[Colors of Childhood]
The colour factor is a factor that greatly affects the psychology of young children. Children's rooms should use soft, colourful colours that evoke positive emotions in children. At the same time, it is recommended to only use less than 6 colours in combination to avoid affecting the child's ability to concentrate.
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Light blue helps to bring a sense of relaxation, often used for reading or resting areas. Combined with the orange colour in the study area creates a friendly, pleasant atmosphere and stimulates thinking energy.
Green is a natural colour, recommended for relaxing spaces such as bedrooms, bringing peace, and comfort to achieve deep sleep. In addition, green means development and new beginnings, so it is often used in classroom spaces to stimulate children's concentration and learning ability.
Optimize the space by dividing the functional area according to the room's height. Using the ladder element is a neat storage area, entertainment and dynamic to make the child's room more fun.
