This past year, ers were looking at kids’ room photographs in virtually every style and color palette for every age range. Nurseries, toddlers’ rooms, and teens’ rooms were on the record of most popular photographs uploaded this season, and designs ranged from traditional to modern.
Have a look at the 20 most popular kids room photographs uploaded to this season, and when you have seen them all, please let us know that room is your favorite.
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1. Although users were ripped about the grey color choice in this room, everyone agreed that these built-in bunk beds produced a perfect setup. Assembling them into the walls not only makes the bunk beds hardy and sound, but the setup allows for lots of distance in the remaining part of the room.
Southern Studio Interior Design
2. These bunk beds have been tucked into the corner in this room, making the most of what could happen to be embarrassing leftover space. ers adored the built-in shelving and reading nooks with lamps on each headboard.
Designs for Living
3. While this entire home was a massive hit this season, users really loved this easy child’s bedroom. The raised bookshelf with a ladder was an especially popular signature. Users also liked the concept of making a built-in bed near a window with a view.
Amy Lambert Lee
4. Doing an all-white nursery could be a little intimidating for new mothers, but ers liked this designer pulled off it. By layering textures and playing reflective surfaces, the nursery feels warm and comfy, but still very clean.
Alicia Ventura Interior Design
5. ers adored the adorable wall mural with built-in shelving inside this space. Many times, it can be a struggle to design a kids room with a theme that doesn’t feel cheesy or on the top. While this design is straightforward, it’s still playful and bright enough to cheer up a child’s playroom.
Kendall Wilkinson Design
6. Designing a teenager’s room is generally an issue of balancing items your teenager wants today with a look that will last through high school. This teenaged boys’ room uses a enjoyable and boyish brown-and-blue palette which will do the job for years to come. Custom built-ins round the bedframe can showcase knickknacks and trophies.
RLH Studio
7. users loved the daring and girly design inside this room. The wall and ceiling murals are magnificent, and the daring pink bedding is the perfect jolt of color.
Robert Young Architects
8. ers bookmarked this photo for its solution to this bunk-bed issue. Assembling the bunk beds in and keeping them clean and white means the rest of the room can be decorated in virtually any style.
Elizabeth Gordon
9. This boy’s bedroom is filled with easy and enjoyable design ideas. Try adding different colors of blue to liven up your son’s room. The mix of this locker cupboard, checkerboard rug along with daring blue walls leaves this room enjoyable without going overboard.
tuba yavuzer
10. Pink is just as popular as ever in little girls’ rooms, but purple is a near runner-up. ers bookmarked this photograph for the excellent bed frame, glittery lighting fixture and all the floral touches throughout the room.
Anita Roll Murals
11. When designing a nursery, you would like it to be a relaxing and tranquil space (parents will be spending a lot of time in there). This nature-inspired wall mural has a very serene texture, but the green stripes and blend of textiles make the room feel modern and happy.
Lauren Liess Interiors
12. ers adored the concept of putting a posh daybed at a nursery or toddler’s room. Not only is it a great area for parents to relax while reading or playing with their kid, but it can also be a fantastic transition bed following the crib. users bookmarked this photo for the kelly green textiles as well as the fun wall artwork .
Jennifer – Rambling Renovators
13. While this chamber is magnificent on its own, ers bookmarked it for the smart usage of Ikea cabinetry. By installing the cabinets on both sides of the window area and framing them with drywall, the designer was able to make it look like they had been built into the space.
Klang & Associates
14. Mixing chocolate brown with brighter colors was everywhere on this season. This designer mixed turquoise and lime green with brown to get a colorful teenage girl’s room. ers loved the look, and wanted to know about the matching products and accessories in this room.
Kayron Brewer, CKD, CBD / Studio K B
15. Here’s another amazing purple room, designed to get a teenage girl. ers adored the dress form in the corner along with the bulletin board over the custom dining room area.
DIVA INTERIOR CONCEPTS
16. If you’re going to perform a themed space for your teen or tween, it’s ideal to keep it easy. This tennis-inspired room can readily be transformed to a guest room following college graduation with just a small paint.
Grace Blu Designs, Inc..
17. The designer of the mod-style room went out with color and design. The grey base paint retains the look contemporary, but the drapes and colors give it a fun retro look that any teenage girl would love.
Carla Aston | Interior Designer
18. ers bookmarked this photo for the smart daybed design at the corner of a space. The corner headboard and pillows mean that the bed can serve as a couch during the day. Take off all of the cushions at night, and you get a comfy place to unwind and sleep.
Ben Dial
19. This bed is the perfect solution to get a space with slanted ceilings. A good deal of teens move to the top of the home after they’re done sharing a space — but it can be hard to utilize the limited space a sloped roof provides. This built-in mattress retains a high ceiling over the bed itself, and there was space for just a tiny bookshelf where the ceiling slopes.
GDC Construction
20. A contemporary version of a bunkhouse, this chamber can fit as many as five kids — all with lots of sleeping area. The designer worked together with all the long and narrow shape of this space by putting custom bunk beds from one wall and a crib and changing table another.
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