Ready Solutions: 5 Ideas for Kids' Room

You asked, and we delivered: ready solutions for kids' room interior are already waiting for you in our article.

For a kids' room in the Scandinavian style

If you want your kids' room to always feel bright and cozy, go for the Scandinavian style. To keep more space open, use modular furniture — it won't occupy all the room. Besides, individual pieces can be easily replaced or added to when needed.

Combine white and grey neutral tones with pastel shades. For example, soft pink or turquoise — light muted tones will always be in style.

Campi Composition №1 Campi Composition №4 Wigwam "Starfall" Pillowcase for Decorative Cushion "Starfall"
Campi Composition №2 Campi Composition №5 Poster "To the White Moon and Back" Kids' Mailbox For a minimalist but vibrant kids' room

If the room is small, consider ready-made and functional furniture sets: wardrobe + suspended open and closed shelves + bed + desk. It's convenient when these are a single unit — they won't take up too much space and you won't need to buy anything extra.

Neutral tones can be brightened with vibrant colors. If you want to add sunshine to the interior, go for yellow — it's a safe bet.

Bonito Composition №5 Bonito Composition №3 Table Lamp Loft IT Roots Bed Linen Set "Skaledrom"
Bonito Composition №6

Bonito Composition №7

Cushion Cover Triangles Blanket with Braids Lilia For a kids' room with storage systems

To keep your kids' room tidy at all times, plan out all storage systems in advance. The more of them you have, the better. For toys and stationery, shelving units with open and closed shelves will work — everything used frequently can be kept visible, while the rest can be hidden behind doors (to prevent dust).

Alternatively, if you choose a two-level structure with a desk and bed above, you can use the steps as additional storage spaces.

Play Composition Play Composition 12 Play Composition 19 Play Composition 15 Table Lamp Arte Lamp Pinoccio Play Composition 16 Play Composition For a functional kids' room

There are many ready-made sets for organizing schoolchildren's workspaces, including desks, wardrobes, and shelves. The more closed drawers and shelves, the cleaner and neater the desk looks.

Additionally, such sets can add mood to the interior: choose a vibrant blue or orange variant and complement it with decor and textiles in a matching tone.

"Tetris" Set with "Space" Print

"Tetris" Set

Julia Grup Lamberrt Rotating Chair Table Lamp AJ EB

"Tetris" Set

"Tetris" Set

Bed Linen Set "Football Player"
Bed Linen Set "Butterflies"
For a Teenager's Room

If your child has grown up and is tired of bright colors, go for functional sets in natural tones. They're easy to complement with details in the desired shade.

Moreover, such furniture blends easily into any modern style (and even if you start a renovation project, there's no need to change anything).

"Dominica" Furniture Set

"Dominica" Furniture Set

Smart Rug №5 "Chessboard"
Bed Linen Set "Bessie Fish"
"Dominica" Furniture Set "Dominica" Furniture Set Table Lamp Wooden Pencil Holder

On the cover: design project by Ludmila Danilovich