How to Decorate a Room for a Girl 2–3 Years Old and 5–10 Years Old With Balloons? Ideas for a Child 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Years Old

The birth­day of a child is a hol­i­day in which there are no tri­fles. Every moment of the upcom­ing cel­e­bra­tion is planned and pre­pared in accor­dance with the gen­er­al idea. Dec­o­rat­ing the room is one of the key prepa­ra­tion points. The mood of the child will depend on how the new dec­o­ra­tion cor­re­sponds to the fes­tive atmos­phere. Girls are espe­cial­ly sen­si­tive to such visu­al man­i­fes­ta­tions.

You can dec­o­rate a room for a girl’s birth­day with­out involv­ing dec­o­ra­tors. Doing it your­self is not dif­fi­cult at all, espe­cial­ly when the Inter­net is at hand. There are at least 3 points from which you can push off.

What a hol­i­day with­out balls: they will always be an attribute of joy, cel­e­bra­tion, fun. Their num­ber is lim­it­ed by the ideas of adults about the design. The col­or scheme can also be very dif­fer­ent.

You can dec­o­rate the room with oblong-shaped balls, from which flors and ani­mal fig­ures are often made. Although clas­sic balls are con­sid­ered the most win-win option. By the way, the same balls will be a won­der­ful way to diver­si­fy the fes­tive pho­to shoot. Even just a child stand­ing with a bunch of bal­loons in his hand is already an occa­sion to take a mem­o­rable pho­to.

But for a girl, balls can be tied to the ends of the pig­tails: they will lift the pig­tails up, and a very fun­ny pho­to will come out.

Flors are an invari­able attribute of a birth­day. And it is not true that only adult girls and women will appre­ci­ate the flors. The ear­li­er dad begins to give flors to his baby, the more love she will receive and the abil­i­ty to enjoy not only use­ful, but also beau­ti­ful things, touch­ing signs of atten­tion. There­fore, a small bou­quet for a birth­day girl is required.

Anoth­er great solu­tion is paper flors. Today, huge flors are in fash­ion, which ele­gant­ly dec­o­rate the walls or stand on spe­cial racks. They are per­fect for the pho­to zone. But you can get by with more mod­est options. For exam­ple, to make paper ros­es from music paper — first­ly, such decor will not fade and will please the girl for a long time. Sec­ond­ly, it is very touch­ing and unusu­al.

Today, there is no paper on sale: cor­ru­gat­ed, vel­vet, met­al­lized, print­ed, design­er. You can final­ly use print­outs to find the very tex­ture. And then from this paper you can cut out many small ele­ments that will become the basis of the gar­land. They are easy to tie togeth­er by sim­ply stitch­ing these homo­ge­neous ele­ments on a type­writer.

What can a paper gar­land con­sist of:

• mugs;
• tri­an­gles;
• flags;
• rec­tan­gles;
• flash­lights;
• boats;
• bears and bun­nies;
• flors;
• fig­urines of a girl in a skirt;
• snowflakes (if the girl’s birth­day falls on New Year’s hol­i­days).

From beau­ti­ful tex­tured paper, accord­ing to tem­plates, you can make a fairy amulet, which will be pre­sent­ed to the birth­day girl and will become a new pen­dant in the nurs­ery. This fairy will guard the girl’s dream. You can also do this: chop up old greet­ing cards and make a mosa­ic out of these frag­ments, which will be used in a fairy out­fit. Good wish­es of guests, rel­a­tives, rel­a­tives will not just be stored some­where in a box, but will be “aved” an out­fit for a fairy.

It is log­i­cal that the decor depends on how old the birth­day girl is. What old­er girls will appre­ci­ate, kids will not under­stand (and vice ver­sa).

