Explore all colors and materials without limiting yourself to what you think of as �kids' colors� only. Every child is different. Some are attracted to elegant color palettes whereas others crave bright, bold color contrasts.

Color is also important for detail painting. Pick trim colors for lattice patterns bordering the room, or choose big bright murals of sea creatures, cars, jungles, pirates, fairies, butterflies, ladybugs, animals, stars, etc. This is where your theme comes to life, and the keys is using the right colors and details.

Using different materials also enhances your child's experience. Tactile activities, like clay molding or sculpting mud, are a great way for kids to learn and explore. Finding different fabrics not only for bedding, but also for curtains, walls, and closets can be a really nice touch too.

Investing in quality furniture is always a good idea. Well-constructed beds, desks and dressers will last for years and cost you less in the long run.

Furniture can also be inventive and a fun focus of the room. Loft beds, bunk beds, daybeds, raised beds, enlarged dressers, canopy beds, large chairs, unusual curtains and specially shaped desks are just a few suggestions that can enhance the theme of the room.

To prevent messes and keep rooms clear of clutter, inventive organization and storage tools are not only good for maintaining neat rooms, but also align with creative themes. Colorful hooks, drawers under beds, big toy chests, closet shelves, bright buckets, and built-in cabinets can help keep your child's room more organized. By creating places for toys, art supplies, stuffed animals and video games from the start, kids are more likely to get in the habit of putting their things away.