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Wall Murals - Create an Enchanted Living Space With Murals - Art


Are you tired of looking at a blank, boring wall? Does your child want a more colorful and beautiful room that really represents their identity and hobbies? If so, be sure to check out Mural Max! Mural Max is a company that offers children’s wall murals that are hand painted by artist Edina Steigman. Paintings fascinate and stimulate children as well as make them feel more at home. If you are interested in a personalized mural for your children’s wall be sure to check out this article for more information.

As a parent, it should be no surprise that children love bright and stylized rooms. However, you might be surprised by how fun it is to plan and paint your child’s room! There are many different themes that fit different children. If you are having trouble finding the right theme, you might want to take a look at bedding and toys that might fit with your theme.

One of the most common murals is the princess mural. Young girls love to imagine that they are the princess in some faraway land. It features bright, pretty colors as well as a castle, butterflies, and flowers!


Many other people also love the moonlight theme. The light of the moon creates a one in a kind look that can comfort and awe your children in the night time. The moon also comes with beautiful stars that decorate the dark blue sky. This wall mural nicely complements several beddings styles and lamps

All children, both boys and girls love the ocean. What is more exciting than an underwater room? The tropical reef theme that Mural Max offers is perfect if you have an aquarium, or if your child loves fish. The beautiful blue scene features a variety of aquatic life that brightens any room!

However, these are only three of the many themes that Mural Max offers. Also available are beach murals, space murals, sports murals, garden murals, racecar murals, jungle murals, and much, much more! You’re bound to find at least one mural you love.

The lovely painter for Mural Max is Edina Steigman. Mrs. Steigman has been painting for over a decade and loves to focus on decorating children’s rooms and playrooms. However her art has also been displayed at hospitals and hotels. She is the perfect painter for hand painted children’s wall murals!

Mural Max does children’s murals as well as interior painting, exterior painting, and decorative painting. You can get an online price quote at Muralmax.com as well as look at other personalized canvas products, personalized kitchen accessories, and other wall accents.
I hope you enjoyed this article about Mural Max!
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Designing and Decorating a Child’s Bedroom
 by: Dave Rowe

When it comes to decorating, your Childs bedroom is one of the areas where you can really have fun with design ideas and if your child is old enough you can involve him in the design process. Although you may have to water down some their ideas to fit within your budget!

The key to designing a pleasing child’s bedroom is to plan ahead. In no time at all your baby will become a toddler and then not long after that he will be starting school and soon become a teenager. So what seemed like a good idea to paint 6foot high murals of ‘Winnie the Pooh characters will not be appropriate when your 10 ten year old brings home his friends from school for the first time.

Getting the basic structure correct at the beginning will save you having to do major changes every time you re-decorate. So this involves getting enough electric sockets and lights setup. If you have the opportunity get dimmer switches fitted and use a combination of main lighting and downlighters so the mood in the bedroom can be varied depending on the activity.

When designing a theme room, it is probably better to decorate one wall with the chosen theme and paint the other three walls with a plain colour, rather than have all four walls wall-papered with the same design not only does this give a feeling of more space but it is also cheaper when you need to re-decorate or change the theme due to your child growing older. Design for fun and keep it practical. Keep decoration simple and easy to look after are the key messages.

Paint needs to be hard wearing and washable, sticky fingers and even worse crayons and pens are the main enemy here. If you include a blackboard at the height of your child and encourage him to use that, it will save many hours washing or painting over your child’s latest Picasso!

On the plain walls you can always use posters and pictures to expand on the required theme.

Storage is probably the major requirement for the bedroom. As children get older they seem to accumulate more and more toys so space under beds or cabin beds should be considered. Take a look around at what your child’s has and you will probably find that you need to fit in:

· A bed.
· A wardrobe.
· A desk and chair.
· A bookshelf
· Storage for toys.
· Storage for out of season clothes i.e. winter or summer.
· An area to display models and prizes from school.

Wardrobes and chest of drawers or dressing tables are also useful. Giving your child a work area such as a desk are also good for encouraging children to do their homework as they grow older. Choose furniture which is also hard wearing and washable. Plain white furniture will work for almost any theme and will last for many years. There are many specialist sites on the web which focus just on children’s furniture such as http://www.furniture-4-kids.co.uk/ are good sites to see a range of different furniture from different suppliers. When the children are toddlers there are many ranges of small tables and chairs which can be purchase relatively cheaply to give your child the feeling of his own special space. When fitting out the inside of his or her wardrobes position the rails near the bottom to encourage them to select their clothes and dress themselves. It also hopefully will help to keep the room tidy. A large toy box is also an excellent way to clear up a mess quickly before bedtime. Shelves for storing books and displaying special toys and also their latest creations they may have made at school are a good idea

When you know what budget and what the basic rules are, ask your child to share their thoughts on what their dream room should look like. In the beginning remind your children that you will not be able to deliver everything they ask for, but that you are sure you will be able to achieve something, which will be satisfactory for you and the child. Try to include:

· Their favourite colours.
· Their favourite hobbies/interests.
· Their favourite objects.
· Their Favourite cartoon or story characters or football teams
· Which one item they would like in their room more than anything else.

