4. Colorful Kids’ Bathroom Ideas

Even a plain bathroom can become vibrant with a rainbow shower curtain, colorful towels, and jewel-toned accessories. Hang a fabric banner over the mirror and frame some of your kids’ most colorful artwork. If you’re feeling ambitious, cover your kids’ bathroom walls with wide circus stripes of color and hang a balloon-printed fabric shade on the window.

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Use colorful plastic bins and baskets to contain your kids’ bathroom odds and ends. Tuck hair accessories, combs, and brushes inside bright color bins. Put cotton balls and cotton swabs inside unbreakable acrylic jars that look like colored beach glass. Using fun containers not only makes the bathroom look tidy, but it also makes up for a lack of storage space in a small bathroom.

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5. Kids’ Bathroom Decor Ideas

A child’s bathroom decor is the perfect place to experiment with design styles you might not use in other rooms of the house. Go full bohemian by integrating artwork, fabrics, and accessories from around the globe. Plaster one wall with a loud palm tree wallpaper that you love, but just won’t work in any other room. Build a jungle-themed bathroom design around this leafy feature wall.

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Hit your nearest IKEA if you long for clean Scandinavian bathroom decor. This retail giant has a huge, affordable selection of decor suitable for any kids’ bathroom. Naturally, your kids’ bath doesn’t have to scream “children live here” at all. You can design the room to fit in with the rest of your home, allowing for small personal touches that reflect each child’s style.