One of my favorite rooms to design is a kid’s bedroom. Unlike other spaces, a kid’s bedroom allows me to go all out on creativity. 

Of course, the design should mostly be based on what your kids like, but there are many ways to design these rooms, making the design process fun and highly engaging. Taking on the project as a DIY can also be a good way to bond and enjoy some quality time as a family. 

With that being said, here are 25 kid bedroom designs to inspire your next décor project.

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1. Add a Sense of Educational Touch 

@kmk.woods

Learning is a continuous process for kids, so why not contribute to it by adding an educational touch to the room? In this bedroom design, the bed with the house-shaped design forms the center of the design, creating a cozy cottage-like bed. 

The world map on one side of the wall adds an educational touch to the design while improving the visual interest. The kitchen on the other side of the room encourages the kids to learn and explore their imagination.

2. Create a Cozy Nook 

@oraanjinteriordesigns

Kids’ bedrooms aren’t only sleeping areas but also one of their favorite play areas. Here, the enclosed nook serves as the bed area, with an illuminated geometric headboard design that adds a modern touch. 

The loft is a play area accessible via the ladder. In some cases, it can even serve as a second sleeping area. 

3. Playful Design 

@cubbyathome

Welcome to a world where imagination meets comfort. This children’s bedroom design is a delightful blend of whimsy and practicality. The room features soft, muted green walls adorned with playful decorations, such as the planetary system, which makes this design artistically playful. 

The artwork on the wall helps spark creativity, while the abundance of natural light in the space makes it feel relaxing. The plants in the room add to the visual interest of the space. 

4. Create a Cosmic Escape 

@jensegalldesign

Kids’ bedrooms allow you to push your creative boundaries; this cosmic design is the true epitome of this. The room is dominated by a large mural depicting the moon and a galaxy, creating an immersive cosmic atmosphere. 

The full-sized bed, adorned with a lilac-colored bedding set and a white plush star-shaped pillow, sits against this backdrop, inviting a peaceful atmosphere to wind down after a long day. 

5. Go For a Chic Design

@belle_lamaisons

Bright colors and good lighting can easily create the illusion of an expansive space, like in this design, which features a loft bed with a white railing, accessible via a staircase that also doubles up as extra storage.

A circular rug and scattered cushions adorn the floor, providing comfort and adding to the room’s playful vibe.

6. Give the Room a Touch of Tranquility

@gaia_miacola_architetto

Being a designated resting area, ensuring the bedroom feels comfortable and relaxing is important. Here, the room is painted with soft pastel shades, giving the space a tranquil, soothing atmosphere. 

The floating shelves add extra storage to the room, while the floor is a designated play area adorned with toys and various stuffed animals. The artwork on the wall furthers the playful vibe while ensuring nothing is over the top or out of place in the design. 

7. Go for a Cozy Look 

@m.salehijaziandstudio____ai

We all like a place to cozy up after a long day or cold night, and this kids’ bedroom design embodies that. The room features a soft pastel color palette, predominantly mint green and peach shades. 

The bed has a creative headboard resembling a house silhouette with clouds and stars, adding to the dreamy atmosphere. Built-in shelves above the bed showcase an array of plush toys and decorative items, while the lighting illuminates the toy décor and adds to the room’s ambiance.

8. Try a Modern Design

@clezio_mendes

Most designs are minimalist, but sometimes, even with a contemporary modern design, you can get creative. Here, the room is dominated by a large bed with an oversized, rounded headboard and a playful design. 

Symmetrical windows with built-in window seats flank the bed, providing ample natural light and additional seating areas. Decorative paneling adorns the walls, adding texture to the space.

9. Add a Whimsical Touch 

@udodesign550

Even though bright colors may not always be a good idea for a kids’ bedroom, when designed right, they can have an outstanding effect, like in this room, which features white, pink, and golden hues. 

The white bed is covered by pink bedding that matches the room’s aesthetics. A large teddy bear sits on a geometric-patterned area rug, contributing to the room’s cozy ambiance.

10. Use Mirrors 

@davindwi danniseka

Lighting is a crucial element in a room’s design, and one way to maximize the available light is to use mirrors. In this design, one side of the wall is accented by a mirror, not only maximizing the available light but also making the space seem expansive. 

The design features earthy tones like green, and the natural wood furniture and fabrics of the rug and laundry basket extend the naturalistic theme. 

11. Make their Favorite Character the Room’s Theme

@maddy_athome

There’s nothing better than personalizing your child’s bedroom with things they relate to. If you are conflicted about choosing your child’s bedroom theme, go with their favorite character. 

The room features a jungle theme with several stuffed animals and dolls. The primary theme is “Leo the Lion,” as can be noted in the décor and the room’s rug. 

12. Bring in Some Artistry

@shima_khalilii

If your young ones are artistic, the best way to design their bedroom is to choose styles that amplify their artistic character. This bedroom design, dominated by muted earthy tones, is highly artistic, featuring several art pieces on the wall, a koala wall mural, and, of course, several dolls. 

To make the design more personal, you can even mount art made by your kids on the wall instead of generic art pieces. 

13. Emphasize Kid-Sized Items

@no_9designs

One way to teach your kids responsibility is to let them learn and practice with kid-size items. In this bedroom design, several kid-size items have been added to the room, including a small play kitchen and several organizing baskets.

The bedroom features neutral colors, with the woven plants adding some aesthetic appeal to the space. 

14. Embrace Dark Colors

@vala_decor

Dark shades aren’t usually the norm for bedrooms, but they can work wonders for your child’s bedroom. Unlike bright hues, dark colors don’t show dirt easily, making them ideal for children’s bedrooms. 

The dark gray color of this room acts as a backdrop for the different art murals. With plenty of functional and ambient lighting, the dark shade works well to contrast with other colors in the room. 

15. Go for an Elegant Design 

@dbinterior

Elegant designs don’t always have to be reserved for adults; you can add an elegant touch to your kids’ room to create a clean, tidy look. Here, this room features a two-tone design of gray and baby pink with a touch of white. 

A built-in shelving unit displays books, toys, and decorative items, creating a personalized storage space. The pendant lights add some ambiance to the space, bringing an industrial chic element. This design will work best for older kids. 

16. On the Clouds 

@circu_magical_furniture

Creativity is the primary ingredient when designing a kids’ bedroom. All you need to do is pick a workable theme and focus on making it a reality. This bedroom design follows a space theme, complete with a spaceman decor. 

The accent wall behind the bed’s headboard has been made to depict clouds, adding to the room’s design. The color choice of the room evokes peace and a calm space. 

17. Create a Dreamy Space

@nourafarisdesigns

Going for a dreamy theme is the best way to ensure your young one gets into a relaxing mood in the bedroom. Go for neutral and muted colors that won’t make the room too bright. 

You can also opt for creative décor that will really evoke a dreamy feeling. Here, the space behind the headboard with tranquil, dreamy art is an instant mood changer.

18. Try an Immersive Design 

@peekaboo_interiors

The best way to ensure your kid really enjoys the room’s design is to choose an immersive design where they can interact, learn, and appreciate the different decor elements. This delightful children’s bedroom features a subtle space theme. 

The soft pastel green and white color palette creates a calm ambiance. Against one wall, a twin-sized bed with white bedding sits beneath three-dimensional stars, evoking planetary orbits, hence the immersive design. 

19. Try a Contemporary Design 

@circu_magical_furniture

Modern, contemporary designs can also work for your child’s bedroom, especially if you want one central theme. Here, the bedroom features a neutral color scheme with soft gray walls. 

The playful illustrations of fish behind the bed make bedtime more delightful. The design also includes a study nook with a sleek white desk and an arched alcove, which provides sufficient storage for books, décor, and school supplies. 

20. Try Built-in Shelf Storage 

@circu_magical_furniture

Storage can be a major headache even when designing kids’ bedrooms. While the floor can serve as storage space, it’s likely to get messy and clutter the room; built-in storage may be the best way to make the space functional and neat. 

Here, built-in shelves and cabinets are used as the primary storage. The artistic accent wall behind the bed adds extra visual interest. 

21. Add Playful Accents

@circu_magical_furniture

Soft colors work well in a kid’s bedroom since they’re calming enough and neither too warm nor too cold. This design is dominated by shades of pink and green, bringing a modern, earthy feel to the space.

One wall features vertical stripe detailing, adding visual interest, while the other wall showcases large tropical leaf motifs, bringing a touch of nature indoors.

22. Bring the Safari Indoors 

@the_baby_gaim

If your kids love animals, this bedroom design will be perfect. In addition to sophisticated decor pieces, the room features paintings on one wall depicting several savannah animals, such as lions, giraffes, elephants, cheetahs, and birds. 

The monstera plants added to the painting make it lively. The design is accented by dolls and stuffed animals that contribute to the theme of the room. 

23. Twin Bed Design 

@circu_magical_furniture

This nature-inspired bedroom features two beds with cactus-shaped headboards. Flowers extend the theme by covering the empty spaces above the bed and besides the nightstand. Circular rugs mimic grass underfoot, enhancing the theme of the space. 

Above each bed hangs a decorative hot air balloon light fixture, evoking a sense of adventure. The creative painting of the balloons on the wall makes this space feel expansive. 

24. Add an Educational Mural

@id_snehalmutha

Decorations don’t just have to be beautiful; they can also be informative. In this bedroom design, the wall mural behind the bed, which acts as the primary decor piece in the room, is also informative, showing the main animals in different regions of the wall. 

This can be a creative way to encourage children to learn. Besides the bed, the plant helps add some visual interest to the space.

