Central Coast Magazines Home & Lifestyle Spring 2024

Children’s Bedroom Theme Ideas

C reating a fun, whimsical bedroom inspired by a theme from a favourite story or character brings the space together and creates an atmosphere of wonder, discovery and creativity. It’s a delightful way to make the room more engaging for kids, encourag ing their imagination and make their space feel spe cial. Themed rooms can be easily adapted as children grow, allowing you to create a memorable environment that accompanies them throughout their childhood. Pictured left: This image showcases a delightfully themed kids' bedroom, centered around the love for vehicles and speed. The bed is designed as a sporty car, complete with wheels and bright racing graphics, promising to be the dream of any little car enthusiast. The walls are adorned with posters of iconic cars and motorcycles, providing visual stimuli and inspiration. A colourful array of toys and a well-organized toy stor age unit suggest that this room is not just for sleep, but also for play and creativity. The unique circular light fixture adds a modern touch to the room, casting a warm glow over the entire space. This bedroom is a haven that combines rest and recreation, tailor-made to spark the imagination of children. Pictured right: This beautifully detailed children's bedroom is a dream come true for little astronomers and adventurers alike. The walls are adorned with a vibrant space mural that brings the cosmos indoors, complete with planets, stars, and a flying rocket. A large telescope points towards the mural as if ready to explore distant galaxies. The bedding continues the theme with star patterns and planetary designs, while plush toys and a space suit add playful touches to the room. The entire scene encourages a sense of wonder and exploration, perfect for inspiring young minds be fore they drift off into sleep. Check out the selections available online from around Australia.

Norah Head Lighthouse, where time travel is the real deal B uilt between 1901 and 1903, this historic icon is one of Australia’s few lighthouses that’s open to the public seven days a week. Throw on your Lighthouse Keeper’s hat and step back in time with a lighthouse tour. Fire-up the calves and climb all 96 steps of this remarkable tower to the very top. Trust us, the breathtaking 360-degree views of the Central Coast from the tower balcony are worth the effort. You’ll learn about how the lights worked back in the day, catch a glimpse of a passing pod of dolphins or a gliding eagle or kestrel and hear some incredible shipwreck stories – the perfect fuel to use next time you gather ‘round the campfire. Open from 10am to 2pm every day (except Christmas Day and Anzac Day) with the last tours at 1.30pm. Oh, and don’t worry about booking, just show up and we’ll make sure you’re well taken care of. Prices: Adults = $10, Children 6 – 17 years = $5, Family (2 Adults and 2 Children) = $28 Group bookings: If you have a crew of 10 or more, just call the Reserve on (02) 4086 5503 and we’ll roll out the red carpet. Light up your day with a Norah Head Lighthouse Tour - where history meets adventure, and every day is a beacon of fun. Norah Head Lighthouse Tours | Reflections Holidays 40 Bush Street, Norah Head