Previously, we showed you the meticulous work by the Nippon Paint painters. Here’s the end result after we bought new furniture and deck up the kids’ room!
The boys have been sleeping on mattresses without frames ever since they were babies. The main reason is safety – both boys fell and rolled off our adult beds before – thus the decision to use mattresses on the floors.
But Ethen had been asking for a “proper” bed since he is growing up. We did have a “fire engine” pull-out dual bed before, but it didn’t work out. So we gave it away.
This time, we bought a 2-in-1 single “adult” bed; hoping it will last longer.
I choose a white colored bedframe despite knowing the boys might dirtied them. Just because it matched the colors of the painted walls.
Here’s the final look of the boys’ room; simple and functional:
Pull-out bed with white bed frames for the boys. Bed sheets from King Koil Warehouse Sale. And a colourful TASTRUP carpet from Ikea as the weight of the bed put dents onto the floor. |
I love the white frame against the Momento Special Effects Series of paint by Nippon Paint. And kids’ room has the liberty of adding pops of colors! |
I bought a wooden clock with the face of a map because Ethen enjoys identifying places in the world. The wooden block puzzle toys are from our Taiwan trip – a gift from my mother to the boys. |
For the wall which was painted with Nippon Odourless Paint in “Raindrop” color – I put up white photo frames with recent photos taken by Tomato Photography. Instead of buying a picture, I D.I.Y a watercolor calligraphy quote. First attempt – thus the “raw” and “impromptu” look. But maybe more meaningful than a store-bought painting? |
If you are looking to paint your new place or spruce up your current house before Christmas/New Year, do take advantage of Nippon Paint’s promotion with savings more than $900 and stand a chance to win a staycation! More details on Nippon Paint’s website.
Another cool thing to share: Nippon Paint had developed an application “Colour Visualizer” which is available for Free on iOS and Android. You can take a photo of the room/wall that you are planning to paint and choose from a wide range of color selections. Thereafter you can “paint” the walls virtually to see how they turn out.
Nippon hopes this will help owners to “visualize” the colors prior to painting and make informed decisions on matching furniture too.
Try it out today!
N.B: This is part 2 of a 2 part-series of a collaboration with Nippon Paint’s painting services. Photos and opinions are writer’s own unless credited.
Read more on our Home and Decor Series here:
Part 1 Keys Collection and Defects Check
Part 2 Useful Home Renovation websites and apps
Part 3 Renovation Ideas for kids’ rooms with Nippon Paint
Part 4 Dressing up your walls and glass doors with Decals by Decorette
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Looks good, love the colours!
(but I get jealous if it actually is that tidy when the kids get in too!!! 😉 )
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As you can see: there are no kids in the photos! Hahah! 😉
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What a lovely room!! 😀
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Thanks Edlyn! 🙂
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