25. Go for a Corner Design

@circu_magical_furniture

Utilizing the corner can create more room, even in small spaces. Here, the single bed boasts a unique, scalloped headboard, while decorative elements like clouds, stars, and a crescent moon adorn the wall above. 

A textured gray area rug adds warmth to the wooden floor. An oversized floor cushion and plush toys create a cozy reading or play corner.

Halloween is just around the corner! Is your holiday decoration ready?

If you haven’t decided how you are going to dress your home for the spooky holiday, we have gathered a collection of a few ideas for kids’ room decor that will make the celebration remarkable.

Some of the ideas are DIY and can be easily made for almost no money. The rest are ready decorations that can be found at the local dollar stores or the craft shops.

We promise that each of them will enhance the ghostly atmosphere and will ensure fun, joyful and irreplaceable memories not only of your kids but for the entire family.

1. Affordable Digital Prints on Vinyl for Spooky Decorations

The digital prints on vinyl are very affordable. You can even find free downloads to cut on your Circut.

Add the traditional pumpkin and a balloon sign to complete the spooky set.

via Opal Plus Olive

2. Spook Up Your Room with a Bat-Themed Garland and Pumpkins

A garland with small bats is cute and easy to fic decoration. Place it around the metal bed frame or hang it from the chandelier.

If you want to increase the Halloween mood, arrange a couple of small pumpkins at the nightstand.

via Rave Interior Design

3. Create an Easy Halloween Garland with Smiling Pumpkins

These smiling Halloween pumpkins will add a fun spooky mood to the bedroom. Making the garland is very easy and will take you less than an hour.

Prepare a pumpkin stencil (you can draw or print it) and use it to outline as many pumpkins as needed for the chosen length of the cord. They can be cut from craft paper, felt or cardboard.

via Sarah Erickson

4. Authentic Halloween Décor Enhance Little Girl’s Room

The traditional symbols of Halloween are used for this small girl’s room decor.

The pumpkin smiles from a cardboard figure, from the dishes and from the wall. The bats are cut from black craft paper.

They are not entirely sealed onto the wall art to ensure a more realistic look.

via Teenzy

5. Decorate Kids’ Room for Halloween with Warm Orange Nuances

If you don’t like the pumpkin and bat images, you can use the traditional Halloween color as a motif in the kids’ room decor.

The useful and trendy Himalayan Salt Lamps will add warm orange nuances when lit.

6. Make a Pumpkin Garland and Volumetric Letters for Halloween

The kid’s room doesn’t need too much decoration to make it festive for the forthcoming Halloween.

A pumpkin garland and a small frame with volumetric letters placed right above the bed will be quickly noticed by your girl and will provoke a big smile.

via Opal Plus Olive

7. Decorate a Baby’s Nursery for Halloween with a Ghostly Theme

There is a way to decorate even the nursery of the baby. A cute print with a baby ghost will mark the importance of Halloween.

Use a blue backdrop for your son’s room or pink- for your girl’s.

via Hello Little One

8. Uncanny Halloween Decals to Create an Instant Scene

This is a set of spooky Halloween decals that can be put on walls or glass without any risk of damaging the surfaces.

If you decide to use them all on one wall, you will instantly set a spooky and fun scene for photographs.

via Amazon

9. Create an Enchanting Halloween Reading Nook for Kids

Make Halloween special with a reading nook with kids’ stories about vampires and ghosts.

Mark the dedicated shelf with a handmade garland in the Halloween spirit.

via Pearl and Jane

10. Add Spooky Cheap Spider and Bat Décor to Your Home

If you want inspiration for Halloween decor, make sure to read the post below.

With the help of cheap spider decals and bat stencils spread all over the space, you can add a spooky touch to every room.

via Life By Leanna

11. Enchanting Ambience with Bat Decals and Pumpkins

Halloween becomes a more exciting holiday when you have kids. Set the background of a fun chalkboard wall art with bat decals.

Placed right above the bed, they will become a focal point of the room.

Don’t forget to put pumpkins from various materials here and there to complete the Haloween set.

via Madison McClain

12. Adorn the Kids’ Room with Halloween Décor and a Kitchen Set

Use a toy in the kid’s room to surround it with the Halloween decor. The kitchen set is perfect for that- a ghostly towel replaces the ordinary one.

Two pumpkins and a ghost figure peek from the water dispenser. Finish the setting with cute wall art in orange and black.

via Chelsi Lovos Eiselstein

13. Decorate Your Kid’s Room with a Cute Little Ghost Wall Decor

This cute little ghost on the wall is the perfect decoration when you need a simple and monochromatic decor for your kid’s room.

via Rafa Kids

14. Surprise Kids with a Harry Potter-Themed Bedding Set

If your kids are older, then they must be fans of Harry Potter.

Surprise them with a bed linens set inspired by the story of the magician but with the vivid impact of Halloween.

via Amazon

15. Add Spooky Atmosphere with Wall Decals and Small Vampires

There are linen sets for the smaller fans of Halloween. The fabric patterns are usually on bats, spiders or creepy pumpkins.

Enhance the spooky atmosphere with a wall decal in the typical orange color and hanging vampire figures.

16. Decorate Your Library with a Halloween Reading Nook

This Halloween nook will turn the reading into a fun activity. The collection of Halloween books is very funny and the illustrations attractive.

Decorate the library with garlands and bat decals that seem to be flying out from it.

via The Ever Co

17. Create a Spider Net with Cheesecloth and Decorative Accents

Imitate a spider net with cheesecloth or a leftover from a thin and transparent curtain.

Use spider decals, wire spiders and a pompom garland to make the net more realistic.

18. Halloween-Themed Room Decor for Teenagers

The Halloween decor of a teenage boy’s room will be on the next creepy level.

A few posters, simple linen set in black and orange and interesting doormats will look mature and yet will set a festive mood.

19. Spooky Halloween Themed Play Nook for Kids

Decorate the play nook in the kid’s room using the Haloween motifs and colors.

Variations of pumpkins, Halloween titles, witch’s hats and a garland in black and orange turn the play corner into a fun spooky corner.

via KidKraft

20. Celebrate Halloween with Framed Chalkboard Art and Bats

A framed chalkboard art with a mystique inscription could be intriguing. The holday it honors will become more recognizable if bats are spread around it.

If you don’t like the decals, cut yourself bat figures from black paper and use plain tape to fix them.

via Letterfolk

21. Transform Your Kids’ Room with Ghostly Wallpaper Décor

Those of you who want to make a drastic change for Halloween can change the wallpaper of the kids’ room with a design on ghosts.

Use orange for the interior accents.

22. A Stylish Decoration for Discreetly Enjoying Halloween

This is a Halloween-themed decoration that is more moderate in colors and motifs.

It will be liked by a teenage girl who still loves the holiday but doesn’t want to admit it.

23. Witches’ Playhouse for Halloween Kids Room Décor Ideas

Decorate the playhouse with Halloween motifs and symbols and turn it into a “hocus-pocus” workshop.

The witch’s hat stands at the top with pompom garlands going down to the roof. Use paper and stuffed bats and spiders to decorate outside and inside the playhouse.

via Positively Pearson

24. Spook up a Playhouse with Decorative Skulls and Skeletons

The playhouse can be a little bit spookier if you use skulls and skeletons as major decorations.

Place two to guard the door and smaller ones to hang from the roof. Imitate spider nets with black tulle.

Stress on the holiday with a black and gold garland. A few bats and spider decals will never be too much.

via Blackard Modern Farmhouse

25. Halloween Décor Ideas to Spruce Up Your Bookshelf

This is another way to arrange the Halloween books in one place and turn them into the festive decor.

Add a few ghost cards, a “boo” banner, a pumpkin painting and a few bats.

via Olive and Eve Co

26. Realistic Bat Decals for a Mysterious Wall Flock Look

These bat decals come in different sizes. Their design is so realistic that they can be the only decor for Halloween.

Spread them on the wall close to each other to create a flock pattern.

via Katie Nisbett Design

27. Spook Up Halloween Dinner with Themed Table Setting

Make a special Haloween dinner set for your kids with themed plates and napkins.

Use tulle or cheesecloth to wrap the back of their chairs and attach spiders to the fabric.

via Rachel Parcell

28. Transform Your Christmas Tree for an Eerie Halloween Look

Use the Christmas tree for Halloween decoration. Instead of Christmas balls, hang felt ghosts and pumpkins that will mark the holiday.

You can increase the spooky atmosphere with starry curtains and linen set with ghost motifs.

via The Harvest Moon Witch

29. DIY Halloween Skeleton Decoration

A stuffed skeleton sits on the Halloween-themed bookcase.

If you make it yourself, use fabric permanent markers to outline the bones and the skull.

30. Create Halloween-Themed Pillows for Kids’ Beds

Place cute Halloween-themed pillows on the beds of your kids.

Fabric pieces in black, white, orange and green will help you define the pieces of the bat and the pumpkin.

Stuff with cotton wool. For the eyes and smiles of the creatures, use felt.

via Little Lantern Lifestyle

31. Create Halloween-Themed Play Kitchen Scene with Pumpkins

Place small pumpkins on the shelves of the play kitchen shelves. Hang a small broom on the wall next to it to remind of the witch’s night.

If the set is equipped with a chalkboard, write a Halloween inscription. Wrap around a rod or a shelf tulle or cheesecloth to make a faux spider net.

via KidKraft

32. Add a Scary Touch to Your Room with a DIY Ghost Face Pillow

A pillow in the shape of a ghost face will look very cute and will give that festive vibe of Halloween.

