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Kids Room Design Photos and Ideas

Decorated with colorful flags handmade by Christine, the kids’ light-filled play-space can easily be converted into a second bedroom.
In 8-year-old Olivia's room, minimalist bookshelves and a comfy hideaway make for the perfect retreat.
Bunk beds outfit the children's bedroom.
The 3,700-square-foot home has four bedrooms. The owners, who are expecting their first child, just finished transforming one of them into a nursery. The dresser is from Room & Board and the hanging planters are by Sandbox Ceramics.
A closer look at the play-space mezzanine.
Leo's new play-space has quickly become Eric's favorite part of the home. "It was one of the most simple projects to build, but the most satisfying to complete because of the look on Leo’s face when he first climbed inside and saw all his toys in HIS space," he notes.
Mehdi and his wife, Sanae, have six-year-old twins, each with his own bedroom. The early-bird son’s room faces east, while the south room is for the son who likes to sleep in. The tipi was a gift from Mehdi’s father, also an architect.
REIMAGINED TODDLERS BED: Reimagine the KURA bed by adding a roofline and white washing the bedframe. This simple structure transforms into endless possibilities for a child’s imagination.
The second floor balcony has been reconfigured to create a series of flexible family spaces for play and work that surround the series of public spaces on the ground floor.
Canny 'The New' Girl's Bedroom
Canny 'The New' Rumpus Room
AFTER - Son's study area and activity room with giant wall climbing pegboard.
The child's room has a bunk bed and study area.
Beneath the pitched roof, there’s a bedroom with custom bunks for visiting grandchildren.
An existing structure was moved, remodeled, and repurposed as a bunkroom.
Nursery room. Scandinavian style.
Bedroom with custom loft bed
A glazed wall forms a corridor that leads toward the daughter's bedroom.
Oh My Wall from Paris Wallpaper was fitted on wardrobe doors in one of the children's rooms.
Two bright bedrooms are generously sized.
In total, there are four bedrooms in the home.
The guest room features two concealed beds: a wall-bed stored upright and a pull-out bed beneath the indoor garden's raised timber deck. For privacy, the architects have added sliding wooden doors, as well as privacy curtains that can be drawn along a curved track that is recessed into the false ceiling.
Here is a look at the room Gracia designed for his daughter, Valentina, which has ample storage for her toys.
To maximize space, they added bunk beds to an area that was previously a slide-out entertainment center, and also included storage underneath.
Sosi gets into trouble beneath a colorful grid painted by her dad as a riff on the German painter Gerhard Richter.
A passage between the walls for hide and seek.
Child's bedroom with custom cabinetry and reading nook
The grandchildrens' room, on the same, well-lit side of the house as Ray's office, is adorned with dolls and books.
Oversized sliding doors open to the bunk room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the serene lake.
Maja's room is filled with toys and includes a little desk area for drawing and writing.
The pencil-themed desk and stool are by Pierre Sala.
The children’s rooms, which are reserved for family and an extended network of friends, feature more custom Crasset-designed beds set against a vivid blue backdrop, courtesy of the French paint brand Zolpan.
Sleeping nooks that look like the grooves in a block of cheese.
Benedetta's son's bedroom, which is on the second floor of the villa. The bed is her own design.
In the two bedrooms, the floors transition from polished concrete to warm parquet with interesting grains and varied shades, set in a latticed pattern.
Jasper and Maeve take five. One of their requests was for their dad to create a secret door to connect their bedrooms together.
2nd bedroom
Here is a look at her Dino Yellow Green wallpaper. When preparing her designs, Zeng will often create a pattern where the repetition isn't too obvious, as she believes this makes the look more immersive.
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