UA Creative
Inspiration for a contemporary kids' room in Melbourne. — Houzz
cute.. i dont even mind the pink — vivsa87
Touch Interiors
Inspiration for a traditional kids' room for girls in Los Angeles with white walls and carpet. — Houzz
Current colors. — Zanna Verco
DDB Design Development & Building
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary kids' room for girls in Melbourne with white walls. — Houzz
Love book shelf blind carpet — pisouse
Carlisle Homes
Inspiration for a contemporary kids' room for girls in Melbourne with multi-coloured walls and carpet. — Houzz
Here's a wonderful little room for a teenage daughter. With its elegant owl frame watching over, this room fits together with a certain style that no one could resist. — Alira Malan
Klopper and Davis Architects
Photo of an industrial gender-neutral nursery in Perth. — Houzz
Dark grey carpets to match concrete — sarahhack
Vivian Panagos / ish & chi
Boys Bedroom (Robert)
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Bench seat cabinetry: IKEA
Custom upholstered cushions for seating
Artwork (bird): Sharon Montrose
Elephant head: West Elm
Artwork (children): David Bromley
More details on www.ishandchi.com
Interior design: Vivian Panagos, viv@ishandchi.com
Photography: Vivian Panagos for ish & chi www.ishandchi.com
Under window bench seat / lounge with storage in bedroom — com96675
Lume Architecture
Large contemporary kids' room in Melbourne with medium hardwood floors and white walls for boys. — Houzz
Don't know how long it will stay that clean!! — Nicholas Field
Style Precinct
Hawthorn East residence
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Mid-sized contemporary teen room in Melbourne with pink walls and carpet for girls. — Houzz
Xyla LOVE TI — landxwhite
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