Making it yourself doesn’t require any special skills or materials, so it is worth trying. Add a few small pumpkins on the nightstand and on the headboard.

via Megan Hearts

33. Make a Chilling Ghost Garland for Your Halloween Décor

The pompom or bat garland can be replaced with a ghost garland. If you like it, you can easily make it yourself. Use black, white and orange thread. Weave the thread at least 10 times around your palm.

Tie it at one end to form the ghost head and cut through the loops at the other end to define the body. Glue eyes and mouth cut from paper or felt.

via KidKraft

A creative couple has used the spare time during quarantine to finish their idea for decoration and furnishing of their small girl’s room.

All in the magical world they have created has been inspired and based on the principles and practices of the famous Italian physician and educator, Maria Montessori.

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Maria Montessori examines childhood as a continuance of the Creation. She says that “Adults admire their environment- they can remember and think about it but the child imbibes it. The things a child sees are not only remembered – they form part of her or his soul.”

The Montessori method is not only a way to teach children in kindergarten or at school, but it is also a belief and approach involved in the environment of the child’s room.

One of the major goals of the “Montessori” method is gaining independence. This process is continuous and eventually leads to self-perfection. All adults in the kid’s life must give the kid the chance to explore the environment as independence comes through learning, gaining of knowledge and creating the feeling for responsibility for the environment and the people in it.

Believing in that philosophy, the couple has created a nursery in which their kid grows up happily and explores the exciting world of her private space from her first day onwards.

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Thankfully, Ekaterina and her husband have taken photos of the process and the tools used so you can use the magic they have created as an inspiration for your kids’ rooms.

One of the basic rules of the Montessori method is to involve nature in kid’s life. This can be incorporated in the textures of the furniture, in the interior and in the decorations of the room.

The couple has used an idea from Pinterest for a mountain mural wall art for their nursery room in a pastel palette.

See more: Mountain Wall Decal Ideas

The mountains are of different height, colors and ornaments to stimulate the visual sense of the growing baby. They have outlined the shape of each mountain with paper tape and then have applied the paints.

All dots, crosses, straight and curved lines and rectangles are made to help the kid’s interest to explore and learn shapes.

A good tip to make the mural art even more beneficial for the child’s development is to add different materials to the wet paints so that their texture varies. You can add sand, glitter or similar materials to help them learn textures through touch and sight. 

The Montessori principles advise sleeping on the floor from the earliest kid’s days. This encourages the kid to have more freedom- to move and to feel the lack of any restrictions which the kid would otherwise accept as restrictions of his or her capabilities.

Our inspirers have put a pen mattress on the floor and a pillow all around to protect the baby.

They have placed an age-appropriate toy within her reach to encourage the baby to move from sleeping to playing without their assistance once their girl is able to crawl and eventually walk.

Once a safe space for your baby to explore is created, you should think of ways to encourage his or hers curiosity over the world around them.

When they’re too young to move around by themselves, babies respond well to a low-hung mirror and other small toys. The couple has decided to make something more practical for usage in the years forward. They have put a wardrobe with mirror sliding doors.

In order to help their girl develop her sensory skills, they have made a quite mobile toy. According to Montessori any toys that include sounds, noise and images only burden the kid and the parents.

Another idea for a suitable way to stimulate the girl’s curiosity is the starry garland. Together with the hand-painted butterflies on the walls made with stencils, the kid can examine shapes and colors.

A year later, the couple has decided to change the kid’s room interior and make it more suitable for the toddler period.

They have changed the wall paint, again lead by the Montessori principles. They have created another mountain mural in a different color palette.

The decoration is rather graphical than vivid as the black and white dominate.

The fun and natural way to learn shapes and colors is once again ensured with the mountain pictures and their decoration.    

Maria Montessori encourages parents to include their kids in adult activities. Children must be accepted and treated as equals nevertheless they are not that well-skilled.

They learn through exploration. If kids take part in the process of creating their room, that will make them feel more responsible and the room environment will become even more welcoming and precious.

This is how the finished mural wall looks– a lot of shapes and only a few colors so that the sight sense does not get too distracted. The Interior must be relaxing, not bothering.

There must be only a few play areas in the kids’ room – entertainment, art, education.

The couple has made a wall for art activities in a mountain shape to let their girl draw freely. They have applied paint for school blackboards.

It has been difficult for them to find an easy way to clean it. They have learned by trial and error that cleaning with a suitable sponge, followed by a wet towel does not smear the chalk.

The parents have layered carpets of different textures and materials to stimulate the touch and visual senses of their toddler.

The furniture is a duplicate of the adults’ furniture but of smaller size. It gives the girl access to the toys and the accessories and lets her act independently.

You will also note that the decoration is very simple. According to the Montessori method, a few photos of the family or of the child, made from natural materials, are beneficial and sufficient.  

All toys, games, supplies and books are arranged on low shelves where the girl can easily access them.

Related: 36 Best Toy Storage Ideas You And Your Kid Will Love

Separating them into several baskets or bins will ease the kid finding what she is looking for.

The toy principle according to Maria Montessori in few words is “less is more”. Kids don’t need many toys as they quickly lose interest and use not more than 6-7 toys during a certain period of time.

Nature footprint can be felt not only through the materials the furniture and the toys are made of, but also through the accents.

The couple has made a magical canopy over their toddler’s bed which is embraced by faux flowers. A gentle unicorn garland runs on the bed frame to increase the fairy tale atmosphere when the time for sleep has come.

The way to store clothing must be in low drawers or baskets. The couple has also included a rod for hangers but as you see it is taken down to the eye level so that the girl can reach for clothes.

The mother explains that she changes the clothes there every week and lets her girl chooses her outfit. In addition to the rule for clothes storage, the mother has incorporated another approach – all the kid possesses should not be in big quantity and that is applicable not only for toys but also for the clothes.

Based on the Montessori learning method, our inspirers have devoted a “work area”for their girl – a table and two chairs which are of suitable size and height.

This personal territory will make their kid very proud, will make her feel equal and calm as she does her favorite things – modeling, drawing or other activities.

Maria Montessori states that praising a kid’s success should not be with a reward. It should be done verbally and moderately. The couple has realized this rule with the strings on the wall where the kid’s art is displayed and observed.

Hang an interesting artwork at the kid’s eye-level. It would be good if it is hand-made. It would be even better is it has been made the help of your kid and entirely from natural materials.

This cloud is made of wool pompoms. The “drops” are hung pompoms in different colors and shapes.

The couple has made one of the walls in their girl’s room a memory wall. They have anyway been very moderate and have strictly followed Montessori principle to hang framed photos or pictures of their child.

They have added “a pinch” of individualism with the beautiful monogram art stating the first letter of their girl’s name. The C letter is decorated with the same faux flowers as those of the canopy wreath.

Even in a toddler’s phase, the kid’s bed must be as close to the floor as possible.

See more: Amazing House Beds and Kids Jungle Gym

Apart from the easy access in and out, this period of time is good to stimulate the development of further skills and taking up of more responsibilities.

One of them is to learn to make their own bed. This bed is of the perfect height, size and shape to make the activities related to bed more pleasant.

The Montessori model is one of the most popular psychologies nowadays. Although it is based on more or less minimalistic conceptions for interior and activity variety and supplies, it is a fact that it gives all a kid could actually need to feel happy and grow an independent, responsible and caring person.

Kids love having tons of books and toys. They are happily playing with them for a day or two and then the parents have to deal with the messy room.

Do you know it is actually possible to have kids and a clean house at the same time?

The simple answer is TOY STORAGE! Toys, clothes, gadgets, books…everything goes in there. The next article with 36 DIY toy storage ideas is proof. Enjoy! 😉

1. Budget-Friendly Toy Organizer with Wire Baskets

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While I was searching for cool toy storage projects, I found this one made of cheap wire baskets and it instantly became one of my most favorite toy organizer ideas.

Related Article: 17 Cheap Ways To Decorate A Teenage Girl’s Bedroom

Even if you are not an experienced DIYer, don’t worry, you can easily attach the baskets to the wall in an unusual way and add some textiles decoration. And voila – a great result without breaking the bank!

2. Over-the-Door Organizer for Stuffed Animals

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This fun over-the-door toy storage organizer is great for smaller stuffed animals!

I love the hanging colorful laundry baskets too. Explain to your kid that it can only keep as many animals as there are pockets and you will manage to keep the amount to a minimum. Simple.

3. Turn an Old Wooden Crate into a Kids Toy Organizer

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A basic wooden crate could be transformed into a kids toy organizer. This one you can do from old wooden pallet.

You can either buy an old crate from a farm or a flea market, or you can build the box yourself. Once you have it, there are endless options for the size and the design. Here is the full step-by-step tutorial

4. Use a Doll House as a Kids’ Book Storage Solution

This is 100% my favorite kids’ book storage!

It is so girly and so fabulous, your kid will love it! You can either make it as a stand-alone case or integrate it as a bedhead or bed end! Last but not least, ask your girl what she likes and make the decoration according to her preferences.

5. Personalized Toy Chest for a Neat and Tidy Room

The personalized toy chest is always a great option to make your kid’s room look clean and tidy by hiding all the toys.

The chest on the picture is decorated with Decoupage but you can set your imagination free and do some experiments.

6. Get Creative with Cube Shelves Storage 

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Cube shelves storage unit might be the solution to organize the kid’s room you’ve been looking for. It is capacious, adaptable, cheap, and easy to change if needed.

