The Kid’s Roll Top Chair has a sitting surface that works like an old-time roll-top desk, sliding away to reveal storage space where kids can put their toys and other “stuff” while being usable as a chair too. As the name of this chair already suggests, the chair was designed for kids, and it looks like a cool idea, but I think that the chair will be broken in a few hours or maximum days, because as we all know kids love to see how things work, and experiment. If you want it no matter what, and you don’t care that your kids might destroy it quickly you can buy it from here for $168. - Via - 1,2

Established in the 1940’s, Karimoku is the biggest wood furniture maker in Japan. The K-Chair Mini is a scaled-down version of the flagship mid-mod armchair. It’s made of walnut-stained, sustainably harvested, rubberwood and black vinyl. There aren’t any kid-sized side tables, though, so this would sit cutely, if a little forlornly, by itself. In conclusion if you want a piece of stylish and modern piece of furniture for your kid this might be a gret choice although I don’t think that a beautiful piece of furniture like this will resit to much in a kids room. The Karimoku60 K-Chair Mini can be yours for 25,000 yen.

A child’s room can be one of the most challenging rooms in the house to redo. With a few easy tips ( Things you Should Take in Consideration while Designing a Kids Bedroom ) and some creativity, anyone can decorate their kid’s room. Pick one item or color that will be the main focus of the room and make your decorating plans around that. This could be a cartoon character that your kids really love, or you could choose bright spring colors and go from there. Now to help you with the creativity part here are a few examples of kids rooms design ideas selected from “Go to Your Room!“, a Flickr group that gathered until now 1,361 photos with kids rooms.

Designing a kid’s bedroom is a very good thought as it will surely impress your child. Also, the emotional bondage between you and your kid will be amplified. When your kid steps into the bedroom, his senses will feel your love, thus making it a bedroom filled with fatherly love. Therefore, he would just love to spend his time in the bedroom. So, it’s a good idea to design the bedroom by yourself, albeit, you should be acquainted with some knowledge of the ways to design. Else, your efforts will go in vain. So, one should not be over confident and get himself acquainted with the skills required to design. So, here are some things which should be taken into consideration at the time of designing a bedroom for the kids.

Your kids are going to play and have fun in their bedroom. They also might do their homework and study in their room. Besides, they could also relax and take a chill pill. So, after all these eclectic variety of things they might do, a parent will be as confused as a child lost in a dark and evacuated park. So, firstly, get your creative mind into work and think about something which will be a blend of all the possibilities that your child will do.

After that, you should consider something which will take your kid to the right direction i.e. something which can be a beacon of determination to achieve something.

Here, you should make use of all the imaginative and creative ideas, but, the most significant thing here is although you may come across brilliant ideas, yet, it should serve as a reflection of your child’s personality.

Lighting is an indispensable feature that should be there in a child’s room. Without it, the room will be like a bicycle without its seat. Psychologically, lighting affects he child’s brain in a very positive way. It ignites flames of joy and also keeps them in a good mood. It is like oxygen for the child.

Interaction is a good way of knowing what exactly the kids want because many times, the thoughts of parents and kids fickle. If one actually wished to delight their kids, then he should interact and try to find out what the kid likes. Also, as each kid is different, they have different interests. So, keeping this in mind, try to find out from the kid about his interests.

Some cartoon characters or superheroes really inspire your kids. In fact, they can inspire your kid more than anyone else. So, it is always good to find out which cartoon character or super hero your kid likes so that you can just give your kid a grand surprise.

You can also paint the walls with colors that will just be enlightening for the kids. It should add a touch of whimsy.

Also, you can select themes from a lot of options, though, keep the interest of the kid in mind. Some of the options may be starry night, angels, rainbows, unicorns, baseball, underwater scenery, outer space, race cars, airplanes, trains, jungle motifs, dragons, wizards, dinosaurs, Disney characters etc. You can also try to decorate it with your child. It can take you back to your childhood days. Simultaneously, there will be a good father-son bonding.

Large decorative wicker baskets, plastic se-through containers, closets should be created as a matter of storage.

Keep window treatments as simple as possible i.e. shorter curtains are a good choice as they are safer. Long draperies should be avoided.

Marie Carlson and he 9 year old son redecorated his bed room and they’ve sent us pictures with the final result. Here you can see how they decorated a “Dinosaur” themed bedroom without spending to much money ( budget redecorating ). Now le’ts find out how Marie and her son started and finished this project ..

I gave my 9-year old son, at the time of planning this, a catalog with kids beddings, I chose four that my fit his interest and he picked his favorite, dinosaurs, how unusual!!! He got the sheets, comforter a valance and a dinosaur lamp for his 9th birthday. After looking at his room over the summer and getting ideas of our own and looking through magazines, we started to pick out the colors for his walls. I tried to match some colors with his sheets.

We wanted the area where his bed is, looking “cave like”. We bought two kinds of gray, one as a base and a darker shade as the top paint to give it the “cave” look. We also bought some rubber stencils of animal footprints; we used three kinds that he picked out, that we dipped in the dark gray paint. I bought a piece of fabric for about $10.00 to match the gray, and hung it in front of his “cave”. Above his bed we got wooden cutouts that my son picked out for 25c a piece that he painted with the color of his choice. The room itself is a green color, picked from one of the dinosaurs.

The valance was to narrow, so we put it “inside” the window, and I took it with me to some stores that sell already made panels. I paid $12.00 a panel. We found interesting plants and pots at the grocery store, a $5.00 lantern from IKEA with a battery operated tea candle inside, for his windowsill.

His desk is an old IKEA desk from an office; the chair is his brothers IKEA chair from long ago. The metal dark gray bookshelf with the fish tanks, we bough new from IKEA for about $15.00. The beanbag and pictures he had before. The decorations are some of his dinosaurs and “old” things he wanted to keep in his room. I believe that your very personal favorites, make it very special, and nobody has a duplicate.

The beanbag, with some imagination, looks like a rock. (His room use to be the laundry room, was then made into a baby’s room, we had bought closets at IKEA and built in the bed using a wood planks, and old dresser drawers for storage below. The empty space between the closets and the wall we made shelves out of leftover planks )