Kid Rooms

We asked an occupational therapist.

Pattern on pattern on pattern!

The before was no match for her boys' huge imagination.

The project cost $200 and took advantage of an odd layout.

"When I found out I was pregnant, I was so excited to give my baby a space of her own that was stimulating, inspiring and fun," this homeowner says.

Decorating a nursery this year? Here’s your guide to a forward-looking baby room.

Here's one clue: neutral is out.

We're ready to call it.

Simple paint projects make a major difference in this now-rainbow-hued room.

It's hard to keep a smile off your face when looking at the "after."

A little inspiration for wallpapering everything from closets to cubbies to dollhouses and dresser drawers.

The controversial truth!

This is my forever humidifier, no question.

They'll grow with your child, too!

From a shared kids' room, to a closet, to a basement, these rooms manage to keep clutter under control.

Your child will be off to fantasy land!

I used to hate this room, but now I absolutely love it.

A removable guard rail can keep little sleepers from rolling off the mattress while they sleep, but before you buy one, there are safety things to look for.

Bunk beds are wonderful space savers, and fun! But potential injuries? Not so much. Here's what to know to stay safe.

Your baby is no longer a baby (sob!) and the nursery needs to grow up, too. Here are 10 ways to make it happen.

They're a great choice for younger children, because they’re whimsical without being too ‘kiddie.’

I now recommend it to all new parents or caretakers.

Give wallpaper a chance!

It looks good and makes tidying up even easier.

Inspired organization ideas from real kids' bedrooms.

From cute to dramatic, and everything in between.

An unexpected storage item saves the day.

There's a reason IKEA is the smartest choice for organizing a kid's room.

It's super cute, and parents want it.

It's time to get cozy.

A low-commitment way to make a big impact.

It solves a very common problem.

Because the kids need to see what they have to play with!

It's unrecognizable, in the best possible way.

It's prime real estate, ripe for the taking.

I can't believe I didn't think of it before.

Including one shaped like a house!

Smart strategies for storing all the things.

You shouldn't need to be an acrobat to make a bunk bed.

Thanks to a classic Farrow & Ball color.

Inexpensive, sturdy, and can be mounted at a height best suited for your kid's bed.

Fabulous wall murals, clever IKEA hacks, and more!

Wait until you see some of the handles!

This is a very clever use of space.

They were everywhere, and we needed a reset.

These routines really help keep things under control.

When he gets tired of it, we'll just take it off.

Cookbook author and writer Nicole Taylor on designing a kids room that’s packed with style and meaning.

Who doesn’t love fun bedding?

Get light where you need it, when you need it - no cords required.

Talk about sparking joy!

Amazing accessories that are available to outfit your bunk beds, from zipper sheets to battery powered lamps.

Yes, triple bunk beds exist AND they come in incredibly cool setups.

Easy up, easy down.

Warning: major cuteness ahead.

Surround your kids with images that have the power to resonate with them deeply.

Three favorite storage tips for right now.

These three nurseries — with three totally different styles — hit that sweet spot between dream room and reality.

We’ll never say no to extra storage.

It held way more books than I thought it would.

Candy colors, cozy seating, and tons of other sweet features make this playroom as memorable as it is fun!

It’s not as hard as you might think — and it makes a huge impact.

*immediately adds Marvel set to cart*

A nautical room with a lighthouse feel and a safari-themed space with a starry ceiling.

And how they live their best lives in NYC.

From dramatic onyx to the most calming neutral around, these are the colors we want to bookmark for our kids' spaces.

There may even be an iconic red phone booth involved.

Yes, there’s one with a slide!

Babies may be small, but they take up a lot of space. Here are some hacks from pro organizers.

Design entrepreneur Elizabeth Rees shares her tips for transforming a dingy basement into a beautiful playroom.

Because Hayley Ward's period home in Dublin has historic charm, she was drawn to a dark, bold color palette.

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