7. Customizable Toy and Book Organizer for Kids’ Rooms

This basic toy and books organizer is a good option for spacious kid’s rooms.

There are tons of variations of it in every furniture store so you don’t even need to challenge yourself. However, you can personalize the organizer by adding some stickers or your kid’s name, for instance.

8. Build a Hanging Bedside Toy Storage

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Here is a great way to store your kid’s favorite stuffed animals or some books close to the bed for easy access.

As a hint – this could also turn into useful toy storage for the living room if you hang it on the backside of the sofa.

9. Make an Elegant Toy and Book Shelf

It’s important to encourage the kids to foster a love of reading so creating book storage in easy reach is a smart way to do it.

I love the combined storage in the picture because it’s simple but at the same time very practical and charming. Don’t you think?

10. Store Toys on Hanging Beach Bags

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This is most probably one of the cheapest toy storage ideas I have managed to find while searching on the internet.

The beach bags are usually very spacious so you can fit lots of toys and stuffed animals in them. I also love the labeling as there is an educational aspect – teach your kid to be more organized and focused.

Tip: if your child can’t read, you may color-code the bags – green for Lego, pink for dolls, etc. 

11. Stylish Large Toy Box with Bench Top Design 

This attractive large toy box is perfect for storing toys, bed sheets, shoes, hats, etc.

It is very stylish and could easily fit the whole room design. Plus, the bench top design tends to become the kids’ favorite reading and resting space.

12. Cheerful Mickey Mouse Toy Storage

If your kid is a real fan of Disney’s everlasting character – Mickey Mouse (and it is 3-5 years old), this may be the most suitable toy storage!

And it is not just a boring organizer, it is super fun with all those colors and pictures!

13. Organized Toys with Nellie the Elephant Stacking Basket

Are you tired of stepping on pieces of Lego and wooden cubes?

I may have a solution for you – this lovely Nellie the Elephant toys stacking basket with a lid. I am sure your little girl will fall in love with it! Plus, it is very portable thanks to its handles and wheels.

14. Store Your Kid’s Toys with a Rustic Farmhouse Chest 

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When I first saw this picture with the big rustic chest, I made an association with farmhouse storage ideas.

Love the whole feeling it brings to the room. Plus, it is very spacious so it can fit all these smaller boxes full of toys, Lego pieces, and stuffed animals. What a great purchase you would make!

15. Make a Garage for Car Toys with PVC Pipes and Crate

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This would fit great in every playroom.

If you are on a budget – don’t worry, all you need here is a wooden crate (can be an old one), a long plastic tube, and a black market. It’s more than a creative PVC pipe storage idea. One is sure – your little boy would fall in love with it!

16. Personalize Your Kid’s Wooden Box Storage 

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This may be an eye-catching solution to the problem of tidying up your kid’s room.

Personalization is also important as it makes the kiddo feel special and taking care of their own belongings.

17. Make a Kids-Friendly Toy Storage with Built-In Bench

I wouldn’t miss sharing with you this cute kids-friendly toys storage. Similar to the previous design, this one is also personalized and it’s great for a girl’s room.

Love the fact it is a storage and a bench in one so it offers some additional seating.

Tip: Give your girl a chance to make it on her own choice by drawing on both sides of the storage OR displaying photos.

18. Create a Cozy Reading Corner with Toy Shelves

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Another stylish way to encourage your kid to fall in love with reading!

Add some bookshelves for easy access, and some lighting for a cozy atmosphere… and here it is – an incredible kids corner without going over the initial budget.

19. Unique Wooden Book Organizer for Toddlers

This portable, wooden book organizer has an impressive and unique design.

I find this piece just right for toddlers to use it solo because it displays the covers, not the books’ spines. I also love this charming colorful toy clock with an introduction to tell the time.

20. Maximize Toy Storage with a Stylish Loft Bed Solution

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If your kid’s room is too small and has a limited storage space, this stylish unit can help you out!

It presents a loft bed with lots of toy storage space (the stairs are hidden storage, there is a secret closet underneath the loft bed, etc.) You know what, I am sure you will manage to find even cooler toy storage solutions! 🙂

21. All-in-One Storage Bench with Soft Cushion for Girls

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Your little princess will definitely enjoy this adorable pinkish bench with storage boxes.

The soft cushion on top is the best place for her to relax with a good book or share secrets with her good friends – the stuffed animals. Best of all, the room will be always clean and tidy…well, not always but most of the time. 😀

22. Make a Portable Kids’ Toy Bedroom Organizer

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I love this kid’s toy bedroom organizer because it is very functional and it is also environmental-friendly as it is crafted from durable wood (that’s why it is a bit pricey).

I also like the fact it is portable and it is partly easy-to-access open storage for the kid’s comfort.

23. Maximize a Kid’s Bedroom Space with Slide-Out Drawers

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If the space in your kid’s bedroom is limited, you have to make sure every square inch has been used.

This type of drawer that works on the slide-out principle is very practical in these cases.

What makes the design in this picture so great, in my opinion, are the additional dividers inside the drawer. This allows you to better sort out the toys and give easy access to your kid.

24. Make a Vertical Toy Storage with Colorful Stacked Crates

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Here is something for all the crazy DIYers who work on a limited budget.

This simple crate shelves unit will cost you almost nothing. All you need is some old crates, paint for wooden furniture, and some free time. The result is stunning like everything that is made with love! 😉

25. Enhance Your Kid’s Toy Storage with Rustic Crates

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I love how these beautiful wooden boxes fit the whole room design. I love the labeling. I love the handles and the simplicity.

Best of all, the kid’s room looks so tidy now.

26. Build a Wildlife-Themed Book Stand

Here is one cute addition to your toddler’s room. It is kids- and environmental-friendly as it is made of wood.

Plus, it complements the rest of the furniture and the color of the walls.

27. Upcycle Galvanized Cans into Rustic Toy Storage

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While I was searching on the internet for inspiring pictures of toy organizers, this lovely DIY storage made of a metal bin with a lid just caught my eye.

I love the soft green seating space and the fact you can use it as a stool.

Of course, you should first consider if it would fit the whole room design.

28. Maximize Space with a Vertical Toy Tower

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This vertical tower of toys is a real diamond!

It is a space-saver, it looks nice, and it is a great option if your kids are of different ages and their toys need to be separated somehow.

Moreover, the space for labeling in the front could help the kids to keep their things organized.

29. Keep Car Toys Tidy with Magnetic Wall Strips

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Are you tired of stepping on car toys because they are everywhere around the house?

Here is a thought – why don’t you hang a couple of magnetic kitchen wall strips in your boy’s room and use them as a car toys organizer?

It is functional, it doesn’t require lots of money and could be done for less than an hour.

30. Enchanting Bench and Toy Storage for Little Princesses

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Every little princess would fall in love with this fairy piece of furniture.

I find it very practical as it is a bench and toy storage in one. Plus, the girl would feel very special thanks to the personalization.

31. Turn Categorized Toy Boxes into the LEGO Storage

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These categorized cheap toy boxes can be transformed into the ultimate LEGO storage.

In this way, you won’t just keep your boy’s room tidy but you will also teach him the colors and how to be organized.

32. Elevate Your Living Room with a Toy Storage Display

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As many people are living in smaller flats without a separate bedroom for the kid, I decided to show you this design.

The lovely playroom with stylish toy storage and a bench would perfectly fit your living room.

There is plenty of space for all the toys and books, and you will keep your kid entertained easily.

33. Combine Kitchen Play Set with Your Toy Storage

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When I showed my baby girl this picture she literally freaked out.

We bought almost the same and she is so happy now while cooking air and inviting her imaginary friends to a tea party! 🙂

I don’t regret either because there is plenty of space for her little toys that used to be around the house all the time.

34. Upcycle Nappy Boxes for DIY Storage Bins

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These DIY storage bins are actually made of old nappy boxes and put under the table.

It is a very good option for those of you who are on a limited budget. It requires a few hours of your free time and a pinch of love.

35. Build a Rustic Wooden Cart for Boy’s Toys

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This stylish wooden toys and books storage on wheels is particularly good for a boy’s room.

I know it cannot fit too many things but it looks so gorgeous in the house, especially if there is a wooden design.

36. Make a Cute Kids’ Bookcase and Reading Nook 

This cute and fun bookcase with a reading nook is very functional as it has lots of storage space and it also gives the kids a cozy space to read their favorite fairytales.

37. Store Your Kid’s Books with Wall-Mounted Crates

Make a bookshelf for your kid’s room with crates from Michaels. It’s neat and tidy.

You can name each crate with a different word.

38. BONUS: Sturdy and Simple Toy Storage Organizer

Honestly, I’m not quite sure why this one is the best-selling toy storage organizer, but it seems simple design, easy-to-move storage bins and sturdy base gives it all the needed specs to be recommended by most of the buyers!

39. Maximize Unused Corner Space for Toy Storage

Here is an idea about using unused corner space for toy storage. It could be easily replicated and looks like it could store a lot of toys.

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My daughter has always wanted to add or change something to the decor in her bedroom.

And believe me – it has been a nightmare until I found this list with 17 fun DIY cheap ways to decorate a teenage girl’s bedroom… which I will share with you.

Your teenage girl’s bedroom decor will quickly go from blah and boring to funny and amusing!

One thing I can ensure you – these simple bedroom decorating ideas for teenage girls are easy to make and can be customized to fit her taste and personality!

