This document discusses options for designing a children's room, including themes like underwater, futuristic, or retro. It asks questions about the type of room, who it is for, and theme ideas like modern, retro, quirky or classic. Examples are given of retro and modern themes with descriptions of color palettes, furniture styles and how accessories can make a room pop. Mood boards and using software like Google Sketch Up are mentioned as part of the design process.

2. Childrens room?

3. Holiday - relaxation

4. Futuristic

5. unconventional?

6. Under the sea theme?

7. Colour palette

8. Games room

13. What type of Room?
Bedroom, lounge, games room, art room, music room?
Who is your room for? Parents, YOU, younger brother or
sister? Pets?
What kind of theme? Modern, Retro, Minimal, Quirky,
Classic?

14. Spacious, minimal, basic colour tones, uncluttered
Modern- urban - contemporary

15. Retro
Kitsch, quirky, colourful, old
school, contrast between old
and new.

16. How would you describe this room

17. This room is retro themed, I like the colour
scheme of lime green, turquoise and white.
The furniture is curved and mixed with wood
and fabric to give it a soft edge.
I chose this room because I like the colour
palette used of bright purple, magenta and
yellow. The furniture has a modern edge
and accessories make the room pop with
colour.
I chose this interior design as I may create
a kitchen for my ‘dream room’. The bold
colours of turquoise, white and orange
contrast each other.

18. Mood board

24. Google sketch up

25. What are we learning? Why?
 How to Research
 How to conceptualise
 How to draw (interior design)
 1pt perspective, isometric, planometric
 How to use google sketch up
 How to present ideas