Once of the most exciting about decorating children's rooms things, there is almost no limit. Adults living areas, regardless of the fashion and charming they want to be, may not have the kind of creativity and color, which is the essence of childhood. However, it comes to decorating the nursery (boy or girl), they offer you the opportunity to let their imagination soar as you work to bring these concepts to life. Here are some helpful suggestions for creating the room fantastic and entertaining children. Murals: If your child has trouble choosing a wall color for your room, it may be that the concept of a single color is too boring for their tastes. Instead, you have to paint a mural. In a scene from their favorite story to sleep, a fairytale land of their wildest dreams, a mural is a work of art, which can benefit your child for many years. Artistically inclined parents can choose their own paint, but you can always work from a local artist or other space to rent professional playing. One of the most important things about her child is a place for your imagination run wild with. Regardless of the size of the room, make sure you leave enough space for dolls, cars and dinosaurs. Depending on the height of the ceiling, you can build even a small loft or play Fort bright colors., If your child says he wants lime green and orange room can be your first instinct to guide them to a more realistic range. However, whatever their vision may be, there is always a way to make it work. Instead of shades of green and orange furnishings, adding a touch of color among other colors. Provide them with a variety of colored wall stickers., If a fresco feels permanent, or in a rented room of life, if you opt for removable wall decals. These vinyl decorations come in all sizes, shapes, colors and designs. If you do not find what you need, you can even order custom. Then, once your child outgrows the design, you can easily remove it in minutes. While all parents want their child to stay small forever, sometimes it is better to select options that allow them the room you need to grow. Photos by CWB Architects, Smith & Vansant Architects (Rob Karosis Photography / www.robkarosis.com), Anita roll murals, Lucy McLintic, ducducnyc.com, Design Studio Douglas, Shirley Meisels, Jennifer Bishop Design (images by: Photo Designs Odessa / http://photodesignsbyodessa.com/) vgzarquitectura y diseño sc (Photo by Jaime Navarro).