The design of children’s rooms must take into account their demands. Depending on the personalities of the children, one may decide to paint the walls any colour of pink or mauve or choose vibrant tones of grey, even blue. If you choose a neutral wall colour, adding pink or green/blue colours to the bedsheets, mirror frames, or cushions is also a fantastic option to enhance the appeal of the bedroom.

If blue is your child’s preferred colour, you can use it to paint the walls, add blue touches to the bed frames and beams, or just use teal on the curtains.

A statement wall in a kids bedroom room design adds character; you may either choose a hip wallpaper with themes your child like or cover the entire wall with shelves displaying their favourite action figures, medals, musical instruments, or sports equipment.

An beautiful wooden rectangle study table, a nightlight with a whimsical print, and more decor items, like a photo board to pin their Polaroids or open shelf stands for their books—linear hooks along the walls to hang their guitars and backpacks—would be terrific additions to the space.

For kids who want their bedrooms to feel like a “princess chamber,” a poster bed with wooden posts and a white canopy will do. For those who like a straightforward bed, clean metal legs and a headboard are also options. Make sure the bed is the right size for their expanding frames. Ask your kids for alternative decorating suggestions; including them in the process will give them more influence.