Cullen Ormond

Now the mom and son duo can “cook” at the same time.

This loft has seen several transformations over nine years.

It’s now “the most magical space in the house.”

From small-space tips to paint colors choices to layout ideas, this list has it all.

Ever since Oxfordshire, United Kingdom-based content creator Katie of @kate.athome began growing her following, she’s used her platform to encourage people to “fall in love with the home they have and make the most of all their home has to offer, no matter how big or small.”Case in point: her 5-year-old son Tommy’s tiny bedroom. And when I say tiny, I mean really small at only 6.5 by 7.5 feet. Tommy first started using the space as his nursery when he was baby.

A 2-year-old’s dream!

This tiny, shared New York City bedroom is super-functional.

The stool covers are so colorful!

You can copy the room, too!

Mae Lutz didn’t buy any new furniture for the room’s redesign.

The design is gorgeous — and super functional.

The bed is so cozy!

The room will grow with the daughters as they grow up.

There’s so much built-in toy storage.

The stripes are “childlike” yet “mature” at the same time.

The child got to take part in the design process, too.

You’ll never guess what’s hiding behind the curtains.

There’s so much to do in this kid’s bedroom!

The DIY box trim and molding make the room look so elevated.

The colors in the space work perfectly with the theme.

There’s so much love that went into this room’s design.

There are also several vintage furniture finds.

The design process became a core memory, too.

The room used to be travel-themed!

Clutter is minimal in this room.

Plus, blackout curtains hang in the most unexpected (and cozy) spot!

It comes in multiple formats, too!

The wallpaper is so gorgeous.

It’s a detail that works in all spaces.

It’s a furniture find that won’t let you down.

It’s such a dreamy, creative, and fun space.

No wonder it’s the designers’ favorite room in the whole house.