You need to decorate your child's room; your child is growing up and wants a different "look," or perhaps you just want to give the room a makeover. Not to worry, we are here to help you choose the best שטיח for your child's room.
Any bedroom's centrepiece is a bed (or crib). This focal point will assist you in defining the entire space and in visualising the size, shape, and texture of the area rug.
Consider how you want to appear in the end.
What would you say about your child's personality? Are you content, spirited, or busy? Does he enjoy reading, and is he peaceful and composed? Colors and personalities can be compared.
Consider using your own personality if you don't yet know your child's personality. Decorate the space you want to enter, the room you want to spend a lot of time in, and the location where you want to introduce your child. You can always redecorate later!
Consider the following physical space for an kids room carpet:
Use painter's tape (which is repositionable and won't damage surfaces) to mark the space and the direction you want to place the rug.
On a piece of paper, sketch the room and note the dimensions. Having measurements written down will be useful when you go shopping.
When selecting an area rug size, keep these two things in mind:
If you plan to place the rug over hardwood floors, think about getting a big area rug so it can serve as much as a functional and warm covering as possible.
When you use a larger rug, a rug pad will add extra cushioning and protection for your floors.
When the bedroom already has שטיח לחדר ילדים, the rug you're looking for becomes more of an accent. If this is the case, pick a smaller area rug—perhaps one that is 5 feet by 8 feet—and have it stop just a few inches from any furniture.
What kind of material is ideal to use?
The right rug for you will depend on the material you select. When selecting the best material for a child's room, it's important to keep the following things in mind:
It should be practical and comfortable to play on the floor.
After tea parties, afternoon playdates, having friends over after school, and other activities that expose it to wear and tear, the rug needs to be stain-resistant or easily cleanable.
A hypoallergenic rug doesn't shed like a machine-made rug.
Here are your best choices for a rug for a kids' room:
The best material is polyester, which is stain- and fade-resistant and ideal for rooms with lots of sunlight and frequent spills and messes.
A cotton rug is non-synthetic, hypoallergenic, and simple to maintain.
Wool is resilient, but it can also fade and shed. The best places to use it are in living and dining rooms.
Cowhide, whether real or imitation, is soft. For texture and warmth, it's ideal for laying next to a crib or bed.
What about the pile height?
There are several different pile heights available on our website. A shag pile is what we advise for a child's room. Why? Here are a few causes:
Shag rugs don't shed.
Among the materials available are wool, polyester, and polypropylene.
We also offer solid designs if you prefer something more neutral.
A room's personality is enhanced by a variety of textures.
Since they are soft to the touch, they become even cosier as the weather cools.