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Whether you've been taking steps toward green living or you're a newbie and want to jump start your efforts and reduce your carbon footprint on earth, one area of opportunity is your toddler's room. |
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Forget about primary colours for a child's bedroom - these rooms are using a kaleidoscope of colour to create children's bedrooms that are bright and beautiful. |
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Having recently stumbled upon new design ideas from ClosetMaid, I thought it would be nice to share some of the stunning ideas they have come up with. They might inspire you to rip out and install a new closet. |
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We created a crackle effect on an old chest of drawers for a unique and colourful effect for a little girl’s bedroom. Crackling gives an antiqued, weathered look to furniture, accessories and trim in a couple of hours. |
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Decorating a bedroom for a boy can be difficult, especially when they are at that age where toys are no longer cool and they haven't yet made of their mind what they like. |
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Steal ideas from these fun and functional children’s rooms that offer smart design, cool themes, and fun colours. |
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While transforming a teen’s bedroom into a stylish space may require some help on your side, with set guidelines and some collaboration you’re likely to overcome the 'eye roll' or an argument. |
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Look anywhere these days and there is a definite trend towards designing a nursery that caters for boy or girl - a gender neutral nursery. |
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We always feature such lovely ways to decorate a bedroom for a little girl but rarely for a little boy. So for all you moms out there looking for ideas for a little boy's bedroom, this article is just for you! |
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Be inspired to create the perfect bedroom for a little girl or young lady. We show you different bedroom designs that would fit into any home and can easily and affordably be duplicated. |
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Every mother experiences a time when her little shabby chick grows into a Chic Princess. It's a time when Barbie is quietly laid to rest and nail polish, lipstick and mascara start appearing on the shopping list. |
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I recently stumbled upon this wonderful nursery. New parents, Eric and Kirsten have decorated a beautiful nursery for their daughter, Addison. This is a pictorial library of the finished nursery. |
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Finding suitable toy storage can be quite a challenge. If you're short of space you'll need to be imaginative and clever with your ideas - and, it can also be tricky finding solutions that will blend with your home's decor. Take inspiration from this selection. |
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Whether you're starting from scratch or sprucing up what you've already used, browse this selection of inspiring nurseries for darling bits of inspiration to decorate your child's nursery. |
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What boy is not fascinated by cars - no matter what their age, and this cute Volksie headboard is perfect for any little boy. |
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We wrapped our storage ottoman in faux cowhide suede and added extra padding and a thick foam top to make it extra cuddly and perfect for a nursery or children's bedroom. |
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It isn't always possible for children to have a bedroom of their own, and many have to share a space with an older or younger sibling. But a shared bedroom doesn't have to mean that space is cramped and the room is packed with furniture. Here are some ideas and inspiration for designing and decorating a shared bedroom. |
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No more pencils, no more books, summer is a great time to give kids’ bedrooms a new look. Enlist your children in the design, and find projects they can do themselves. Here are some ideas, tips and simple decorating projects to get you started. |
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It's a fact that kid bedrooms are often small and pokey, with minimal built-in storage and inadequate natural light. To compensate for this there are various ways that you can design a room that incorporates all the essentials and is bright, organised and a fun place to sleep. |
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This article is for all the mums-to-be out there who are struggling to find ideas on decorating a nursery. I recently came across a range of gorgeous furniture at Restoration Hardware and thought that you would enjoy - be inspired! |
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When space is limited and children have to share a bedroom, there can often be disagreements about who gets what space, and whose stuff belongs where. Here are some ideas for dividing up a shared bedroom without limiting the space... |
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There are girls that want their bedroom to be cool and funky, and there are girls who want a modern bedroom with all the mod cons, but there will always be girls who want a bedroom that is truly romantic - where frills, bows and ribbons abound. Be inspired ... |
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This beautiful, sturdy baby crib or cot easily turns in a striking and practical pair of chairs |
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Add extra storage to your nursery or kids' room with this accessible and washable canopy. |
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A loft bed has always been a popular furniture choice in children's bedrooms. There is plenty of room to play underneath, while the top part in our version is so imaginatively decorated that sweeter dreams are guaranteed! |
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A multipurpose shelving unit serves as a fun headboard and provides storage and display space for toys, collectibles, and bedtime storybooks |
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Use your imagination and look for unique and creative ways to add colour, dress up the room and incorporate accessories to create a room that is comfortable and pretty. |
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Stuck with a small bedroom for a tween or teen. I have done some 'surfin' and come across some clever ideas that would work - no matter how small the bedroom! |
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Knowing the girls we know, their bedrooms will become hiding places of doll body parts, books on fairies, hair clips, pictures of the cast of High School Musical and the occasional pair of your shoes. But that doesn't mean you can't inspire in them an early interest in interior design by decorating their bedrooms beautifully. And remember, it needn't be pink... |
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Expecting a new addition to the family? Decorating a nursery for your new born is as easy at logging onto your PC and surfing the Internet. There are so many wonderful ways to decorate a nursery that you will be spoilt for options ... |
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Decorate a bedroom fit for your little princess. Whether she wants pink or lime green and orange, adding colour and decor to a bedroom has never been easier. |
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After having two boys, I was certain that I was never going to get my pink little girl. And then I discovered that I was pregnant. 9 months later, our sweet Baby Ellison arrived - Welcome to Ellison's room! |
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Young children need plenty of storage, and it's good to get them into being organised from an early age - and less work for you when they grow up! Large shelf units - filled with labelled containers - are ideal for storage in play spaces. |
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Not every girl wants to be surrounded by princesses and fairies, but all girls love a sense of majestic opulence and glamour. Plush soft furnishings and textured fabrics combined with sparkly lights and lots of reflective surfaces give a fairytale feel without being kitsch. |
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With a first baby on the way, the task of decorating the nursery can be daunting. You want to create a relaxing space that is cute and functional (filled with furniture and colours that could grow with the little one) and won't cost as much as a house. |
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Details like the trim in this bedroom for a little girl, add a beautiful finishing touch and take away the 'boxy' look. Architectural details and mock panels are very easy to achieve with the right materials and a few basic power tools. Heidi shows us how she created the perfect bedroom for her daughter. |
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Decorating the nursery is one of the most exciting rituals in preparation for the arrival of a new baby. Whether you are expecting a boy or a girl there are some fantastic children’s furniture and fabrics around so you should have no shortage of inspiration. |
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When it comes to bedrooms, it doesn’t have to be a case of blue for a boy. There are plenty of imaginative ways to decorate a boy’s bedroom and the first step is getting your child involved in coming up with design ideas and choosing accessories. |
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Good planning is essential to create a nursery which is safe, practical and flexible. Only a year separates the newborn from the active, exploring baby. These early months represent the most intensive period of development in your child's life. |
