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Trendey • Ideas by Room • Bedrooms • 17 Inspiring Kids’ Room Decor Ideas

17 Inspiring Kids’ Room Decor Ideas

17 Inspiring Kids’ Room Decor Ideas

  • by — Andra DelMonico
  • Published on December 30, 2020

  • Updated on January 31, 2025

Your child’s room is a wonderland for them. It’s a place to play with their friends and family or a place for them to hang out and play video games. It can also be a place where you can bond with your child.

Considering all of the time your kids will spend in their room, you should create a space that is exciting to be in. Find different kids room decor ideas for your little ones. Test your creativity by building an atmosphere that inspires them.

The more exciting your child’s room is, the more time you can spend being productive around the house or finishing your DIY project.

1. Princess Canopy For Little Girls

When it comes to designing the perfect princess bedroom for your little girl, a princess canopy bed should be at the top of your list. Whether it’s made out of metal or wood, with bright drapes surrounding it or just some simple finials at each corner, a princess canopy bed sets the tone for a magical and enchanting room.

Your princess can even customize it by adding strings of pearls or twinkling lights around the frame to add that special flair. And with all the accessories you can find from matching rugs to nightstands, you’ll have plenty of options when it comes to decorating your princess’s room!

Elegant girls' bedroom with a tufted white bed, floral wall mural, sheer canopy with crown detail, and soft neutral decor
Source: @house_of_mccormack via Instagram
Whimsical girls' bedroom with a canopy bed, heart-patterned wall panels, pink chandelier, cozy reading nook, and carriage-style crib
Source: @jlatifova via Instagram
Creative girls' bedroom with a unique canopy bed, pastel decor, art station, cozy reading nook, and plush seating for playtime
Source: @joberrymanstudio via Instagram

2. Set Up A Blue Bedroom For Boys

If you have always dreamed of a blue bedroom for your kids, then now is the time to make it come true! Start by painting a blue wall as the focal point and adding pastel blue bedding to match. If you want something more unique, try blue star-shaped curtains.

Not only are they eye-catching, they also offer privacy and can be easily coordinated with the rest of the room. With blue as the main theme, it’ll be easy to find matching furniture such as a blue dresser, rug, or even cute blue lamps! Get creative and make the most out of your kid’s room decor.

Playful kids' room with a deep blue ocean-themed wall, wooden house bed, yellow canopy, mini kitchen set, and cozy play area
Source: @elinlagerquist via Instagram
Stylish kids' room with a blue accent wall, cozy wooden bed, playful pineapple pillow, wall-mounted bookshelf, and a leopard rug
Source: @bykaar via Instagram
Modern kids' room with star-patterned walls, teal curtains, a study desk, cozy storage bins, and a gray upholstered bed
Source: @melissamikaela via Instagram
Rustic kids' bedroom with a metal bed frame, blue dresser, horse wall decor, wooden ladder, and cozy neutral tones
Source: @davisfarmhouselife via Instagram

3. Paint A Fun Mural Art

Incorporate mural art as a way to inject character and charm into your child’s space. Make sure to base it off of their personality, making sure whatever design you come up with reflects what is special about them! On top of mural art, why not DIY a few items to give that extra personal, unique touch?

Chalkboard paint is always a great option, allowing your kiddo to express themselves artistically all while utilizing the walls in their living space. Use these fun tips and tricks on your next decorating venture, and create an unforgettable space for your little one.

Nature-inspired kids' room with a forest mural, white wooden bed, playful stuffed toys, and cozy storage for books and games
Source: @karola.ess_ via Instagram
Minimalist kids' bedroom with a white bed, road map wall decal, black wall lamp, yellow star accent, and a toy car on a wooden stool
Source: @by.crealicious via Instagram

4. Hang 3D Animal Wall Art

3D animal wall art is a great way to add personality and style to your kid’s room. Instead of covering the walls with posters or wallpaper, 3D animal wall art creates a creative 3-dimensional work of art that will turn an ordinary room into an extraordinary space.

3D animal wall art can come in many varieties, from safari animals for the adventurous traveler, to mythical creatures for the imaginative mind. With 3D animal wall art, you can create a world of its own that your little one can explore every day.

Modern kids' room with a mountain mural, plush polar bear wall decor, cozy bed, reading nook, and playful accents in soft colors
Source: @3boysandahome via Instagram
Minimalist kids' room with a white bed, striped accent wall, plush animal wall decor, star-patterned curtains, and a vintage toy car
Source: @mitt_lune_hjem via Instagram
Modern kids' bedroom with a soft pink and white color palette, featuring a tufted bed, feather-patterned wallpaper, floating cloud-shaped bookshelves with stuffed toys, a study desk with colorful cabinets, and wooden flooring
Source: @casa_embellish_studio via Instagram

5. Put Up Decorative Wallpaper For An Accent

Kids’ rooms should be both decorative and functional. A great, low-cost way to achieve this is decorative wallpaper for accent walls. Whether you choose a pattern featuring more subtle colors or want something that makes a bold statement, you can effortlessly switch up the look of the room each season.

