Minimalism According to Educational Methods
We believe that a children's room with minimalist decor can contribute to the child's well-being and psychosocial development, in line with the different educational styles of the 21st century.
Montessori Method
The minimalist decor reflects Montessori principles by creating an environment where children can act independently. Furniture should be at the child's level, and the use of removable decorative stickers allows for defining activity areas, promoting independence and organization. The simplicity of the design facilitates concentration and the development of logical thinking.
Waldorf Education
The Waldorf School values creativity and imagination. A minimalist bedroom with neutral colors and natural materials creates a calming and welcoming environment. Nature-themed wall stickers from Croki Designs help create playful scenes that stimulate the imagination, without compromising the organization of the space. The versatility of the wall stickers allows you to adjust the decor as your child grows and their preferences change.
Reggio Emilia
The Reggio Emilia approach focuses on collaboration and the environment as a “third teacher.” Here, minimalist decor contributes to an organized and open space for creative projects. Using wall stickers to personalize the walls with themes that represent a child’s interests—such as animals , letters , or patterns —can stimulate curiosity. These replaceable stickers make it easy to constantly evolve the space, keeping it updated as the child’s needs change.
Project-Based Learning
For this method, an organized and flexible room is essential. Minimalism makes it easy to create multifunctional spaces where children can explore different projects. Removable stickers can be used to create temporary study or exploration zones, easily adapting to changing needs.
STEAM Education
The focus on science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics requires an organized space that allows for hands-on and ingenious experiments. In a minimalist bedroom, stickers from Croki Designs can be placed and removed according to the theme of the child's study, keeping the decoration simple and adaptable.
Personalization as the Key
Children's stickers are a good way to personalize the environment without compromising organization. They can be easily applied and repositioned, adjusting to the child's changing interests or new stages of development, keeping the room always up to date and stimulating.