Hello fabulous people! So can you believe it? This is our seventh post on small spaces. that’s a lot of posts! Last week, we took a look at shared rooms for children and this week, we’ll be covering children’s rooms in general. I’m limiting myself, because I could come up with about seven more posts alone on children’s spaces…and all of you would be all, rolling your eyes and banging your heads on your keyboards. But they’re my very favorite so I’ll try to scale it back a bit. So today, sit back, relax, and enjoy the eye candy.
Obligatory disclaimer: space is all relative, isn’t it? Some of these rooms probably aren’t as tiny as we’d expect…but they all still had something in common: I found them to be packed full of great decor ideas, clever use of space, awesome styling, or a little bit of all of the above. This is more of a wide angled lens view for inspiration, if you will.
Oh, how I do love that red bed!
Round mirror alert! not so sure this is a child’s space, but I do love the transitional feel it has to be completely flexible!
I adore this color match up
Both of these rooms are from the same home
And they’re absolutely adorable.
The built in effects of the bed and bookcase along with that giant print give the room a lofty feel. The ceiling certainly helps, but in a small space, it works, it can be pulled off without it.
Unexpected bold prints in a small space can actually work wonders.
I know we talked about shared spaces last week, but I couldn’t resist sharing these platform beds.
A great idea for seating!
I adore the combination of those stripes with this fabric!
I know you’ve probably seen this. But it has to be one of my favorites.
You know when you see a space and it totally speaks to you? This is one of those spaces I keep coming back to, and drooling over staring at. The most amazing nursery in the whole entire world that I absolutely adore found via
Gotta love that yellow bed!
I’ve loved this nursery for a very long time. If I lived near them, I would most definitely steal that dresser.
And because I’m biased…some more of my favorite smaller children’s rooms:
check out baby Katherine’s nursery, here.
Peyton’s room, here
And Emerson’s big gal room, here.
So, there it is. A nice little eye candy kind of round up for this fabulous friday. Any of you guys ‘surviving’ with your children in ‘small’ spaces? I have to say, I think this size is kind of the norm for those extra bedrooms. What are some of the best elements that you’ve found really work for you? Happy inspired day, everyone!
loved this post–and you’re right. That nursery is amazing..one of my all-time faves, too.
xoxo,
shaunna
I love kids spaces so much! I’m working on an update for my kids’ shared room and these are all really helpful ideas! I’ve made my daughter this quilt as a starting point: http://www.etsy.com/listing/92752603/sunny-day-twin-size-art-quilt
Have you seen the redesigned big girl room Julie at Less Than Perfect Life of Bliss just posted? It’s SUPER cute!
Your quilt is BEAUTIFUL, Anna! I LOVE IT! I’m keeping you in mind the next time I decide to invest in one. There’s nothing quite like a good quilt! I LOVE IT.
Aww! Thanks Ashley! I’d be DELIGHTED to make you guys one
These are GREAT! Just went on a Pinning frenzy!
Happy Friday!
So many beautiful rooms for so many lucky children! I loved a few of them, but the first one to catch my eye, was the third image down. Soft and blue and dreamy perfection!
Smiles,
Lesli @ BeautifullyCoastal.com
OMGoodness! I need so much more color in my life. The two rooms for the same house with the chevron curtains…beautiful. I could sit and drool over every square inch. It’s so inspiring to see how others seem to decorate so haphazardly with color but make it work in such a simultaneously calm and exciting way. I need to take more risks in my home and kids’ rooms especially. Thanks again for encouraging us to be brave. As my bestie would say “Go big or go him!” PS That first pic with the red bed is from Style at Home…I think. I’ve loved it forever. It was part of the inspiration for my son’s room. I noticed the letter cards on the wall. They have a similar vibe to yours except more vintagey. I wonder what yours would look like printed on kraft paper or tea stained? or just wiped with a dark wood stain. Hmmm, I just might have to try it. happy weekend.
Ah they are so much fun! Love kids rooms. There is inspiration overload here!!!
My goodness me!! What inspiration there! I am currently looking for ideas for my girls rooms so thank you!
Gorgeous rooms!! Now I want to redo my kids rooms… thanks a lot!
xo
The inspiration is amazing! Love decorating children’s rooms!
gahhhhhh….so cute. i can’t handle it.
What a great grouping of rooms! SO much inspiration here. I JUST finished my daughter’s big girl room, and after seeing all of these beauties it makes me want to do another kid’s room. Of course, we only have the one so it looks like we need to get crack-a-lackin
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So many fabulous rooms…now I want to change things up and add some color!
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I am planning on having a second baby and they will be sharing a room. I was planning on getting toddler bed ( minnen from ikea) and painted yellow and add some teal bedding with owl pillows. Only issue is that one wall i have windows which are not well insulated and other wall is full of mirror closet. I have two walls to work with.e