and show a larger bathroom. Wall-mounted sinks are easy to clean and provide a clear view of the room.

Bathroom furniture is becoming increasingly popular. There are many sinks that can be used in bathrooms. You can place a countertop sink on a shelf or vanity table to create a contemporary look. Choose from ceramic or glass versions to make your bathroom stand out. Wall-mounted taps look great with countertop sinks, giving the bathroom a clean look. Semi-inset sinks can be used on a vanity, or a workstation. The workstation is cut to fit the sink and the front of the basin.

Your own cloakroom basin

Cloakroom sinks are designed for small spaces like a cloakroom suite. They are also smaller in size. To allow for floor freedom, cloakroom sinks are usually wall mounted. There are many styles available. Corner sinks work well in small bathrooms or cramped spaces.

Conclusion

Sometimes people tend to look over the children’s bedroom during villa renovation, not realizing that it makes them feel left out. Teenage years are the social development years of kids, and engaging them in decisions helps them communicate with others better. The interior experts at Exotic Interior Studio are all ears to your child’s choices and the budget you have for the room to combine both gorgeously. Connect to us today to design a lively yet classy room for your teenager.

Happy decorating!