It's a huge factor in single-family home sales.
Most buyers also look for suitable spaces for generations to congregate alone or together.
But children's rooms, probably more than other rooms in a home, pose several dilemmas. Many parents don't want to spend excessively since the rooms are likely to get heavy use and their occupants may outgrow them physically and stylistically. Families, particularly young ones, find that once a baby or second child arrives, their once-perfect homes no longer are large enough, necessitating a new round of decorating. Finally, many parents are not sure how much to involve their children in the decision-making process and how much leeway to give them on how messy or neat they can be with their finished surroundings. The room shouldn't be so personalized that it won't appeal to another buyer, and safety should be kept in mind.