The Best Paint For Your Kid’s Bedroom
Sam Lutz • May 22, 2018
Welcoming a new baby into your family is an exciting time. However, before you welcome your new addition, you have to prepare the new room. Choosing a quality paint, and the right color, are crucial components of any room’s decor. You may love a certain color, but does it really work for the furniture you already bought? And will it help minimize the damage to the walls when your son or daughter is old enough to use a crayon? Something to think about.
The Perfect Type of Paint for your Kid’s Bedroom
Kids can be remarkably creative. Unfortunately, they sometimes display that creativity on their bedroom walls using a crayon, or even worse, a marker. Gasp! I know. It’s OK, though. We’ve all been there.
Keeping your little ones in mind, you’ll want to choose a durable paint. The perfect paint for your child’s room would be one that takes high-traffic areas into consideration, while also providing a good primer. Feel free to stop in at either of our greater Pittsburgh locations and we can point you in the right direction!
How to Choose the Right Color Regardless of Gender
Now that you’ve figured out which type of paint you should buy, it’s time to consider the color. Sure, you can go with the classic blue for a boy, or pink for a girl, but why limit yourself to the classics? Here’ are a few outside the box colors to go with.
Gender Neutral
- Cream/OffWhite
- Lighter shades of gray
Boys
- Lighter shades of blue
- Lighter shades of green
Girls
- Lighter shades of purple
- Mint
A few final things
One great way to be proactive about the protection of the walls in your child’s room is by giving them a space to be creative. You can do this by using chalkboard paint on one of the four walls. It sounds a bit messy, but it’s worth it – especially if it convinces your little ones to only draw on one of the walls.
Stop in at Ace Paints
At Ace Paint and Unfinished Furniture, we help homeowners pick the perfect colors for any part of their home. To see our huge selection of paint colors, stop in at one of our convenient store locations today.
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