At this age, babies are already aware of what is beau­ti­ful, bright, cheer­ful. They will not notice any small nuances, but in gen­er­al they will enjoy the fes­tive atmos­phere. What could be the design of a room for girls of this age:

• very sim­ple fig­ures of favorite ani­mal char­ac­ters, even prim­i­tive ones, not com­pli­cat­ed by spe­cial styl­iza­tion;
• pleas­ant col­ors, prefer­ably not very con­trast­ing and flashy, so that they do not put pres­sure on the child’s ner­vous sys­tem;
• all decor should be envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly and safe for the girl (so that she can­not get hurt or choke);
• it should­n’t be too much.

At 3, 4, 5 years old, the child already has favorite char­ac­ters from fairy tales and car­toons. And their pres­ence in the decor of the room is always per­ceived as some kind of mag­ic. That’s why one has only to cal­cu­late which char­ac­ter will please a par­tic­u­lar girl more. Well, paper gar­lands will def­i­nite­ly not be super­flu­ous.

If at the age of 6 you can enjoy the design of the nurs­ery in the style of “Masha and the Bear”, then at 9 and even 8 the child’s pri­or­i­ty can change sig­nif­i­cant­ly. Then the design in the style of the theme cho­sen as the basis of the birth­day par­ty will help out. For exam­ple, it was decid­ed to arrange a Hawai­ian hol­i­day: flors and green­ery will become the main visu­al attrib­ut­es.

A 7‑year-old girl will like roman­tic themes: dolls, mer­maids, car­toon char­ac­ters for school­girls.

Teenagers are more crit­i­cal, and the less inde­pen­dence par­ents should show. The design should be based strict­ly on the tastes and pref­er­ences of the birth­day girl. Her favorite themes, col­ors, aes­thet­ic pref­er­ences. You can view online col­lec­tions togeth­er with the girl, find a suit­able option.

As a rule, at this age, flo­ral and trop­i­cal themes are more often cho­sen, some­thing neu­tral and already far from car­toon themes. Although flags, gar­lands and illu­mi­na­tion are always held in high esteem.

If you want to make a sur­prise, then let it be home­made gar­lands, gen­er­ous­ly hung around the room. Let it be a bunch of as many balls as the girl turns. And always fresh flors in a del­i­cate, del­i­cate bou­quet. And also a fam­i­ly greet­ing poster or birth­day col­lage are win-win options.

A few tips for dec­o­rat­ing a room will help you avoid annoy­ing mis­takes and unnec­es­sary mis­takes. Dec­o­ra­tor tips.

• It makes sense to focus on one thing. If it is paper, then let most of the decor be from it. If aerode­sign, then it fills the main space.
• If the room itself is dec­o­rat­ed bright­ly (in terms of dec­o­ra­tion), there is no need to try to replay it with fes­tive decor. In this case, it should be neu­tral, gen­tle. And vice ver­sa — in white walls, a riot of col­or in the design will be appro­pri­ate.
• Styles should not mix. You can make a bias towards vin­tage or some obvi­ous theme, with­out try­ing to con­nect every­thing. Or, for exam­ple, a com­mon mis­take: a birth­day in the win­ter, on New Year’s hol­i­days, and it turns out that the New Year’s decor is mixed with the birth­day one. But you can take white and sil­ver balls, gar­lands in the same col­ors, and every­thing will be organ­ic.

In addi­tion to the tips, there are illus­tra­tions that show the excite­ment that hol­i­day decor can cre­ate.

• Bright gar­land of cir­cles and fluffy crepe paper flors.

• White, pink and gold — a lux­u­ri­ous can­dy bar and pho­to zone.

• For a Hawai­ian-style birth­day, a very sim­ple but beau­ti­ful option.

• This design is suit­able if the birth­day girl is already 8–9 years old.

• Paper gar­lands in the form of ice cream are unex­pect­ed and cute.

• Sim­ple, bright, fast and cute — if there is no way to dec­o­rate the whole room.

• A love­ly option for a spring birth­day.

• A real fairy tale atmos­phere.

• It is not nec­es­sary to arrange too mag­nif­i­cent dec­o­ra­tion, every­thing can be mod­est, but bright.

• Ded­i­cat­ed to lit­tle lovers of pink.

How to dec­o­rate a room for a birth­day, see the fol­low­ing video.