Kids Bedrooms

Now, I plan to completely shift gears. Rather than focusing on one individuals bedroom look, I would like to change the focus to our little ones. Having kids can make it difficult to create classy, neat bedroom looks. With the excess amount of toys and clutter that comes with having kids it can be overbearing finding a look that suits your home a your way of life. In this post, I want to offer several styles for kids rooms including shared rooms between siblings, twin rooms, and individual girl and boy rooms. As implemented in the previous blog, I will come up with names for each room that I feel suits it best. I hope with doing so it makes each style easier to find and navigate.

Double the trouble:

This room layout is perfect for two young boys. For someone with OCD like me, the style of this room helps to ensure both sides are identical and showcase both of the boy's personalities. With the blown out names on the wall you can easily tell who's side is who's even while looking exactly the same. There also seems to be a good amount of storage at the base of each bed which can help to sort out socks and underwear. As you can see on the shelf below the night stand there are several knick knacks being stored in a clean and clutter-less way.

Credit to: Pinterest (hyperlink included)

Materials needed to make this look happen:

-Wooden letters (spelling out the name of kids)

-Matching plaid comforters 

-Night Stand

-Throw Blankets

-Faux Wood Blinds

-Plaid Pillows

-Dinosaur Decorative Pillows

-Night Lamp

-Bookcase Bed with Drawers 

-Full Size Rug

-Ceiling Fan

Mermaid:

This room is ideally what every little girl dreams of having. It showcases the standards that a living mermaid would have and will bring all of your child's fantasies to life. This style is super fun and unique and would definitely bring some bragging rights into your little ones life.

Credit to: Pinterest (hyperlink included)

How to make the mermaid theme come to life:

-LED Neon Name

-Candy Tassel Chandelier

-Rattan Play Kitchen

-Night Stand

-Tassel Garland

-Treasure Chest Storage Box

-Shell Bed Frame

-Shell Pillow

-Flora Bedding

-Flower Decor

-Wallpaper

Split:

This room is specifically for BOTH a girl and a boy. I feel like this room is very simplistic but also has several attributes that make it stand out. The paint job really makes this room stand out as well as the pink clouds easing into the blue. This style of a room is very doable and can be used for a wide range of ages.

Credit to: Pinterest (hyperlink included)

What you will need to create this style:

-LED Clouds

-Paintable Spaceship Shelves

-Paintable Hot Air Balloon Shelves

-Paintable Drawer/ Night Stand

-Blue Comforter 

-Pink Comforter 

-Artificial Plants

-Paints (Blue, Light Pink, Pink)

Vroom:

This car styled bedroom is perfect for a young boy. While still having a wow factor (the car bed), it also remains simple. The whole room is enhanced by roads and toy cars that help to keep the theme alive. The one gray wall also helps to add some dimension to the room so the walls look more covered.

Credit to: Pinterest (hyperlink included)

Things needed to make the car theme come to life:

-Car Bed 

-Picture frames

-Gray Comforter

-Road to put on the Carpet

-Toy Cars

-Mounted Book Shelf

-Race Track Poster Wall

-Box Chest for other toys

That is all of the kids bedroom inspirations I have time for today. I look forward to adding when I get more time to browse, however, the next thing I would like to look more into is bathroom styles. Stay in tune for some newer content.

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