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Bedroom for Teenage Girl: 5 Tips for Choosing Furniture and Decor
In every parent's life, sooner or later (but usually unexpectedly) comes that moment when children suddenly become fully grown up. They are no longer interested in dolls and soft toys, and innocent motifs with Winnie the Pooh and Little Mermaid are replaced by bright posters with images of their favorite idols. Along with new preferences, comes the time for changes in your daughter's room.
We hope that the examples and tips provided will help you decide in which direction to proceed when working on the interior of a girl's room.




1. Starting Point – Child's Taste Preferences
Now, the decision-making process regarding the design of her own room involves the girl herself, not only her parents. Because a teenager's bedroom is a place of solitude with a comfortable atmosphere for studying, resting, and communicating with friends. Therefore, everything in it should correspond to the interests and hobbies of its owner, here her individuality and creative spirit should be expressed.




Two main directions in the design of bedrooms for young girls can be defined as:
Romantic and feminine style (glamour, Provence, art deco, vibrant eclecticism);





Neutral modern style (Scandinavian, contemporary, sometimes with industrial or grunge elements).



Not always do teenage girls lean toward pink frills and soft flowers; many girls find such doll-like surroundings irritating. It's important to determine your daughter's preferences before starting the renovation.


If your daughter is drawn to vibrant color palettes, do not hinder her desire. Why not choose reds, greens, or purples that can stimulate creativity and productivity in your daughter?




2. The Workspace Must Be Comfortable
While decorative styling is important, functionality must remain the top priority. The teenager's room should have a comfortable workspace located near a window. The desk should be supplemented with shelves, storage units, and drawers for textbooks, books, and stationery.


3. The Main Requirement for Bedroom Design – Uniqueness
Free space is very important for every girl. She needs a place for dancing, trying on outfits, doing aerobics or yoga. If the room is quite small, consider multi-functional mobile furniture: fold-out sofa with drawers, desk-secretary, moveable console tables and sideboards, storage spaces under soft benches and in poufs.
Leave only the essentials in the room. A compact wardrobe will suit frequently used items, and shoes, outerwear, and seasonal items can be stored in the hallway, walk-in closet, or attic.






4. Room Decor – Bright and Creative
A teenager's bedroom should be original, stylish, and modern so friends can be invited there. Therefore, pay special attention to the decor.
Individuality in the bedroom can be added through photos of the owner and her friends, bright posters, photo wallpapers, and paintings. However, it's important to maintain balance here. Frame the photos and posters in appropriate frames, help your daughter hang them according to an interesting scheme so that all elements of the composition harmonize and look good together.





Creative girls who love constant changes will appreciate stylish moodboards (boards where you can attach photos, postcards, and magazine cutouts), walls painted with chalk paint or specially coated for marker drawing.





5. Lounge Area in the Room – Must-Have
All teenagers love cozy seating and lounges where they can comfortably sit to browse a magazine or chat with friends on the phone. Be sure to provide such a corner in your daughter's room.
Ideal options:
Bean bag chair (due to its mobility, it's a handy item for small rooms); suspended chair or rocking chair (be extremely careful about the mounting method – consult with a specialist); platforms or stages; soft bench along the window, often hiding spacious drawers underneath.






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