This year more than ever money is tight for families up and down the country; more people than ever are out of work, which means that now is the perfect time to learn to live a little more frugally. Living frugally doesn’t have to mean that you and your family miss out, it simply means making smarter financial choices, and finding ways to cut costs wherever you can, such as when updating your children’s bedrooms, for instance.
The good news is that when it comes to updating your kids’ bedrooms, it doesn’t have to cost too much – there are plenty of ways that you can customise your children’s bedrooms without breaking the bank. In need of a few ideas and little inspiration? Have a read of the simple and affordable ideas below!

USE STENCILS OR STICKERS TO DECORATE THE WALLS
You can easily jazz up any plain walls using stencils or wall stickers – it’s an affordable and effective approach to updating the style of their room without breaking the bank. If your child wants a themed room – perhaps they’re gaming mad, love lego, or are obsessed with fairy tales – you can use stencils or wall stickers, like these ones from https://www.aspectwallart.com/gamer-wall-sticker-eat-sleep-game-repeat/, to create a theme within their bedroom. The great thing about wall stickers is the fact that they’re easy to remove and restick, should you want to change up the style of the room in the future.
CREATE A STARRY CEILING
Add a little magic to your child’s bedroom by adding glow in the dark stars and planets to their ceiling, creating a beautiful starry night effect. This is ideal for kids who are scared of the dark as even when the light is turned off, they will be able to see the stars. You can buy glow in the dark items for the ceiling online from sites like https://www.amazon.co.uk/Glow-Dark-Plastic-Stars-Moon/dp/B006URRBEK.
REPURPOSE OLD FURNITURE
Instead of buying new furniture, consider updating and repurposing older pieces of furniture to make them look like new again. You can easily paint old items of furniture, from your child’s bed and wardrobe to their chest of drawers and desk, to ensure that they fit with the new colour scheme of their bedroom. If you want to jazz up the furniture even more, you could consider stenciling designed onto each piece that fit with the theme of the room.
GET CREATIVE WITH STORAGE
Storage is vital in any child’s bedroom, however it doesn’t have to be expensive or be dull to look at. You can easily create some fun and unique storage, such as adhering a selection of mini colourful buckets to the wall as storage space for items such as pens and pencils and little toys and games.
When it comes to updating your children’s bedrooms, don’t make the mistake of thinking that doing so has to be expensive, because that isn’t the case. You can easily limit how much you spend on your little one’s rooms, it’s just a case of getting creative and finding some simple ways to cut costs.
Do you have any other fab ideas for customising your child’s bedroom on the cheap?
If so, let me know in the comments below.
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