Introduction
Children's sensibilities and imaginations develop greatly during their early childhood years. Did you know that incorporating paintings, just like toys and picture books, can add a stylish touch to your home's interior while also providing educational benefits? Recently, paintings for home decor have been gaining attention, with interest growing among educators and parents alike. In this article, we'll explain how to choose the perfect paintings for young children, both from an interior design and educational perspective.
1. The benefits of incorporating art into early childhood
Cultivating sensitivity and imagination
Paintings rich in color and shape stimulate young children's senses. Abstract paintings and works using pop colors in particular encourage children to expand their imaginations by asking, "What does this look like?"
Encourages language development
By looking at the pictures and talking with your child, your child's vocabulary will naturally increase, with expressions such as "It's red," "It's big," and "It looks like it's moving." Just like picture books, pictures can also be used as teaching materials to develop language.
peace of mind
Natural landscapes and gentle illustrations have a calming effect on children, making them perfect for relaxing before sleep or in the living room.
2. Tips for incorporating paintings into your interior
Size selection
In a space where young children live, a small framed picture or A3 size is appropriate, as it is not too large. By displaying it as an accent on a part of the wall, it can blend in without overwhelming the interior.
Color ingenuity
For living rooms and children's rooms, bright orange, green, blue, and other colors that create a sense of psychological security are effective. Rather than monotone, it is preferable to choose a color scheme that gives a sense of warmth and fun.
Harmony with the room
Landscapes and botanical motifs are perfect for rooms with lots of natural wooden furniture, while pop art and abstract paintings create a balanced look for modern interiors.
3. Recommended painting genres for young children
① Works depicting nature and animals
Motifs that are familiar to children, such as animals, flowers, trees, and the sea, are easy to attract their interest and help develop their powers of observation.
Artist: Satomi Hashimoto
Title: Ray in the Sea
Price: ¥50,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/uminonakanoei
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/hashimotosatomi
② Colorful abstract paintings
Abstract paintings, which parents and children can discuss by asking, "What does this look like?", are ideal for developing children's imagination.
Artist: Kasumiran
Title: Blue Mountains, Lapis Lazuli of the Sea
Price: ¥28,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/yamanosouei-uminoruri
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/kasumiran
3. Calming landscape paintings
Sceneries of the sky, sea, rivers, mountains, etc. not only support a sense of security for children, but also provide a soothing presence for adults.
Artist: Kasumi Yamazaki
Title: Taruki Falls
Price: ¥39,500
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/taruhimenotaki
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/yamazakikasumi
4. Picture book-like illustration art
The illustrations are soft and not too character-oriented, making them perfect for interior decoration and making them perfect for a child's room.
Artist: Sunny Painter Erina
Title: Autumn Reading Group
Price: ¥35,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/akinodokusyokai
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/hidamarinoekaki-erina
4. How to incorporate art education into the home
Naturally incorporate it into your daily life
Decorate your dining table or play space wall with them, and use them to naturally bring art into everyday conversation, asking questions like, "What colors did you notice today?"
Changing artworks with each season
By changing the art to reflect the seasons, such as pictures of cherry blossoms and flowers in spring, the sea and sky in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, and snowy landscapes in winter, children can develop a sense of the rhythm and sensitivity of the seasons.
Decorating experience with children
By incorporating the child's own opinions when selecting a picture, they will develop a sense of it being their own space, which they have chosen themselves, and they will naturally develop a stronger attachment to the picture and a deeper interest in art.
summary
Paintings displayed during early childhood are not just interior décor, but also have important educational significance. They have the power to develop sensitivity and language, calm the mind, and broaden family communication. When choosing a painting, it is important to consider the size, color, and motif, and to incorporate one that suits the atmosphere of your home.
Choosing paintings from both an interior and educational perspective will not only support your child's development, but will also make the entire home space more comfortable and enriching. Why not start a "life with art" from an early age?
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