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A child’s room is a place for growth, learning & creativity. What better way to foster these traits then to create a calming oasis full of a child’s favorite things. Here are some inspiring rooms to make your child’s dreams come true!
Kate Berry gave her daughter plenty of hidden storage options in her ode to all things creative in this bedroom.
This home embraces the full color spectrum that comes with kids’ toys! Hidden bench storage allows items to be tucked away when not in use. Designed by Gabrielle Reinhardt from Berkley Interiors.
Tidy Little Tribe showcases the absolute best way to store a large Nerf-Gun collection!
What should you do with all those Lego figurines? Display them of course a la Kathleen from the Style Curator.
Trundle Beds aren’t just for extra sleeping space…they can create more space for activities just like this space from @burtsbrisplease.
Labels aren’t just for adults! Instead, incorporate pictures into your organization system so that the youngest members of the family can also be responsible for keeping things clean & tidy.
Embrace creativity by allowing your kids to draw directly on their dresser. Whether for labeling or just for fun this is one space that can be reorganized endlessly - no need for a label maker!
Not only can framing get expensive, but also how do you choose among all your child’s precious artwork!? Take a page from this inspiring idea & let your child change out their framed art at the snap of a finger!
Take a page from Studio DIY and create a rainbow of your child’s most prized possession by organizing everything in rainbow order!
Dry Goods Containers aren’t just for perishable items. Rachel Parcell organizes her craft closet with these glass canisters and woven baskets.
A Victorian home in London uses it’s built in bookcase to display books, toys, and costumes for the kids.
Install a coat rack outside of the closet. It can be used for more than just coats - backpacks, stuffed animals, toys, you name it!