Kids Room

My childhood self is actually jealous.

Plus, five more top contenders.

The theme will grow with their son as he gets older.

After hours of reading and research, these 10 kids' twin mattresses stood out.

It's making me feel all the feels.

The tree-and-birds mural was just the jumping off point.

And painted trim in Farrow & Ball’s “Sudbury Yellow,” which looks so right.

The parents designed, sketched, and painted the mural themselves — and it’s gorgeous!

“My goal, first and foremost, was to create a space that I would love spending time in with my son,” Sara Adam Slywka says.

It looks like the sun is just setting or rising!

And we have a few favorites.

The prettiest nursery eye candy you’ll see all week.

A sentimental Lego portrait is Jason Saft’s favorite thing about the space.

The storage area’s transformation even resulted in a home office.

Of course, there are lockers!

So many creative projects likely take place at this stunning desk situated in front of whimsical unicorn-themed wallpaper.

And why “seasoning” the chalkboard wall is the most important step!

The brightly colored countries matched the rest of the home’s decor, too.

It’s a $260 DIY project, and the result is “truly mind-blowing.”

Sometimes you’ve gotta go up.

It’s never too early for a good chair.

These are not your bean bags of yore.

You’ll want to check out her teacher-approved products, too.

I didn't want a cutesy pattern, so I went looking for something better.

Imagine you’re a kid waking up in this room every day!

Pint-sized tables and chairs, perfect for kids.

It costs $12 and it made a big difference.

It's super cute, and parents want it.

A low-commitment way to make a big impact.

Fabulous wall murals, clever IKEA hacks, and more!

There may even be an iconic red phone booth involved.

You'll be surprised at some of the safety concerns here.

An aunt created a brand-new, totally cute and chic bedroom for her niece that can change as her style and interests change.

This chic playroom radiates glamor and sweetness.

Now I want all my rooms this color.

When Jessica and her husband moved into their home they knew that they would need to do some serious updating. They took off the Beetlejuice wallpaper in their guest room and when it came time to turn it into a nursery they decided to go full fun. A little bit of Memphis, a sprinkling of Facts of Life, a dash of FAO Schwartz and you have a super cute, very unique nursery.