Let’s the fun begin! 😉

1. Add a Chic Touch to Your Girl’s Bedroom with Wooden Shelves

The simple wooden box shelves are a great wall decor for teenage girl bedroom. They bring chic and different touch to the whole room and the wooden goes with all kind of materials and colors.

These type of shelves would perfectly fit above the desk.

Similar ideas to this one you can find here.

2. Spice Up Your Kid’s Room with a Cozy Bench

Talking about teenage girl bedroom decorating ideas, this IKEA DIY no-sewing bench brings a whole new world to the kid’s bedroom. It’s very easy to be personalized and makes the atmosphere cozier.

Here is a detailed explanation how to do it step by step: DIY IKEA bench – tutorial

3. Personalize Your Teen’s Bedroom with a Wire Wall Grid

When you’re collecting ideas how to decorate a bedroom for teenage girls, keep in mind that the wire wall grid is a perfect choice for the ones who prefer the simple, minimalistic decor. It can be used to display photos or leave important sticky notes.

As there are not many colors, the wire wall grid can easily go with pretty much everything. As a hint – why don’t you add a desk or a little IKEA table next to it?

Here is how to do the wire wall grid step by step: Wire Wall Grid

4. Keep Make-Up in Order with a DIY Magnet Board

The DIY make-up magnet board is maybe one of the most suitable bedroom decor ideas for teenage girls. In one hand, it looks cool and artsy, from the other hand – it helps to keep all the make-up in order.

You can use an old picture frame and customize it in an appropriate color. Here is how.

5. Get Creative with a Vintage Mirror Frame

All the teenage girls are usually very foppish so if you are wondering how to decorate a bedroom for a teenage girl, just remember – a big mirror in the middle of the room cannot be a wrong choice!

As a hint, add some kind of old-looking frame that will bring an extra vintage chic to the whole decor.

A detailed tutorial and similar ideas, you can find here.

6. Brighten Up the Room with a Flowers Lampshade

The lighting is always crucial no matter if we are talking about living room furnishing or decor for teenage girl bedroom. Here is something girly and stylish from me – flowers lampshade.

The full tutorial how to bring the early spring into your daughter’s bedroom, you can find here.

7. Make Enchanting Scene in Her Room with Starry Night Lights

Every teenage girl loves fairy tales and wants to be the princess saved by the beautiful prince. The starry night string lights are one of the most magical decorating ideas for teenage girl bedroom.

However, it may seem difficult for amateur DIYer, trust me it’s not! To help you get started, I’m giving you the detailed tutorial.

8. Repurpose Shopping Bags into Creative Storage Solutions

You can easily make Tiffany’s shopping bags organizers for decorating teenage girl bedroom. It’s not just that they are eco-friendly but they are also very stylish and girly in the simplest way possible!

These cool organizers can go to the wall above the office space or above the bed.

You will find the detailed tutorial here.

9. Bring Style and Comfort with a DIY Hanging Macramé Chair

If you are searching for teenage girl bedroom decorations, consider this DIY hanging macramé chair – it’s pure boho chic on a budget!

Everything you need is 1700 feet of clothesline, scrap wood, an old chair frame, and a hula hoop. This tutorial will guide you how to build it on your own.

10. Turn a Bedroom into a Calm Oasis with Turquoise Accents

Painting the walls in turquoise is one of the most popular ideas for teenage girl bedroom decorating. This vibrant color has a calming effect on the mind and body. Plus, it’s super chic!

In case you have already chosen another color for the bedroom walls, you can add some accessories in turquoise as a final touch. More ideas HERE.

11. Refresh the Look of Your Teenager’s Room with Polka Dot Wall

Polka dots are a suitable bedroom decor for teenage girls. It brings retro atmosphere. They don’t necessarily need to be in white and red tone, you can customize them as per your daughter’s taste.

Here is an easy step-by-step tutorial.

12. Elevate Her Room with a Paper Heart Wall Art

To all crafty people: stop wondering how to decorate teenage girl’s bedroom – the paper heart wall could be your answer! You can play with the hearts’ size and colors.

But the best part is that you can have a little bonding moment with your teen daughter as you can work as a team while crafting the wall art.

More similar ideas can be found here.

13. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Upcycled Vintage Frames

One of the most important teenage girl bedroom decorating tips I can give you is to look for simplicity. You don’t necessarily need to give tons of money for expensive accessories.

For instance, the vintage frames above the bed would be a great wall decoration. You can find them on some flea markets and garage sales. Here is some more chic inspiration here.

14. Add a Splash of Color with a Dahlia Paper Wreath

This is something for master DIYers – Dahlia paper wreath. You are free to play with the colors considering the whole bedroom decoration.

This is a helpful tutorial how to do it in 8 easy steps. Can’t wait to see the result!  😀

15. Create a Magical Setting with Lighted Flowers

Combining flowers and lights is one of the trendiest (and cheapest!) decorating ideas for teenage girl bedrooms. All you need to do is attaching some artificial flowers around a mere wired lighting.

Play with your imagination, be YOU!

Some more similar ideas – here.

16. Add Charm and Cozy Vibes with Colorful Macaron Pillows

The macaroon plush pillows are something every young girl is dreaming about!

They are soft, cute, come in different colors and sizes and are a great touch to the décor for teenage girl bedroom.

Do it yourself step by step.

17. Make a Masterpiece with a Floating Flower Headboard

While searching in the Internet for cool decor ideas for a teenage girl’s bedroom, you may notice lots of them are including flowers. In the end, girls will be girls!   🙄

Here is a very quick and super easy tutorial on how to make a flower wall using just a bunch of fake flowers, hot glue, a few nails and a bit of fishing line. Great for a headboard!

18. Upgrade Your Teenager’s Room with a Polka Dot Wallpaper

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Create a polka dot wallpaper by cutting circles from paper and stick to the wall. You can use golden texture to add more glam to the room.

19. Create a Contrasting Illusion with White and Pink

If you don’t paint the walls up to the ceiling in the same color you could create the illusion of higher ceiling.

Moreover, combining two colors, for example white and pink, will add more contrast to the room.

Bonus Idea:  Maximize Storage Space with a Built-In Closet

If you are stuck between tons of DIY ideas how to decorate a bedroom for a teenage girl, consider the built-in storage as an efficient use of space.

Girls usually have much more stuff than the boys so this “hidden” storage will make the bedroom looks tidier. This idea is particularly good for small spaces.

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Welcoming a new little one is one of life’s greatest joys, and whether your sweet baby boy or girl has already arrived or you’ve just learned you’re pregnant, outfitting your nursery with all the essentials is top priority.

When you’re working with limited space, however, planning out your nursery can be a bit more challenging.

We’re here to help you with décor tips and tricks to make the most of your nursery space, so you and your little one can bask in comfort and enjoy all those perfect moments. Let’s get started!

1. Choose Furniture that can Grow with Baby

Don’t pick furniture that your baby will grow out of in weeks.

Opt for cribs that can be converted as your baby grows. For example, check out convertible items like this bassinet crib combo from Guava Family.

It starts as the perfect sleep environment for your new baby, then grows with them.

After they outgrow the bassinet, you can quickly convert it into a portable crib (use in the nursery or on family vacations – who says you have to stay at home once baby arrives?).

Or you can choose an unique moon-shaped baby crib.

2. Use Light to Your Advantage

Don’t underestimate the power of light when it comes to making a space look larger.

Using light strategically is a staple of great home decor; let light in during the day to help baby’s sleep cycle acclimate, while making the room seem more expansive – it’s a double win!

Don’t rely on a single lights source; use multiple lighting options throughout the room, such as floor lamps, overhead lighting and twinkle lights.

3. Remove Closet Doors

When dealing with a tiny nursery, getting rid of your closet doors can help expand the space.

The caveat here is that you must be diligent about keeping Baby’s clothes organized.

That means drawers, adjustable shelves and rods, and other types of storage containers.

This tip does more than expand the space; it makes it quick and easy to grab clothing, toys, diapers, shoes, and more when you need it!

4. Opt for Delicate Décor

When you’re working with limited space, it’s important to choose furniture, décor, and design elements that don’t overwhelm the room.

Look for accent pieces that are petite and don’t crowd the limited floor space you have to work with.

Smaller wall shelves, tiny bookshelves, and little frames are the way to go when space is at a minimum.

5. Look Up

While it’s easy to go straight to dressers for storage, consider looking up: as in, go vertical and use empty wall space above and around your little one’s crib.

Taller cabinets can be a great place to keep diapers, toys, and other baby essentials, and will free up that important floor space for tummy time.

Related: 36 Best Toy Storage Ideas

6. Pick the Right Paint Color

When working with limited space, the colors you choose for walls and ceilings can make all the different Paint colors that tend to make rooms feel bigger include:

• Whites
• Grays
• Pastels
• Navy
• Citrus Hues

Don’t rule out accent colors either!

With a bit of design strategy, you can use paint to trick the eye into thinking a space is taller or wider than it actually is.

Check out some paint swatches at your local Sherwin Williams and try samples of a few colors to see what looks best in your nursery.

7. Do Away with the Unnecessary Items

When you’re welcoming a new baby, family and friends tend to go a bit overboard with their gifts – lovely sentiment, but a source of stress when you have limited space to store your baby’s items.

Keeping it simple is the best way to conserve space in a small nursery.

Get rid of unnecessary furniture and décor, and stick to the must-haves only.

Donate any extras you have to local women’s shelters or Goodwill, or sell on OfferUp or Craigslist to make some extra money for diapers!

Maximize space in your baby’s nursery by incorporating the above design tips and strategies into your planning process.

