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Having a sea-themed bedroom for the kids is an exciting and creative consideration. Imagine the look of the kids faces as they see that their room has finally been turned into a their very own "Under the Sea" world. But of course, having a sea-themed room requires a lot of creativity and preparation. So to help you prepare for this fun project, here are some quick and easy ideas you may want to consider: 1. Go to the beach - What better way for you to pick up on good ideas for the sea-themed room than going to an actual beach instead? During your trip you might also be able to get some real accessories for the room such as sands and little shells scattered along the seashore. The kids might also become inspired to include some of the things they see at the beach right inside their room. 2. Visit a pet shop - If you want to come up with great ideas for room accessories, visiting a pet shop is also a good idea. Most of the pet shops have fishes so you can get inspiration from the sea pets that are being sold there. Of course, you might also want to consider getting a small aquarium or a fish bowl inside the room for your kids. There's also a good amount of sea-inspired accessories that you can purchase there. 3. Check out books and magazines - To add some inspiration to your sea-themed room, you may also want to consider looking at existing designs already. There are surely lots featured in design books and magazines. These reading materials may also be able to suggest ways on how you can actually go along the process of decorating the kids room. So feel free to browse them and immerse yourself in them. 4. Look at showrooms - Most design companies and even furniture stores have a showroom where their products and services are being exhibited. These showrooms can be visited for free so it might also be a great way to spark some sea-inspired interest for your decorating project. 5. Do a drawing session with the kids - Have a mini-art class bonding with the kids and center on a sea theme. This way, you can take a look at some of their very own ideas and play up on it on your own. You might even end up being able to use some of the sketches and drawings that they will create. 6. Watch sea-inspired movies and cartoons - This is one great way to get the kids really excited about the whole project. You can come up with a movie marathon with the kids and also get to bond with them in the process. 7. Play up with colors and concepts - You can also begin by considering the sea-themed colors and concepts and from there branch off to a cohesive look for the kids room. You can just be spontaneous about it and be inspired along the process of mixing and matching items together. Ideas often come up when you are happy and the people who will work with you are excited too with what's bound to happen. So take some time off to plan things and get the kids involved too for a more fun decorating experience. Harrison Fray is an experienced and expert home decor planner who specializes in kids bedding and kids room decor buying. Drop by http://www.kidstoddlerboutique.com and see what Harrison recommends. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
