This is how your child wants their room

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Planning for a nursery, preparing to move on to a “big boy room”, growing into a tween space or even setting up a room for a high schooler that you hope will stand the test of time are all fun design projects. When designing a room for a child, we take into consideration their unique needs and style while balancing how to keep the room in line with the aesthetic of the home and letting it reflect the interests of the child. These are the top considerations to keep in mind.