10 pretty, inspiring and well-thought-out children’s bedrooms
> Before/After: adjoining bedrooms become independent How to decorate a child’s bedroom? To start decorating a child’s room, we choose clear and timeless tones while respecting their tastes: beige, blue, pastel green, powder pink, sparkling yellow… Our little ones also love a decoration that transports them to their universe. This is why the panoramic wallpaper is given pride of place in this space. Jungle animals, plant landscapes, small flowers, graphics… are placed on a single section of the wall, avoiding visual overloading of the premises. Depending on the structure of the room and its area, storage is invited under the bed. The latter can be installed on a mezzanine, built into a wall, stacked to create a bedroom for two children or simply be placed in an angle. As for the office, it is set up opposite the sleeping area. We opt for a minimalist and shallow model so as not to encroach on the available space. A light wood is preferable for a sober effect.”/>
> Before/After: adjoining bedrooms become independent How to decorate a child’s bedroom? To start decorating a child’s room, we choose clear and timeless tones while respecting their tastes: beige, blue, pastel green, powder pink, sparkling yellow… Our little ones also love a decoration that transports them to their universe. This is why the panoramic wallpaper is given pride of place in this space. Jungle animals, plant landscapes, small flowers, graphics… are placed on a single section of the wall, avoiding visual overloading of the premises. Depending on the structure of the room and its area, storage is invited under the bed. The latter can be installed on a mezzanine, built into a wall, stacked to create a bedroom for two children or simply be placed in an angle. As for the office, it is set up opposite the sleeping area. We opt for a minimalist and shallow model so as not to encroach on the available space. A light wood is preferable for a sober effect.”/>
Eloise Trouvat
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10 pretty, inspiring and well-thought-out children’s bedrooms
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A child’s bedroom with an alcove
An alcove has some interesting advantages for the layout of a bedroom, in addition to bringing that much appreciated fairy tale charm. If you design it, slide in storage to optimize space. Conversely, if it is already present, it offers the possibility of installing the office corner or the bed below. To sublimate it, nothing like wallpaper in the background.
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A functional child’s room
In lack of space to organize a traditional child’s room? We then steal ideas from it. The longest of the walls is entirely adorned with closed storage units in which a bed appears to be suspended and fits into it. An unusual space-saving trick.
Craftsman and general building company, Interior designer: HEAVY RENOVATION
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A child’s bedroom with a mezzanine
Need to optimize an office area without losing square meters? The good idea is to install a bed on the mezzanine, if the ceiling height allows it, in order to place the desk below as well as storage space next to it.
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A child’s bedroom with a cabin bed
The cabin bed is the star of children’s rooms for several reasons. Neither too much nor too low, this type of model allows the little ones to gain autonomy. Useful from early childhood, since it has bars, it can be kept for a long time. Because yes, some are scalable. Also, its shape takes on the air of a castle of knights, princesses, a cabin in the jungle or a teepee that will make the little ones dream.
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A room for two children
Bunk beds installed in a recess are required in the layout of a room for two or three children. On the color side, a deep shade blends with light wood structuring the room. A dressing room hides behind the stairs. Finally, drawers, shelves and closed cupboards adorn the walls, perfectly organizing the bedroom.
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A child’s room decorated with wallpaper
Wallpaper finds a special place in children’s rooms. For good reason, it allows you to create a decor with a few strips. Whether panoramic with a vegetal, animal or more graphic print, it gives all its style to the room. It is also ideal for delimiting the sleeping area of the play area or as a separation in a bedroom for two.
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A clean child’s room
Children grow quickly and their tastes change just as quickly. In order not to revamp your room every year, a refined decoration, although personal, is in order. We then choose neutral shades, delicate prints and a layout that will last over time.
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An optimized child’s room
The high bed remains a safe bet for small children’s rooms. A desk area and/or some storage can be slid under to optimize the square meters. And rather than opting for classic models, this professional opted for a singular bed with metal legs and stairs and a wooden frame with rounded edges.
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A trendy child’s room
This children’s room brings together many trends. The pink floral wallpaper brings a chic country spirit, confirmed by the single tin bed. The recess is optimized, thus accommodating wall shelves. The closet offers caning doors and the veiling is in linen.
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A child’s room like a hut
Designed like a small cabin under the roof, this room is perfectly optimized. Niches above the windows become small shelves. The desk runs on either side of the wall overlapping the radiator without interfering with it and freeing up space. Next to it, like an alcove, the bed settles almost on the floor nestled under the window.