Plus, paper with simpler patterns can easily hide any dirt and stains from ever-growing hands which makes it a great choice for active kids. Additionally, it is much easier to switch out decorative accents instead of changing the whole paint job if you’d like to freshen up your room’s look.

Whimsical kids' bedroom with a bird-patterned wallpaper, purple bedding, and a cloud-shaped light fixture, featuring a unique blue storage cabinet and a cozy white fuzzy bench
Source: @circu_magical_furniture via Instagram
Cozy kids' bedroom with a celestial-themed dark green wallpaper featuring stars, moons, and tigers, complemented by a warm-toned bed, a glowing crescent moon light, and natural woven decor
Source: @creativelabamsterdam via Instagram
Nursery with a minimalist wooden crib and jungle-themed wall decals featuring a lounging leopard, playful monkeys, and cheerful meerkats on a soft-toned background
Source: @e_glue via Instagram
Dinosaur-themed kids' bedroom featuring green bedding, a patterned blanket, plush dinosaur pillows, and a neon T-Rex wall light against a wallpapered wall with green dinosaur illustrations
Source: @kristaoldach via Instagram
Kids room with wallpaper
Source: @littlehandswallpaper via Instagram
Nature-themed nursery with a wooden crib, botanical wallpaper featuring peacocks and foliage, a small play kitchen, and a large plush dinosaur toy on a patterned rug
Source: @muistaunelmoida via Instagram
Modern kids' bedroom with matching black and white metal beds, playful wall art, rainbow decals, and cozy monochrome bedding
Source: @nines.kids_ via Instagram
Fairy-themed girls' bedroom with pink floral wallpaper, a silhouette fairy wall decal, cozy red bedding, and elegant sheer curtains
Colorful playroom with an owl and tree-themed wallpaper, a small white table surrounded by pink, green, and yellow chairs, and a white shelf with books and storage bins
Source: @wallpaperfactory via Instagram

6. White for a Versatile & Airy Look

When it comes to decorating a kid’s room, white is often the simplest and most versatile option. White walls work with any color scheme and can be used to create a classic look or accentuate the vibrancy of your chosen decor.

To prevent any white-out boredom, why not add some extra life with wall art? There are tons of fun prints designed just for kids’ rooms, or they can choose some photos and make their own personalized wall collages. For a finishing touch, make sure to bring it all together with cozy pieces such as throw pillows and blankets which will tie the entire room together!

Elegant white nursery featuring a round crib with a sheer canopy, a plush feathered pendant light, a rocking chair, woven storage baskets, a giraffe plush toy, and a soft quilted rug, creating a cozy and serene atmosphere
Source: @interiorbylayalyildirim via Instagram
Minimalist white nursery featuring a crib with a sheer canopy, a built-in wardrobe with open shelving, a cozy bean bag with a star pillow, and a large window with beige Roman shades allowing natural light to brighten the space
Source: @lin_da.k via Instagram
Charming white kids' bedroom with a vintage-style bed featuring a bunny-themed pillow, a cozy gray blanket, and a small round bedside table adorned with gold decor, potted plants, and a sleek gold lamp
Source: @maiifin via Instagram
Elegant all-white kids' bedroom featuring a custom-built loft bed designed like a miniature house, complete with windows, doors, and a scalloped awning
Source: @monaport.interiors via Instagram
Minimalist kids' bedroom with a Scandinavian-inspired house-shaped wooden bed frame, cozy bedding with black-and-white prints, and soft plush pillows
Source: @omatupa via Instagram
Bright and whimsical nursery with hexagon wall shelves, pastel name garland, gold polka dot accents, and a soft baby mobile
Source: @happymadeco via Instagram
Minimalist kids' bedroom with a black metal bed frame, white and black accent pillows, a light-colored bedsheet, a geometric-patterned accent wall, a small wooden side table, a hanging plant, a hexagonal mirror, and a window allowing natural light
Source: @lifeonthehillstead via Instagram

7. Designate Shelves For Toys & Crafts

Designate shelves for them to store their toys and designate a spot for crafts–this could be a table or even a designated shelf. This will not only encourage organization, but it’ll also make the room feel like its own special place which it can interact with.