No matter how small the space, you can make the most of it with a little bit of strategy and a dash of patience.

If you’re searching for teen girls bedroom ideas, try to see their room’s design through their perspective.

Teenagers always have a different point of view than adults — beyond a place to sleep, it is where every teen escapes from the grown-up world of rules and demands.

I have chosen 31 Cute Bedroom Ideas for a teenage girl to help you get started. Hope you will enjoy them and find what you are looking for.

1. Upgrade Your Teen Bedroom Design with Pink Accents

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What really caught my eye about this design of a teen room in pink are the little details that really do matter – the motivational quotes, the starry garlands, the paper flower that add so much texture… all these small accents make the girl’s bedroom really special and cozy.

Moreover, the sleep and the study areas are nicely separated even though the room is not very spacious.

2. Maximize Space with a Poky Modern Teen Bedroom

The tiny bedroom space used to be a problem for many people. But not anymore! Check out this stylish expensive-looking teen room design.

Even the room is super small, everything is in its proper place, without overloading the environment! Beautiful and timeless solutions!

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3. Turn Your Teen Bedroom into a Cozy Retreat with a Rope Swing

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While adults usually prefer a space that’s relaxing and understated, teens are the ones who appreciate vibrantly painted, high energy rooms…like this one!

Even though the focus is on the cool centered rope swing, there are tons of other cute accents such as the posters on the wall, the carpet and the vintage dresser in pink tones.

4. Stand Out with Dark Decor in a Teens Bedroom Design

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Here is another bold girl bedroom design. The first two things I have noticed are the wooden wall arrows and the fact there is no pink anywhere in the room. You can find the detailed tutorial for these smashing arrows here.  😉

5. Be Bold with a Teen Girl Purple Small Bedroom

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This tiny teen girl bedroom is a great example of smart planning. Space has been used very wisely and there is enough storage space for every girl’s needs. Plus, the bright lavender paint makes the whole design so girly and brings lots of tenderness to the bedroom.

6. Add Glamour and Personality to a Teen’s Bedroom

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If you want to bring your girl’s bedroom some grown-up feel, run away from the classic pink shades.

How about adding a chic crystalline lampshade?

Or striped curtains in black and white? The eccentric wall shelves, the Eiffel Tower’s effigy, and the fluffy carpet inject instant glamour to the teen room.

7. Elevate a Teen Bedroom with Pastel Accents

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Teen girls are usually the ones who tend to choose more complicated design so it is quite hard to understand what they really want.

What I like about this contemporary girl teen décor in the picture is the fact it is eccentric with bold accents, but at the same time harmonious.

8. Add a Touch of Class with Yellow and Emerald Green Accents

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This is one of my favorite teenage girl room ideas. Whatever can be said, the main subject of the room is the bed.

I love the way how part of the storage area is incorporated in the bed. I also love the fun colorful accents in yellow and emerald green.

9. Light Up a Teen Bedroom with Ambient Lighting

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While I was searching for girl teen room ideas, I found this picture which could be very inspirational for all the crazy parents-DIYers with a limited budget.

You can make a partial makeover by painting the walls in white, adding some shiny girly accents, and some LED lighting.

10. Bring Coastal Vibes with Surfboards and Mirror Accent

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Here is a great example of a themed girl bedroom design.

Check out the cool hippie-style details such as the mirror, the surfboards transformed into a wall decoration. The whole design brings joy and makes the room very cozy.

11. Add Some Texture in a Teen Bedroom with Cool Drapery

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Everything in this teen room design has been perfectly selected to add texture and make the room look “full” and “welcoming”.

The photo frames on the wall work as a delicate boundary between the two windows and they are the final touch to the bedroom décor.

12. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Rustic Bedroom Decor

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After I have seen tons of cute bedroom ideas for teenage girls, I am sure the wooden floor gives this welcoming, undemanding look to the room.

Plus, almost everything firs it. So definitely go for a wooden floor.  😉

13. Give Teen’s Bedroom Elegant Touch with White Color Scheme

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The first thing I have noticed here was the white wood walls. Wood is such a classical material but the white color makes it look even more stylish and timeless.

14. Upgrade Your Teen Bedroom with a Summer Vibe

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When you are looking at this teen room, all you can think about is summer breeze and relaxing ocean views.

The walls are painted in cool lemon color and perfectly fit the small marine accents (the surf, the ‘abajur’ made of shells etc.)

15. Personalize a Teen Bedroom with Rustic Wall Art

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Ask yourself what is the first thing you have noticed in this picture showing a teenage girl bedroom?

The large PEACE sign on the wall? The bold floral bed cover? The wall letters?

In fact, all those details matter and they make the whole design look so eye-catching and timeless.

16. Transform a Teen’s Bedroom into a Dreamy Study Sanctuary

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Here is another idea of how to use the limited teen girl room space wisely.

There is a delicate invisible boundary between the sleeping area and the area for studying. Also, the white color pairs great with the emerald green and the floral elements. I find it very girly and stylish.

17. Get Unmatched Aesthetic with Vintage Girl Teenage Bedroom

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Rose ashes pink color and grey are also a good choice for girl teen room design.

Decorate the wall with beautiful canvas, paper butterflies in pastel colors, round decorative mirror in white and voila! 😉

18. Create a Glamourous Retreat with a Turquoise Teen Bedroom

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Regardless of the limited space, this lovely teen girl room in turquoise has study, sleeping, and chilling areas.

In fact, with smart planning, you can design a bedroom that incorporates all the elements a teenage girl needs for a peaceful and practical space.

19. Make a Statement with a Polka Dot Carpet

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Inherently joyful, polka dots make a strong statement, wake up a room and work well with tons of other patterns and colors. Maybe that’s why this simple shape is a decorating classic.

20. Get a Timeless Look with a Functional Wooden Headboard

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We all agree that wood is classic and timeless material to decorate your home.

But when you add some mint color elements – the design is becoming more youthful and cheerful…perfect for your grown-up teenage girl bedroom!

21. Combine Style and Warmth with Purple and Loft Bed Accent

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This purple teen bedroom looks larger than it actually is due to the bright tones. Light lavender paint seems to pair well with white and grey. Plus, the cabinet storage and the wall shelves are a true space-saver!

22. Bring a Contemporary Vibe with a Study Area Under Bed

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This lofted bed in white represents a study and a sleeping area in one.

It is extremely practical (a true space-saver!) and it also creates a very cozy, secluded space for your teen girl. I just love it (hope you do, too).  😀

23. Create a Winter Wonderland with a Teen Bedroom Design

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This rustic-styled teen room design, with a centered hammock seat and large window, is very timeless and cozy.

24. Make an Artistic Statement with a Marble Accent Wall

Which is your favorite – tapestry, photo displays, or a gallery wall of prints? Or how about a marble wall hanging? It looks so stylish and ageless without necessarily breaking the bank.

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25. Create a Calming Atmosphere with a Gray Color Scheme

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Grey shades are not the most common for decorating a teenage girl bedroom. However, it could fit well if you add the right accessories.

Spot the fluffy accents, for instance, that make the room looks luxurious and modish.

26. Enhance Teen Bedroom with Stylish Shelves and LED Lighting

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When speaking of teenage girl bedroom decorating ideas, the shelves are one of the things you need to consider and plan carefully.

You need to look at them not just like a storage space but also as a cool detail (similar to the ones in the picture).

27. Create a Fairy Wonderland in Your Teen Bedroom

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This is one of my favorite cool girl room ideas! I love the bright tones – they bring joy and warmth to the bedroom. It is very fairy and it is suitable for younger girls.

The white canopy over the bed does create a princess-like paradise, doesn’t it?

28. Include a Cozy Reading Nook in a Teen’s Bedroom Design

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Here is a cute and practical space for studying with DIY wooden floating corner shelves. Again – the small details do matter.  💡

29. Unwind in Total Luxury with Cute Teenage Girl Bedroom Decor

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Here is a dreamy teen room, full of fashion, summer, fun, adventure and a whole of personality for teen girls.

30. Bring Sophistication to a Teen’s Room with Wall Makeover

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If you want to renew your teen girls’ bedroom, the easiest and the cheapest way is to paint the walls differently.

How about this cool bright green color called green trance by Sherwin-Williams?

Then, you can add some small details which do not cost a fortune such as cushions, a vintage mirror, or a wreath of paper flowers.

31. Relax in Cozy Comfort with a Centered High Bed 

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I know you will fall in love with the warm pastel tones but take a detailed look at the centered high bed! Looks cozy and comfortable, isn’t it?

The additional texture is stylishly achieved by using lots of cushions and floral elements.

It is quite difficult to choose a bedroom design especially when it is for a teenage girl.

There are tons of things you need to consider, things that would make your daughter’s room a little paradise for her.

You can read our article about: 17 Cheap Ways To Decorate A Teenage Girl’s Bedroom to get some DIY ideas on how to decorate teenage girl bedroom.

The main thing you need to keep in mind while designing a teenage girl’s bedroom is the color scheme.

When speaking of girl’s bedrooms, the pink color used to be the most common one. Nowadays, it gives way to the purple which brings out some elegance and classiness of the room.

Plus, you would love the dazzling touch that the purple color is adding to the whole design.

Here are 17 purple bedroom ideas for a teenage girl that will definitely inspire you.

1. Maximize Space in a Small Purple Bedroom with Loft Bed

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This purple teen bedroom looks more spacious than it actually is thanks to the bright tones.

Light lavender paint seems to pair well with yellow, white, and grey. Also, the cabinet storage and the wall shelves are a real space-saver!

