How To Create The Perfect Kid’s Bedroom

The perfect kid’s bedroom is one that highlight’s their personality and sparks their imagination. But where on earth does one begin?! We hear you loud and clear! Keep reading for our top tips, sure to have your little one’s eyes sparkling with joy.

Image Features: Oasis Single Bed, Twilight Bedside Table, Twilight Lowboy, Twlight Desk, Twlight Robe and Emily Office Chair

1. Function First

Like all creative projects, before the shopping spree we need to figure out what our grand plans for space are. Will this space be just for sleeping, or does it need to have multiple components? A space they can also retreat to relax, play, or study? Once you know what the end game is, it’s easier to map out your bigger items and think of pieces that can multifunctional.

2. Choose a Theme

Is your child a fairy princess, at one with nature or perhaps the chosen one, destined to bring balance to the Force? Choosing a theme or finding your colour pallet is a fun first step in achieving the bedroom of their dreams. Sit down with your child to discuss their favourite characters and colours, and then have fun weaving these into their room.

3. Colour Their World

Sometimes committing to painting walls isn’t optional (shout out to those who rent) or something you don’t want to fully commit to, especially when little minds can move very quickly on the newest thing. But just because the walls are white, doesn’t mean the full effect is out of arms reach! Incorporating colour into your kid’s bedroom is easy when you have the right accessories. Use furniture, cushions, lamps and rugs as an affordable and easy way of adding in their favourite colours.

Image Features: Willow Single Bed, Pod Bedside Table, Pod Desk, Pod Tallboy and Kimbra Rug.

4. Vertical Space

Utilise space on the walls with bookshelves, tallboys and other functional storage pieces. From the moment your child is born, they’ll collect a lot of stuff, from toys through to books. Not only does storage provide a great place to showcase trophies, toys and collectables, it will also help to maximise space on the floor for play, or trundle beds, for the all-important sleep over.

5. Back to School

As your child grows, they’ll need their own space to do their homework, draw and be creative in. Having kids study furniture in their bedroom will encourage their productivity. Consider a functional desk and chair to ensure they have somewhere to concentrate and get down to work, while also offering an imaginative space to create

6. Corner Retreat

Is there a spare corner or nook in your kid’s room? This might be just the place to add a colourful, multi-tasking bookshelf, perfect for clearing away the clutter, or a comfortable armchair to curl up in and enjoy a story with mum or dad. Running out of space? Consider multipurpose furniture like storage ottomans or toy boxes in areas like these that not only aesthetically enhance their space but provide much needed storage for all their bits and bobs.

Image Features: Venus Single Bed, Venus Storage Box, Venus Armchair & Footstool, Cloud Dressing Table Set, and Cloud Bedside Table. 

Give your child’s room a makeover they’ll love and transform their space to suit their personality and growing needs!