3. Kid’s Bedroom Ideas for Boys 

A boy’s bedroom can highlight his favorite theme, such as soccer, trains, or construction vehicles. Whatever his favorite bedroom idea, find decor options that incorporate his favorite colors. For a kids’ bedroom that will grow with your son, choose neutral colors and pair them with classic navy blue and red.

Source: @vastaeriehome via Instagram

Source: @house_of_hodge via Instagram

If your son is into hunting or camping, piece together a rustic wilderness-themed kids room. Use earth tones, browns, and greens and hang a tent-like canopy over his twin bed.

4. Kid’s Bedroom Bunk Bed Ideas

A bunk bed is ideal in many kid room designs. It provides double the sleeping space as a twin bed — perfect in a shared children’s room or for sleepovers. Today’s bunk beds may include drawer space under each bunk or shelves in the unit. Fun bunk options include a slide to exit the top bunk or bunks designed like a castle or barn.

Source: @craftedpineco via Instagram

Source: @thesavvy.home_ via Instagram

Source: @eclecticsquares via Instagram

Source: @humble_chair via Instagram

Another great idea for kids’ bedrooms is a loft bed. It takes up the same floor space as a bunk bed but leaves open floor space under the bed. You can use this space for storage, a desk and chair, or a reading nook.

5. Color Ideas for Kids’ Bedrooms

A kid’s room is usually a colorful bedroom with bright colors that are joyfully playful. But your little girl may prefer pastel colors over brighter shades. Pink, pale yellow, sky blue, or seafoam green all make lovely colors for a child’s furniture, walls, rug, and bedding.

Source: @ninageehome via Instagram

Don’t be afraid to use dark colors, such as navy blue or even black, in a kids’ bedroom. Dark background colors can make decor accents pop in a way that white walls cannot. A solid black chalkboard wall also looks stunning behind a white wrought iron headboard. Use pastel pink bedding with a black-and-white paisley throw pillow and quilt.