Each week Maxabella showcases a collection of things from around the internet that have helped her solve a problem. This week, what to include in her children’s room designs.

I’m very busy moving my children into new bedrooms (I have been very busy doing this for about seven months now, but let’s not go there!). There been so much thought needed to get the strategical maneuvering right that I am only just now getting up to the fun decorating part.

I’m set on dark walls with some kind of pegboard and a map and yellow for Maxi’s room.

Laura Frantz {Click on the image for source}

Dufner Heighes Inc via Houzz {Click on image for source}

And something blue and vintagey and eclectic for the girls’ (shared) bedroom.

Atelier Charivari {Click on the image for source}

Decorology {Click on the image for source}

Naturally my thoughts are still all over the place, but I’ve been gathering some ideas (you can check out my Pinterest boards here and here). I’m not a big fan of the ‘novelty’ bed (car and pirate novelty beds are big for boys) and I think we’re all rather over bunting (although some kind of garland is essential, I’m sure you’ll agree). From the clever to the ridiculous, oh my, there are a lot of ideas out there for children’s bedrooms!

Fear not, I’ve narrowed down the essentials…

21 lovely ideas for children’s rooms

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A treehouse
A treehouse
{Image by Kidtropolis}

Wow! I mean… Wow! If you’ve got a spare kazillion dollars floating around, the guys at Kidtropolis make the most amazing fantasy rooms for kids. I’ll take the treehouse, thank you very much.
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What kind of room does your child / children have? Is decorating important to you?

 

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