While every kid might want a room of their own, the reality is that sometimes it’s just not feasible. In smaller homes for families that are growing, sharing a room in quite common. In the U.S., nearly 2/3 of kids in families with more than one child share rooms. Shared rooms can help siblings bond . . .

So, your kid has outgrown their babyish bedroom decor and has set you the head-scratching mission of creating an awesome new space for them. They want it to be a fun place to spend time in, and yes it is a great idea to incorporate a few elements that you know your child will enjoy, . . .

A bedroom is such an important space for a child. As a kid, having your own room means more than privacy — it means having a space to keep your precious possessions, to retreat with your friends, and to start to create your own identity and sense of style. But it’s not always easy for . . .

Every child deserves to have a space of their own in a house. Even when siblings have to share a room, it is important that the kids have at least some control over the look and feel of the space. The rooms featured in this post take from the idea of child-like whimsy and playfulness, . . .

What could be more exciting than decorating a bedroom with your creative youngsters? Although you may not be able to adopt all of their ideas (chocolate fountains and real life petting zoos are probably off the table), it’s definitely possible to incorporate their tastes and preferences into a design that parents and kids alike can . . .

To a child, even an ordinary bedroom can become a jungle, castle, doctor’s office, or anything in between. A blanket becomes a cave, a chair becomes a mountain… imagination is limitless! But these fun kids’ bedrooms go even further toward encouraging creativity and exploration with places to hide and things to climb, plus super-cute themes. . . .

When it comes to designing spaces for kids, pristine and perfectly coordinated childhood bedrooms aren’t as common in real life as they are in the magazines – toys on the floor and posters covering the walls might be a contributing factor. But those idyllic retreats are still fun to think about and appreciate! This post . . .

Rooms for kids are so much fun to decorate – they allow for an enthusiastic display of creativity and expression adults rarely feel comfortable embracing for their own bedrooms, no matter how much they’d love to go back to a simpler age when superhero posters were just as acceptable as fine art. This article features . . .

To a kid, a room isn’t just a place to sleep – it’s a place to laugh, play, grow, and discover. It’s a safe and comfortable place, where the imagination feels free to wander. It’s no wonder these precious rooms tend to get so messy! But in the end, all that time spent creating the . . .