Don’t be afraid to mix colors and furniture styles! Vibrant colors tend to encourage creativity, while specific furniture pieces, such as closet organizers or wall hooks, can keep the room neat and organized. Let your child’s imagination run wild and get creative when coming up with ideas–you never know what unexpected elements may show up in the end result!

Rustic wooden storage unit in a kids' room, filled with stuffed animals, books, and vintage toy cars for an organized play space
Source: @austom1 via Instagram
Modern kids' room with a wooden wardrobe, minimalist decor, dollhouse, woven storage basket, and playful wall details
Source: @childishreallife via Instagram
Modern kids' room with a large white and green built-in wardrobe, loft bed, and open shelving for organized storage
Source: @dmdmebeli via Instagram
Playful kids' room with panda-themed bean bag chairs, wooden storage shelves, space-themed wall decals, and colorful pennant bunting
Source: @elinlagerquist via Instagram
Vintage-style blue and white wardrobe in a kids' room, featuring open shelves, retro toys, boxing gloves, and antique wooden balls
Source: @milan2004 via Instagram
Modern kids' room with a white storage cabinet, colorful books, gray storage bins, a green dinosaur toy, and geometric wallpaper
Source: @riverridgehome via Instagram

8. Encourage Play With A Climbing Set

When decorating a kid’s room, encourage creative play by installing a climbing play set or monkey bar set. This allows children to let their imaginations run wild and make up their own games as they explore different activities in the comfort of their own bedrooms. Kids can easily create adventures as they climb, hang, and swing on these structures.

By finding furniture that encourages exploration and playful interaction within the home, you can guarantee that kids won’t get bored — giving them hours upon hours of entertainment while they stay entertained with these pieces.

Modern kids' bedroom with a neutral color scheme, featuring a soft upholstered bed, a climbing wall with gym rings, a play area with a small wooden table and chairs, and a whimsical elephant and rabbit wall mural with floating bubbles
Source: @antica_style via Instagram

9. Pull-Out Bed For Shared Bedrooms

When it comes to decorating a kids’ bedroom, there are plenty of creative ideas out there. A pull-out bed is a great choice for shared bedrooms, and it’s also helpful when the kids want to invite friends over to sleep over. Hardwood floors make keeping the room tidy easy, while rugs bring warmth and comfort as well as an opportunity for fun color combinations.

Lights with adjustable brightness levels help youngsters read or do homework before bedtime, while furniture pieces with multiple purposes save on precious floor space. An area rug can pull the entire look together and provide extra seating for group activities like game nights and movie marathons.

With these ideas, your child’s room can become a cozy but stylish sanctuary that encourages creativity and imagination!

Modern kids' bedroom with a blue and gray color scheme, featuring a built-in bunk bed with storage drawers, a study desk with a blue chair, overhead cabinets, a geometric-patterned rug, and a high ceiling with large windows letting in natural light
Source: @lestro_srl via Instagram

10. Make It Cohesive With A Monochrome Palette

A monochrome palette brings a stylish, timeless feel to a child’s room, blending a single color in various shades and textures.

Choose a base color that reflects your child’s personality and complements the room’s lighting. Incorporate different textures within this color scheme through bedding, curtains, and rugs to add depth. Balance the color with neutral furniture for a grounded, calming effect.

This approach not only creates a visually cohesive space but also adapts easily as your child grows, making it a practical and elegant choice.

Modern kids' bedroom with a black, white, and yellow superhero theme, featuring a single bed with geometric pillows and a yellow throw blanket, a study desk with storage, a bean bag chair, a patterned area rug, a white wardrobe, and superhero-themed wall decor
Source: @linoyhomestying via Instagram
Modern kids' bedroom with a teal and white color scheme, cozy bed, butterfly wall decor, vanity desk, and sleek sliding wardrobe
Source: @fab_projektowanie_wnetrz via Instagram

11. Rustic & Wood Elements For Added Warmth

Decorating your kids’ room can be a fun activity for both parent and child alike. For a rustic, warm ambiance, opt for natural wood and rustic textures throughout the room – from decorations to furniture to toys as well. Consider incorporating features such as wood paneled walls or rustic cushions around their bed, or hang wood-based wall art in various shapes and sizes.

Organic wooden toys are great play pieces and double as decor elements too but don’t forget the practicality of good storage pieces like chests and bookcases which add invaluable functionality to any kid’s bedroom.

