Feng shui is all about creating a space that has good energy flow, a lot of light, and makes people want to be in the room. Nowhere is it more important than in a child`s room to create a space that is both calm and relaxing. This quiet, nurturing space will ensure that your child sleeps comfortably and soundly, and awakens with a positive energy flow in his space. The tips and tricks below can help get you started in creating the perfect feng shui room for your tiny tot.
Clutter Be Gone
Children tend to be magnets for play equipment, toys, clothing, and more puzzles and books than any one person should have. In fact, most children have more clutter in their space than their adult counterparts. This is especially troublesome when designing a space with feng shui principals, because there is a serious lack of energy flow when a space is crowded. The first thing to do is to clear out the clutter and lighten the visible weight of the space. This can mean donating things that your child no longer needs or fits into, or packing them away for later. Remember, the more clutter you can get rid of, the lighter your space will be - and that includes the whole house. Do not forget to get rid of the negative energy under the bed! Clear it out and you will find that your child sleeps better at night.
Color is Crucial
After the space has been de-cluttered, it is time to start thinking about the color of the room. A calm space is going to have colors that reflect such a feel, so bright, bold colors are out. Reds, bright blues, and vibrant yellows, while attractive, can create too much “yang” or bold energy in room where sleep and relaxation are key. Some good choices for a child`s room include pastel blue, pale pink, and soft yellows. The more mellow a color, the more relaxing it will be.
Accessorizing
Just as with other areas of a house, accessorizing the child`s room is important. One of the easiest and best accessories is a picture of the family located on a nightstand or the wall next to the bed. Your child will feel safe and secure seeing the picture of the protective family unit upon falling to sleep and waking up in the morning. Try to avoid things that produce light when accessorizing the child`s bedroom. Aquarium or animal cage lights are especially big offenders, as they cast a glow in the room and can quickly disturb the quiet energy needed for sleep.
Take the time to position your child`s furniture in such a manner that it helps create a positive flow of energy. By aligning the bed correctly, you can help promote a healthier and more restful night`s sleep. By using the right colors and really tackling the clutter, especially under the bed, you can use the principles of feng shui to create a room that focuses your child`s energy and restores a healthy, positive flow to the space.
Alyssa Davis writes and designs for Metal-Wall-Art.com and she is happy to share many ideas on creating stylish interiors with metal sculptures and abstract wall art.
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