Once the theme is decide upon a site such as http://www.Pricerighthome.com contains some superb themed accessories based upon cartoon characters or football teams with curtains duvet covers and wallpapers which will help add the final touches to the perfect room.

By planning at the beginning and involving your child in the design process you will probably find it the most enjoyable room to decorate and also a room which will be easy to decorate in future years as your child’s tastes and needs change.

Nursery Murals - How to Make it Fun

Author: Terry Edwards | Posted: 06-09-2007

Nursery murals can be so much fun. Now that you either know if it is a boy or girl or your new bundle of joy has made their presence known, it's time to create a baby nursery mural that will make everyone smile with joy.

 

Kids Wall Murals - How to Create a Whole New Magical World

Author: Terry Edwards | Posted: 15-09-2007

Kids' wall mural can take any child on a magical trip into a whole new world. A world where they can turn their fantasies into hours of playful memories.

 

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Easy Do It Yourself Instructions for Hand Painted Tile Murals

Learn how to make hand painted ceramic tile murals - no special equipment needed!  Two methods are discussed here.  The heat set method is for tiles that are not installed and that can be "baked" in an oven.  The air dry method is for for tiles that are already installed.

 

Interior Decorating - How To Choose The Right Paint Color

Author: Scott Callender | Posted: 03-10-2006

Choosing the right paint color in interior design or decorating may seem like a difficult decision. The difficulty for most usually has to do with where to start.

Interior deigns

for children is one of the most fun, delightful aspects of the business if you ask me. It is so fun because children are limitless as far as their creativity and imaginations are concerned. Whenever planning interior design for children, be sure to involve the children in the planning and-if you feel very brave, the implementation of your designs.


A good beginning point or theme for interior design for children is to start with any favorite activity or toy or even character of the child’s interest. Remember that many items of interest to children are topics that will change with time so try to take advantage of these interests and favorites with accessories and changes that will be easy to replace in the future as their interests and needs change. If a child has an interest or a particular activity that they are very enthused about and they have a special request that would make the design very special to them, go for it as long as the parents are as enthusiastic as the child is. Also, forewarn them of any possible headaches they might experience changing it in the future when it comes time to redesign the space in order to accommodate the child’s changing needs.When choosing your color plan or schemes remember that interior design for children offers you unique opportunities to use bold or bright colors that would usually not be ideal for use in adult surroundings. Along the same lines, certain areas of the room would be more ergonomic to use as focal points then would in an adult’s atmosphere. For example, a chalkboard or toy box might capture a child’s attention more so then would a table or seating arrangement.

Another aspect of design that will vary from adult tastes when planning interior design for children would be the accessories that will be used to highlight and accentuate key features. Toys and collectibles make wonderful objects to use in this application. However, many times toys that are placed on display or for decoration are toys that the child would enjoy much more by being able to play with it rather then it actually being on display. You can solve this dilemma by either using old, unused toys that no longer captivate the child’s interests or even by purchasing duplicates and allowing them to actually use one version of the toy and letting them know that the others are ‘for looking only’.

Also, keep in mind that collectibles often times are of less significance to smaller children then are to adults so make sure that any item placed in a child’s room is not of significant fiscal or sentimental value just in case!

Tying in interior design for children can be accomplished easily by purchasing one of millions of available bed treatments that is complimentary to the designs and themes used in the creation of the room layout as well as fitting in well with the accessories chosen. Many bed treatment packages come prepackaged with matching detailed sheets, a comforter, dust ruffle, and window coverings. These items can bring a room together in the greatest of all fashions and are an option in interior design for children that are obtainable by anyone looking to make a change.

Always remember when planning interior design for children that a child changes attitudes, opinions, and behaviors around every three years. Permanent changes of any type are a big no-no and practical, cost effective ones are ideal. A good furniture tip to remember when designing for kids is to buy reasonably priced, sound furniture that doesn’t break the bank. Kids are even harder on furniture then they are on clothes! And most importantly to take into consideration when working with interior design for children--of course, HAVE FUN!!!

Rosemary Leake is an Independent Consultant with Southern Living at Home. Inspired by Southern Living magazine, our exclusive home décor line brings warmth and style to every room of your home! Visit Rosemary's Interior Design website for more articles and resources - http://www.interiordesignprofits.com. Also get your FREE Mini-Report: "A Complete Guide To Interior Design."

 

 

 
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