A new and exciting phase of their life starts at the end of the summer holidays β they start school! They start to crave greater independence and their own personal taste continues to develop. So it's clear that their own bedroom will come under scrutiny too and that some changes may be needed. When it comes to furniture, in most cases the focus is on a desk, as children tend to learn more easily when they have a good place to work.
Their bedroom also becomes a place into which they can retreat, and get together with friends away from their parents. This milestone represents a fantastic opportunity to plan the new look of your child's room together with them.
And if you have already opted for a woodchip wallcovering in the past, you will now be benefiting from the fact that it can be re-painted several times. In place of painstakingly removing old wallcoverings or even retouching plaster, you can immediately get started with the fun part β painting!
You might choose to opt for brighter or darker colours, depending on your taste and how the room is to be subsequently laid out. A single wall in a different colour can be used as a statement wall β with geometric shapes and stripes also being easy to do.
The refurbishment of your child's room can therefore be done at reasonable expense but also offers the opportunity for individual creative design. But woodchip is equally good if you need to hang wallpaper on the walls as it is simple and easy to use: simply cut the length you need from the roll, apply paste and, once the paste has soaked in, simply hang the lengths on the wall one at a time.
