A child's room is an important space where children grow, learn, and play. Incorporating paintings into the interior not only adds color to the space, but also has educational benefits. Paintings are a wonderful tool for stimulating the senses and fostering creativity. We'll introduce you to some ideas for choosing and displaying the perfect paintings for a child's room, while balancing education and interior design.
The benefits of decorating a child's room with art
1. Cultivate sensitivity and creativity
By seeing paintings on a daily basis, children are exposed to the beauty of color and composition, which naturally sharpens their sensibilities. In addition, the storytelling and abstract elements of paintings stimulate children's imaginations.
2. It has educational benefits
Paintings with animal or nature themes stimulate children's curiosity and serve as learning opportunities, while displaying historical masterpieces can foster an interest in art history and culture.
3. Relaxing effect
Depending on the theme and color of the painting, it can help create a sense of security and a relaxing environment for children. Paintings in calming colors are especially recommended for bedrooms.
4. Effective as interior decoration
Decorating a child's room with a painting instantly gives it a sophisticated look. By matching the color tones of the painting with the furniture and accessories, it creates a sense of unity and also plays a role in coordinating the entire room.
How to choose paintings for a child's room
1. Choose an age-appropriate theme
・Toddlers: Choose paintings of animals, nature, and bright colors. Familiar motifs will attract children's attention. Hanging a warm painting with the word "HUG" in the title, like the one in the photo, will bring peace of mind to children.
Artist: Sunny Painter Erina
Title of work: HUG
Price: ¥30,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/hug
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/hidamarinoekaki-erina
・Elementary school: Themes with educational elements (such as the Earth, space, or famous historical paintings) are suitable. They will serve as an opportunity to broaden their knowledge.
Van Gogh's "Sunflowers," a historic masterpiece like the one pictured, can be easily and inexpensively purchased as a poster or art panel.
Image source: Sompo Museum of Art
- Middle and high school: Respect individuality and choose artwork that the child likes, such as abstract or modern art.
Artist: syuichi yamaoka
Title of work: flower 3
Price: ¥25,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/flower-6
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/syuichi-yamaoka
2. Consider color
- Paintings in bright colors stimulate your sense of playfulness and give off a lively impression.
- Pastel and soft colors create a relaxing atmosphere.
3. Consider materials and safety
When decorating a child's room, safety is also a consideration. We recommend frames made from lightweight materials and shatter-resistant acrylic covers.
4. Consider size and placement
Choose a size that suits the size of the room and the wall space available. Displaying it at eye level with your child will make it more approachable.
Recommended painting genres
1. Landscape paintings depicting nature
Landscape paintings of trees, flowers, rivers, etc. make children feel the beauty and healing of nature. Hanging a picture of Biei, Hokkaido, like the one in the photo, which conveys the majestic natural beauty of the area, will bring healing to the soul.
Artist: Kazuo Tanimura
Title: Biei Four Seasons Hill
Price: ¥10,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/biei-shikisainooka1
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/tanimura-kazuo
2. Animal-themed artwork
Animal paintings are popular with children of all ages, from toddlers to elementary school students. They are easy to relate to and stimulate a desire for knowledge. A "laughing horse" like the one in the photo is a very heartwarming piece that makes children smile and enriches their hearts just by looking at it. Displaying such artworks will help develop a child's sensibilities.
Artist: Yumi Isonuma
Title: Laughing Horse
Price: ¥13,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/warauuma
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/yumi-isonuma
3. Abstract painting
Abstract paintings, with their free use of color and shape, help develop children's imaginations. They are particularly suitable for elementary school children and above, and displaying them in their study spaces can help stimulate their creative thinking.
Artist: JUN
Title: Shirogane/2°
Price: ¥25,000
Work details: https://from-artist.com/products/shirogane-2
Artist details page: https://from-artist.com/collections/jun
4. Educational Art
Maps, space-themed paintings, and prints of famous historical paintings are great learning opportunities. We also recommend easy-to-understand masterpieces like Monet's "Water Lilies," as shown in the photo.
Image source: National Museum of Western Art website
How to decorate a child's room with paintings
1. Gallery-style arrangement
Displaying multiple paintings on the wall in a gallery-like style will turn the entire child's room into an art space. By using a consistent theme or color scheme, the design will have a cohesive feel.
2. Easy exchange mechanism
As children grow, their tastes change, so it's convenient to use frames or poster frames that can be easily replaced.
3. Incorporate your child's own artwork
Providing a space for children to display their drawings can help foster a sense of accomplishment and self-esteem in them.
Things to consider when decorating a child's room
1. Fixing the wall or frame
For safety reasons, use a frame that can be firmly fixed, and take measures to prevent it from falling when attaching it to the wall.
2. Be mindful of the weight of the theme
Paintings with overly stimulating themes or dark colors are not suitable for a child's room, so it's best to choose works that have a bright and positive feel.
3. Respect your child's preferences
The most important thing is for your child to choose a piece that they will enjoy. It's also a good idea to spend some time choosing together as a parent and child.
summary
Paintings are not just decorative items, but also educational tools that are essential for a child's development. They help develop a child's sensitivity, creativity, and knowledge while enjoying their beautiful interior decor. Using the tips on how to choose and display paintings introduced in this article as a reference, why not consult with your child to find your favorite art piece and incorporate it into your child's room?
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