Decorating Kids Rooms Index of Articles

Make Your Dorm Room a Place Everyone Wants to Be

Beach Bum Bedroom

Kids Rooms Themes

Your child's room should be a haven where they will feel safe and comforted when they are angry at the world.  It should be a room that they can take ownership in a feel like it is the one place in the house that was created just for them.

Tips on Decorating Kid's Rooms – Changing Tables

Your hospital bag is packed, you have a great crib for the baby, your friends have laden you with baby clothes, and all you need is a proper changing table for the baby's nursery and you will have a well planned and designed children's room.

Easy, Breezy Country Charm

A country motif has a feeling of nature.  Colors and textures are borrowed from nature, furnishings are simple and echo the outdoors and accessories have a handmade feel.  A country touch gives a room the feeling of warmth and serenity.  Keeping the colors soft in warm tones adds an airy appeal and helps a smaller room seem less confining.

Teenage Bedroom

An older teen has evolved from the juvenile bedding department with more sophisticated taste but is not yet ready to commit to a room that looks like her moms.

Early America Kid's Room

If you're looking for a decorating theme for your child's room, why not choose one that's both unique and educational? Read on to learn how you can take your child's room back to the days of Early America.

Corralling the Kids' Beach Toys

You don't have to be summering in the Hamptons to find yourself suddenly surrounded by a collection of summer toys, ranging from old-fashioned striped beach balls to torpedo-shaped floaters to boogie boards. All sorts of lurid plastic "today" colors are strewn afoot the yard.

Decorating 101: Making a Dorm Room Home

For parents getting ready to send their kids off to college, memories of dorms probably consist of tiny, cinder-block rooms with a set of bunk beds, two desks and maybe some posters on the wall for decoration. But today’s dorms have come a long way, and so has the comfort and style level students expect.

Children's Room: No Closet? No Problem

You don't need a $3,000.00 armoire from Ethan Allen to give a room personality. With a little ingenuity and reclaimed pine, this one-windowed-wall was transformed into an enchanting window seat with storage aplenty. A perfect niche for a little girl to dream the day away.

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