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The setting of a room that is meant to accommodate a child would most certainly vary in a distinctive way from that of a grownup- a difference informed by the necessities each group require to live an expressive life. Therefore, when you are planning out the dimension of your kid's room, you should not forget to put certain areas into consideration- these areas will be key to your child's development on the long run.

3 Important Zones A Kid's Room Should Have

The layout of a child's room should be designed in such a way that makes it possible to draw out these three (3) zones- the 'zones of life', I will like to term them- that are crucial to a child's maturation:

Zone 1: Study

It's no hidden fact that reading often demands an appreciable level of concentration hence, you will need to set [and dedicate] a corner apart as study for your kids. And such a corner should be devoid of every form of distractions- toys, noise and so on. The area should be conducive for easy assimilation. Furthermore, having this (study) area close to the window can ensure that your kid gets natural light [that boost the room's illumination] while studying.

Zone 2: Play Zone

Well, life is not about books- albeit books are very important. There is a need for every child to have balanced life, and this is why it is expedient to map out a play zone [when you are planning the layout of your kid's room]. The play zone will be the area that is replete with toys and probably certain art materials. Plus, this zone has got to be filled with bold colours and your child's wallpapers.

Zone 3: Sleep Zone

The sleep zone is another area of the room that should be free from distraction, and this is owing to the fact that sound sleep is crucial to your child's general wellness. Hence, aside the comfy beddings, this area should be equipped with window coverings that effectively block out light and some other accessories like the dimmable bedside lights.