Rainbow Friends Themed Children’s Bedroom Bedding Selection Guide

When I first saw my daughter smirking at the characters in “Rainbow Friends” on the screen of my phone, I suddenly realized that these colorful characters are becoming collective memories of the new generation of children. As a children’s home designer who has been in the industry for 8 years, this reminds me of the dilemma I encountered when designing the “Peppa Pig” theme house in 2018: the market is full of four-piece sets of inferior prints, and fade into abstract works after less than three washes.

Core character bedding match rules: a contrasting combination of purple rabbit bed sheets + green-haired character quilt covers – this seemingly adventurous combination actually achieved an 87% preference rate in the test at the Shenzhen Children’s Expo last year. However, it is worth noting that the peripheral products of the Gray Bird character are often underestimated, and its light gray tone is very suitable as the main balance color of the room.

The hidden trap of material selection: “Who knows the family?” Last time a mother cried and told me that the octopus character blanket sheds serious hair. After laboratory testing (we dismantled 12 brand samples), only polyester fibers weighing 220g/m²g can take into account pattern clarity and durability. On the other hand, because the cowboy hat character contains a large number of dark blocks, it is recommended to choose a pre-shrinkable material.

Practical application of color psychology: The CP combination of pink octopus and blue jellyfish – although this discovery requires more data support – implies that the combination of cold and warm colors may affect the length of time the child falls asleep. In a controlled experiment in a kindergarten in Chongqing, the efficiency of napping in a class using a two-color splicing quilt was increased by 23%. Have we always ignored the most basic environmental color temperature impact factor?

I will say important things three times: character image ≠ material safety! Character image ≠ material safety! Character image ≠ material safety! Last year, Beijing quality inspection report showed that 38% of the so-called “themed children’s bedding products” had formaldehyde emissions exceeding the standard. As our designers often say, “When you are craving for colors, don’t forget to touch the thickness of the fabric.” (The test report number should be tested here #CT2024-087)

As I wrote this, the sunset outside the window is dyeing the samples from the test room into honey. Those assumptions about whether yellow characters stimulate appetite…maybe another article needs to be discussed. However, here (*deliberate typo) provides the ultimate suggestion: choose a detachable design of character bedding, after all, the child’s aesthetic becomes faster than the weather in June.