Baby room decoration: check out 19 projects by CASACOR

The baby rooms are always a big hit with CASACOR 's audience. Even adults can't resist admiring and having fun with the playful beauty of the children's spaces in the exhibitions.

How to decorate a baby's room

Anyone who believes that there is a standard for decorating a baby's room or that the space does not deserve aesthetic attention is mistaken! There are many possible styles, from the simplest and most traditional to the most inventive. Even in limited spaces By choosing furniture, decorative objects and a color palette, you can create a fun, conceptual and enriching space for your little occupant. See below some trends that stood out at CASACOR 's exhibitions in Brazil.

Themed Rooms

One trend in CASACOR environments is themed bedrooms, that is, those whose elements are linked by a common narrative. Images such as clouds, teddy bears, sheep, stars and flowers immediately bring us back to childhood. With a little imagination, these figures can be transformed into real “make-believe scenarios”, such as a zoo, a garden or a safari. This small universe, with its colors, patterns and textures, guides the decoration of the room.

Garden

Nature in interiors brings an atmosphere of tranquility and children's contact with it is essential from an early age. For this reason, bedrooms inspired by gardens enchant with their simple delicacy.

From elephants to monkeys, safari themes are visually very stimulating. Animals appear in baby rooms in the form of drawings, dolls, stuffed animals and other decorative objects scattered throughout the space. There are those who opt for a more traditional look and those who prefer to be bold, including more abstract pieces and more vibrant colors, like the Baby Suite , by Mariana Fogliato.

Colors for Baby Room

Just like the theme, there is no universal rule for colors for a baby's room. Traditionally, a more pastel palette and cheerful tones are chosen, for example, yellow. However, a more sober palette, which includes black, as in the Baby's Room - by Renata Paraíso, Manoela Pires, Thiago Valença - or a vibrant one, with purples and blues, as in the Miyasaki Twins' Suite , makes the room stand out without losing its playful features.

Classics

Classic bedrooms, with all their timeless beauty and detail, could not be left out. They are dominated by white and beige tones, lots of textures, embroidery and overlays. Without any flashy decorative objects, such as large toys, these baby rooms look like they came straight out of a dollhouse.