Similar to painting, an area rug can give your child’s room the last flourish. Rugs, however, are so much more than just a decorative item; they are a need. The appropriate size rug is crucial for making a space feel cozier and warmer. They also assist tie a room’s design together. Rugs quiet the environment and moderate the acoustics. They also give your kids a secure, comfortable surface to roll around and unwind on. Check out the following advice while trying to pick the ideal area rug for your child’s bedroom:
STYLE
The area rug’s design contributes to establishing the mood or personality of the space. It might be a delicate, subtle embellishment or a strong, creative statement. Numerous children’s carpets come in imaginative designs that go with the concept of the room. Keep these things in mind while selecting what could work best in your child’s room:
If the room has a lot of patterns and colors already, pick a rug that is more straightforward in neutral shades like gray, beige, or taupe.
If the furniture is generally neutral, take advantage of this chance to give their room a pop of color!
SIZE
The size of the room itself as well as your child’s bed must be taken into consideration while choosing the appropriate size carpeting for their bedroom.
Twin Bed: For a single bed, a 4×6 or 5×7 rug will fit nicely and provide ample room all around the bed. It is easy to fit a runner or 3 x 5 rug between two twin beds.
An 8×10 or a 6×9 full/queen bed will work best and provide you enough space to tread on the rug from each side.
King Bed: A 9×12 rug will fit underneath the bed and still leave space for you to crawl into and out of bed while feeling the warmth of the rug.
Additionally, it depends on your particular preferences. Do you want the rug to be the focal point of the space or just an accent? You should also think about all the furnishings in the space and make note of the many layout possibilities. Tape the rug’s dimensions on the floor using your preferred layout and your desired rug’s proportions. By doing so, you may picture how the rug’s size will fit in the room and make any required adjustments to the plan.
POSITION
As previously mentioned, how you arrange your room may have an impact on the style and size of carpeting you choose. Do you like the rug to be placed in the middle of the space? Will it be broadcast? Are you putting it at the foot of the bed?
MATERIAL
You will need a rug that can handle heavy usage while still making a fashionable statement in kids rooms and other high traffic locations. We advise area rugs made of 100% cotton or wool because of this. For your child’s room, a rug with a softer, denser, and more comfy texture might be the best option. After all, they enjoy rolling around on the ground, playing games on it, coloring on it, unwinding on it, etc. You get the idea.
Rug Pad
In a child’s room, putting a rug pad under an area rug does two things:
It offers additional padding for a playing surface that is even more comfortable.
When children are running around, it creates a safer play environment by giving the rug support.
Choose eco-friendly, non-toxic materials for your rug pad, such as recycled felt or natural rubber. They don’t discharge dangerous pollutants into the air that can harm your child and have low VOC content.
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