Cozy kids' room with wooden furniture, nature-inspired decor, soft cushions, wicker baskets, and playful wall-mounted wooden shelves
Source: @___s.u.s.a.n.n.e___ via Instagram
Whimsical kids' bedroom with a vintage-style bed, soft canopy, neutral decor, woven baskets, and cozy textured bedding
Source: @ellaria_rus via Instagram
Charming kids' room with playful wall art, a white toy chest, wicker storage, soft pastel decor, and cute stuffed animals
Source: @__mamalina__ via Instagram
Cozy kids' room with a vintage-style dollhouse, pastel bedding, a rainbow wall tapestry, plush toys, and soft decorative accents
Source: @prettylittlescandi via Instagram

12. Loft Beds For Small Bedrooms

A loft bed is an excellent way to save space in smaller bedrooms, but don’t forget the fun details that make a room unique. Rugs and mats can add color and a unique feel to any room, while wall décors, such as murals or decals are a great way to let their imagination run wild. Don’t be afraid to play with paint—a three-color combination looks great on most walls.

Finally, accent pieces like lamps or throw pillows can bring life to any bedroom. With these design tips, you can create a safe and fun space for your kids that they will love for years to come!

Cozy kids' bedroom with a modern white loft bed, soft reading nook, wooden dollhouse, neutral decor, and playful pennant garland
Source: @by.mika_.sa_ via Instagram
Vibrant kids' bedroom with a white bunk bed, built-in storage, floral wallpaper, cozy reading nook, and pastel decor accents
Source: @nellydesign.ru_ via Instagram

13. Get A Day Bed

When designing your kids’ room, think about investing in a day bed or futon that can provide extra seating when it isn’t needed for sleeping. This is a great way to get more use out of one piece of furniture; plus, you can get creative with multicolored cushions and pillows that complement the overall decor.

If space allows, consider adding a small desk; it will encourage them to get creative while also having somewhere they can do their homework. With these multi-purpose pieces, you can create a room that looks stylish and organized.

Cozy kids' bedroom with a white house-frame bed, star garland, soft bedding, plush toys, and a minimalist neutral decor theme
Source: @herzmama.2018 via Instagram

14. Elevate Playtime With A Hanging Canopy

Decorating a kid’s room can be a great opportunity to get creative and let their personality shine through. One idea for spicing up the room is hanging a canopy in one of the corners. This charming addition provides an instant play corner for them to escape into their own imaginary world.

It will also add a unique touch to the overall decor, making it really stand out from other kids’ rooms! Have fun with different fabric patterns, and hanging accessories such as lights or paper mobiles, and feel free to change things up once in a while.

Dreamy girls' bedroom with a vintage-style bed, soft canopy, cloud wall decor, warm neutral tones, and cozy woven storage
Source: @interior.design.iideas via Instagram
Whimsical kids' room with a dark blue canopy reading nook, animal-themed decor, floating shelves, and a cozy study space
Source: @little_luxworld via Instagram

15. Organize With Woven Baskets For An Aesthetic Look

When it comes to decorating your kids’ room, it’s important to find an aesthetic that is not only visually pleasing but also functional and practical. A great way to organize toys, books, and games while keeping the room looking neat is to use woven baskets.

Not only are they easy to organize; but they also add a nice touch of texture and style to any kids’ bedroom. Additionally, labeling each basket it can be a great way for children to organize their own space without much guidance from adults.

Stylish kids' playroom with a natural wood storage system, woven baskets, learning area, play table, and a cozy neutral design
Source: @jensgatheringnest via Instagram

16. Hang A Peg Board To Spark Creativity

There are so many ways to add a style and flair to your kids’ room that will reflect their creativity. One of the best ways to add color and personality is to add a peg board. This simple wall mount gives you plenty of space for hanging pictures, organizing toys, and displaying collectibles. Plus, it adds a fun element that can actually spark creative ideas in your kids’ minds.

Also, consider the flooring; switch out boring carpets for fun rugs with vivid colors or geometric designs that add both texture and comfort to the room. Incorporating these small touches will give your kids a personalized space for learning, playing, and dreaming.

Bright and cheerful kids' room with a pastel blue bed frame, rainbow wall art, cozy pillows, macrame decor, and a small study table
Source: @jhdesigns1010 via Instagram

17. Create a Mini Library With Hanging Shelves

When it comes to decorating a kids’ room, think outside the box! Why not create a mini library filled with some books they can choose from? You could also put up some hanging shelves so they can add their favorite artwork or decorations.

Kids love having a space of their own to express themselves – don’t forget to include plenty of fun colors and textures to make it extra special. With these ideas as your starting point, you’re sure to have an amazing kids’ room that your little ones will enjoy for years to come.

Kids' room wall with yellow floating bookshelves and storage cubes, holding children's books, toys, framed artwork, and decorative items
Source: @kitcubos via Instagram
Andra DelMonico

Writer

With over ten years of experience, Andra understands the unique challenges that come with home improvement projects and interior design.

With over ten years of experience, Andra understands the unique challenges that come with home improvement projects and interior design.

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