2. Accentuate Your Purple Bedroom with White Furniture

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When I was searching for teenage girl purple bedroom ideas, I found this picture and I fell in love with the upholstered bed, the cute wall bookshelf above the bed, and the soft combination of white and bright purple tones.

It allows you to add some sassy accent (such as an emerald green, or yellow) and make the bedroom design even more intriguing.

3. Elevate Your Teen’s Purple Room with Eiffel Tower Wall Decal

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Here is a thought – why don’t you give your girl’s bedroom a grown-up feel with a chic Eiffel Tower wall decal?

For this design, the eccentric shelves and the fluffy carpet inject instant glamour to the room.

Also, if your girl’s room is quite spacious, you can arrange all the furniture in one line emphasizes the grown-up feel.

4. Add Glamour to a Purple Bedroom with Pastel Accents

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To be honest, this is one of my favorite teenage girl purple bedroom ideas!

I love the pastel tones – they bring joy and warmth to the whole room’s design.

It is very fairy and it is suitable for younger girls. Those cute accents like the DIY photo board, the snowy white fluffy chair, and the golden-accented circular shelf above the desk are making this design so unique and eye-catching. Don’t you think?

5. Add a Touch of Elegance to Your Bedroom with Floral Accents

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This purple bedroom is very cozy, bold, and attractive thanks to the colorful floral accents.

They bring some vintage feel to the design. The best thing about the purple is the fact it pairs well with tons of other colors (and this picture proves it!)

6. Create a Roomy Feel in Your Bedroom with Light Purple

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This girl’s bedroom design reminds me of a fairy tale.

The canopy over the bed does create a princess-like paradise, while the bright layered cushions make it cozy. Thanks to the huge windows and the white tones, the room is very bright and welcoming.

7. Create a Lavish Look with Emerald Green and Purple Accents

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All the purple shades pair great with the emerald green paint.

In fact, this combination makes the girl’s bedroom looks very stylish.

The paper flowers on the wall and the cushions are adding volume to the whole look. I smell a bit of classy vintage scent.

8. Transform a Bedroom with Perfect Pairing of Purple and White

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The white color is the most suitable one to pair with purple.

In case you have chosen darker purple shades, adding some white accent could prevent from making the girl’s room too dark and unwelcoming.

White is generally associated with innocence, purity, safety, and virginity. It is considered to be the color of perfection.

9. Light Up a Teen’s Purple Bedroom with String Lights

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I wanted to share this creative girl’s bedroom lighting decoration with you. Just stretch some Christmas lights and a couple of sheer draperies from the ceiling and voila – your girl will live in a fairy tale.

10. Transform Your Toddler’s Room into a Purple Fairytale Retreat

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Here is how to create a fairy purple design for your toddler’s room with a basic coronet canopy, hung with sheer material over a wrought iron bed. The cute floral wall stickers and stuffed animals complete the look.

Related: 12 Awesome Boy Nursery Design Ideas You Will Love!

11. Give a Teen’s Bedroom Vintage Charm with a Purple Brick Wall

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I simply adore the dark purple brick wall and the rustic feel it brings to the girl’s bedroom!

The additional texture is stylishly achieved by using lots of paper lanterns and bookshelves. Those are helping out to make the room more welcoming and homey.

Tip: Even though it may sound weird, consider using some red accents – the red color actually pairs well with the purple shades.

12. Enjoy Calming Beauty of White Paired with Lavender Shades

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Here is another great example of how great the white color is pairing with the purple shades. Moreover, this design offers plenty of storage for the teen girl’s stuff.

The dark wooden floor makes a nice contrast with the light furniture and the lavender paint on the walls.

13. Decorate Your Girl’s Room with a Dreamy Cherry Blossom Tree

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This is one of my favorite purple bedroom ideas.

The cherry blossom tree adds a cute twist to this lovely purple bedroom design. Designed for perfect emplacement to dribble behind the girl’s bed!

14. Make a Bold Statement with a Teen’s Purple Bedroom

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I find the design of this purple teenage room very bold and kind of surreal thanks to the variety of shapes and color tones.

It looks like a very successful experiment. Plus, the bright purple color of the walls makes the room looks brighter and more spacious.

15. Contemporary Purple Teen Bedroom with a Reading Nook

This edgy design shown in the picture is great for smaller girls bedrooms.

The first association that came to my mind was with the interior of a spacecraft due to the wall lighting and the loft reading nook.

16. Indulge in the Lavish Look of Lavender

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This is one of my favorite purple girl room ideas.

It is very chic and relaxing thanks to the lavender color painting. However, there is nothing bold in this bedroom design as there are no lots of color tones and shapes used… In the end, it is still very stylish and clean.

17. Get Rustic Elegance in Purple Bedroom with Wooden Drawers

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The combination of dark purple and wooden furniture may seem a bit strange for some of you.

But in my opinion, it looks very natural and makes the bedroom feels cozier. Check out the funky stripy wall and the Lola Bunny poster… I am simply in love with this purple girls bedroom!

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One of the most exciting things about planning for a new baby is coming up with nursery ideas.

Although baby boy rooms used to be limited to either baby blue and white or bright circus colors, baby boy nursery ideas are much more sophisticated today!

While blue and white are still popular trends in baby boy rooms, the particular shades of blue vary from the traditional baby blue all the way to dark navy.

In addition to soothing shades of cream and white, grey is a popular new neutral in nurseries. Patterns and accent colors such as lime green and orange add personality to the baby’s room.

For baby boy rooms ideas, think about adventure. Nursery designs for boys inspire creativity and a sense of adventure on the water, in the mountains, or on a safari.

Accent walls and unique wall art are great ways to add visual interest to the room.

You might also be interested in: The Ultimate Checklist- How to create the Best Baby Nursery

Complete the adventure with coordinating bedding, pillows, rugs, light fixtures, and toys. Here are twelve baby boy room ideas that are sure to inspire your creativity.

1. Baby Blue and White Nautical Nursery

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This baby boy nursery design uses a blue and white color scheme that is both bright and calming. The large horizontal stripes on the walls are the main focal point of the room and mirror the stripes of the nautical themed bedding.

Rustic wall art inspires thoughts of adventures on the sea and provides a contrast to the soft quilt and stuffed teddy bears. The future sailor can drift away to sleep watching the soft white sailboats floating above his crib.

2. Rustic Owl-Themed Baby Boy Nursery

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Who doesn’t love a wise owl? Brown walls and wicker baskets create a neutral, rustic environment that is the perfect haven for a baby boy.  Owls are wise, curious, and a little mysterious. They make wonderful companions for a baby boy nursery design.

This nursery idea features friendly owls perched on a table and soft white owls on the baby’s quilt. It even has a wall decal with an owl in a tree watching over the baby’s crib.

White wooden letters spelling out the new baby’s name provide a sweet finishing touch to this nursery idea.

3. The Classic Safari Nursery

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While an African safari design might bring to mind bright tribal patterns and animal prints, this baby boy nursery idea takes a much more classic approach. The cream-colored walls, chair, carpet, and light fixture set are clean and crisp. The bright natural light entering the room from the window brings additional warmth into the room.

African safari design elements are soft and subtle. The curtains and pillows add some tribal texture and color to the nursery.

The gray and cream zig zag in the rug hints at a zebra pattern that is also reflected in the pillows. Wall art depicts soft safari colors and inquisitive giraffes.

4. Little Grey Elephant Nursery

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Grey is a popular neutral right now, and this baby boy nursery uses grey and white as a neutral base palette for the room.

This nursery design uses lots of bold patterns rather than bold colors to make this baby boy’s room fun and cheerful. There are giant white polka dots on the walls, a diamond patterned basket on the floor, and a chevron crib sheet.

Cute baby animals are hanging on the walls and from the baby’s crib. The red swirl patterned pillows in the crib and turquoise ikat ceiling light add some pops of bright color.

5. Bubbly and Bright Baby Boy Nursery

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This baby boy room also uses a neutral grey as its base. The design uses both pattern and color in playful ways.  Grey stripes, chevron, and polka dots cover the crib, curtains, and rug. The crib and pillows also have patterned pops of turquoise chevron.

The corner of the room features a variety of decorations hanging from the ceiling in shades of white, grey, turquoise, and celery. They almost look like floating balloons. Whimsical white letters hang from the wall with turquoise ribbon.

6. Old World Adventure Nursery

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The design of this baby boy nursery is reminiscent of an old world adventurer. The colors are all simple neutral shades of cream and brown. A mural-sized map covers the wall next to the crib. Even the greens and browns of the map give it an old world adventure feel.

The crib looks like it is made from old, rustic wood. Perhaps the same wood that an adventurous young boy might find on a ship? Simple sailboats make up the mobile that floats above the baby’s crib.

This is a nursery for an adventurous young boy who might one day sail across the ocean on his own.

7. Modern Woodland Wanderlust Nursery

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Black and white don’t necessarily seem like they would be great colors for a nursery, but this modern woodland nursery shows how they can work. The simple white crib and bedding is surrounded by a world of playful adventure. The nursery features a wall covered in black chalkboard paint.

The arrow and mountains drawn on the wall in chalk inspire dreams and adventures that await this baby boy. This nursery even features a small teepee where a young boy can crawl in and imagine a thousand new adventures.

The pops of orange add the perfect amount of color to this boy’s room.

8. Classic Nautical Navy and White Nursery

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Navy and white are true classics for a baby boy’s nursery. Dark blue walls are a new trend for baby boy rooms. The white crib and navy and white striped bedding, however, provide a bright contrast to the navy blue walls.

The crib also features sheets with adorable sea creatures  and a nautical inspired mobile. A white boat paddle hangs from the wall personalized with the baby boy’s name.

Strings of white starfish hang from the boat paddle to complete the nursery’s classic nautical theme.

9. Up, Up, and Away in a Beautiful Balloon Nursery

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Parents won’t mind the late nights and early mornings with the baby in this beautiful nursery. An amazing mural of mountain peaks in shades of blue sets the scene for this fantastic room. Brightly colored hot air balloons float in the puffs of clouds and tiny strings of lights above the mountain range.

Tiny stuffed animals ride in the basket of each individual hot air balloon. A simple black wood crib and white bedding do not detract from the amazing scene behind and above the crib. Woodland stuffed animals such as bears and owls are scattered throughout the room.

10. It’s Not Easy Being Green Nursery

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 It may not be easy to be green, but it’s easy to love this bright nursery idea. In contrast to the neutral white, cream, brown, and grey nursery ideas, this baby boy room features bright lime green, turquoise, and orange. This baby room brings to life a brightly colored pond.

Happy green frogs are surrounded by lime green polka dots in the chair and curtains as well as a stripe on the walls. The walls feature two shades of turquoise and some pops of bright white stripes.

The white crib is covered with a turquoise sheet and blanket. An orange shaggy rug covers the floor to coordinate with the orange goldfish hanging on the wall and from the ceiling.

11. The Modern Safari Nursery

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Another way to use the safari theme in a baby boy room is by adding a modern twist. Where the classic safari nursery used neutrals creams and whites, this boy’s room has bold patterns and colors.

One wall of the nursery has bright, bold stripes in white, navy blue, and green. Solid white replaces the stripes on the neighboring wall.

A gallery wall showcases of safari animals on green, blue, and teal canvases of different shapes.

A green and white patterned rug covers the floor. Modern track lighting and ceiling fixtures brighten the room along with a giraffe shaped lamp. This nursery even has a stuffed giraffe the size of the baby’s crib.

12. Rustic Cabin in the Woods Nursery

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The wood-paneled accent wall in this baby boy’s room instantly gives the feel of being in a rustic cabin.

This little boy’s rustic accent wall even has its own model of some big game this future hunter might want to display in his own hunting cabin.

The accent wall is finished with a large rustic monogram letter and framed art. Greys and whites also serve as a neutral background in this nursery.

The simple white crib has patterns of arrows and brightly colored woodland animals. Accents of bright orange add a playful vibrancy to the room. This nursery cabin comes complete with a furry blanket on the chair.

Unusual kid bed designs help create whimsical, dream-come-true spaces, a sanctuary, where kids can sleep, play, explore, and dream.

All kids need some space to play, learn, and dream, and the more, the better. Unquestionably, cool, outside-the-box bed designs that go far beyond pure functionality help create spectacular bedrooms, which support kids’ creativity.

Actually, creating an inviting kid space could prove to be a demanding task, mainly because sometimes parents tend to recreate their own dream kid bedroom.

So, parents should always keep in mind that whether gender neutral, boy’s, or girl’s, kid spaces should reflect the kid’s personality. If their age allows it, kids should be necessarily involved in the process of decorating.

Furthermore, kid rooms grow with children over the years. Keeping to the basics and introducing new items when kid’s taste changes is a working solution.

Whatever kids are dreaming about – a pirate ship, a jungle-themed or forest-inspired space, or a princess castle, a sturdy, solid bed is a must. Apart from providing comfortable sleeping, the bed should also offer plenty of storage.

To further encourage tidiness and control clutter, practical, easy-to-access yet fun storage and display options should be included. Usually, labeled colorful baskets, bags, and boxes and open shelving are a common choice. In addition, less clutter means more floor space where to move and play.

Using organic materials, a restrained color palette, and pastel hues and incorporating quirky décor items help create stylish, functional, and comfortable yet fun, playful spaces. Beds of unusual, bold design add dashes of whimsy and make kid bedrooms a special, magical world where children can rest and play.

1. Gender-neutral Bed Designs

Although traditional kid bedrooms are respectively in pink for girls and in blue for boys, themed gender-neutral kid bedrooms with statement beds are gaining popularity, mainly because children share rooms with their siblings.

In gender-neutral hues, such as greens, yellows, and browns, with versatile furniture in natural wood tones, these multifunctional spaces can still reflect kids’ personalities. Incorporating bold patterns, pops of color, and different textures enlivens the room and lends it a complete, layered look.

When it comes to creating gender-neutral kid bedrooms, usually, forest- and tropical-themed designs work well. Nautical- and farm-inspired rooms are also a stunning solution.

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In the picture above, a whimsical woodland-themed gender-neutral kid bedroom in earthy colors. A stunning wooden house- loft bed design is a space-saving solution, which provides some extra space to play.

Polka-dotted mushrooms just in front of the bed add color, fun, and visual interest. A charming swing with climbing vines is definitely a creative solution. A table and chair add to the functionality of the space.

Some mini-trees complete the look of this truly magical bedroom, which is a dream-come-true for any child.

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Above, another enchanting gender-neutral bedroom with a mind-blowing bed design. Aquarium-themed mural on the walls and ceiling creates a sense of adventure and adds touches of whimsy. A unique ladder leads to the bed.

Underneath it, a cozy space with multiple throw pillows, a perfect spot for playing and daydreaming, is positioned. This magical bedroom is definitely an imaginative design solution!

2. Boy Bed Designs

Boys love adventures, planes, trucks, trains, pirate ships, fire engines, racing cars, football, “Star Wars”,  dinosaurs, and soldiers.

Any of these ideas will work well to introduce a fun novelty bed design and create practical yet magical boy bedrooms where any boy can sleep, have a rest, play, study, and dream.

Generally, a boy bed of original, unique design can transform any bedroom and make it an extraordinary space.

As they create a sense of coziness and comfort, rugs are a must-have décor element.

Wallpaper, posters, wall decals, accessories, and kid artwork pieces are common ways to both infuse boy bedrooms with color and add texture, visual interest, and personality.

Including blankets, throw pillows, and stuffed animals can help any boy’s imagination run wild, and the more, the better.

Chalkboard walls are also a fun accent. Furthermore, they offer the opportunity to draw on the walls, and any kid would definitely love this.

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In the picture above, an awesome boy bedroom in blue and red with a uniquely painted ceiling. A bed of racing car design immediately grabs the eye.

Unquestionably, a creative design solution! Ferrari flags, a gas station, a car wheel, and toy trucks add to the theme. A ladder with steps that double as storage leads to the loft, which offers some extra space to play.

A bedroom like this one can make any boy spend as much time as possible in his own space!

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Above, a fascinating pirate-themed boy bedroom with attention to detail.

The blue wall color is reminiscent of the sea and sky and creates a sense of serenity. A boat bed makes a statement décor item.

A pirate-themed area rug and pillows, plenty of stuffed toys/including a shark/, a toy ship, flags, a ship steering wheel replica, a bell, and other accessories add extra visual interest and complete the look of the space.

A wooden chest is a fun yet practical storage solution. If a boy is crazy about pirates, this bedroom is definitely a dream-come-true for him!

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Above shown is a fabulous shared boy bedroom with adequate floor space to play. An intriguing bus-shaped bunk bed design offers comfortable space for sleeping.

This airy, bright space with plenty of toys can make any boy happy!

3. Girl Bed Designs

As girls adore castles, princesses, carriages, canopies, Cinderella, doll houses, Snow White, and mermaids, bedrooms that incorporate such décor items can make any girl happy.

Soft, pastel colors, a variety of patterns and textures, floral-themed fabrics and wall coverings, mirrors, and some pink accents lend the space a girly look. As for the accessories, incorporating colorful umbrellas, butterflies, buntings, and wall murals and lettering helps create a heaven for any girl.

Shabby Chic and vintage décor items also work well in girl bedrooms. Adding layers of appealing cushions and pillows creates a sense of comfort and coziness. Eye-grabbing boxes and baskets offer a practical storage solution.

However, incorporating beds of unique design helps create adorable, magical spaces, which any girl will adore.

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In the picture above, a fascinating girl bedroom in pastel pink and purple. A princess-inspired tented loft bed offers a practical, space-saving sleeping solution.

A covered hiding space underneath the bed provides space to play and dream. Furthermore, a slide with a tent-style tower adds extra functionality and visual interest.

An area rug creates a sense of comfort and coziness. Stuffed toys and wall art complete the look of this girl bedroom.

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Shown above, a charming girl bedroom with a cottage-style loft bed. A ladder leads to the bed, while the space below is turned into a mini-kitchen.

Positioned just in front of the house, a toy dining space offers extra functionality and fun. This is simply a picture-perfect girl bedroom!

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Above, an awesome girl bedroom in pink. A playhouse-style bed is a spectacular statement piece of furniture. This design is classic, functional, and elegant, with adequate storage for all toys.

A ruffled bed skirt and layered curtains add to the girly look of the space. A gorgeous window creates architectural and visual interest.

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In the picture above, a magnificent seaside-inspired girl bedroom. A round velvet bed definitely makes a statement.

All furnishings and décor items are delicate, sophisticated and add to the girly look of the space. Sea star-inspired wall art and throw pillows add to the theme of the room. Truly impressive!

Whether parents plan to decorate a gender-neutral, boy, or girl bedroom, shared or not, beds of unusual, bold design can help create unique, whimsical spaces where their kids will love to sleep, play, and dream.

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