Ahhh, isn’t it fun having young kids? I love it.
We had so much fun designing our 5-year old’s bedroom. It’s just awesome. This is a collection of terrific bedrooms for girls.
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Purple girl’s bedroom with cute cabinetry and shelving. The flooring looks nice, topped by a cute rug.
This girl’s bedroom features light gray walls and vaulted ceiling with a cute chandelier matching the two table lamps. The nice rug matches the bed as well.
A spacious girls bedroom that promises a playful and comforting ambiance with its yellow-green wall paint and built-in cabinets and high ceiling.
This room is a perfect way to entertain the kids and is designed with a playful and stylish sense. Pink and purple colors are well coordinated to the room’s elements including the playhouse with slide, fluffy carpet and a cute set of chairs.
This girl’s bedroom boasts cute blue sky walls with white clouds and trees, along with a rainbow near the bed’s head.
This girl’s bedroom covered with pink shade looks very lovely. The ceiling looks stunning together with the room’s lighting.
A lovely girl’s bedroom with cute wall decors on green walls. The carpet flooring adds class to the bedroom.
A very stylish girl’s bedroom with very attractive walls and ceiling decors, along with a couple of cute bed and a rug.
This girl’s bedroom features yellow-green walls with interesting decors. There’s a small study desk on the side near the glass window overlooking the beautiful outdoor view.
This girl’s bedroom boasts a glamorous chandelier and curtains, along with a classy bed set on the hardwood flooring. The room looks perfect for a little princess.
An elegant girl’s bedroom with gorgeous walls with wall lighting. The glamorous chandelier showers down the lovely bedroom.
A lovely girls’ bedroom with a pair of a bed set on the carpet flooring. The beige walls look perfect together with the room’s style.
This girl’s bedroom features a stylish wall with a maroon accent. A couple of matte black table lamps look so elegant and perfect together with the side tables. The carpet flooring adds class to the bedroom as well.
This girl’s bedroom features many decorations surrounded by white walls and window curtains.
This girl’s bedroom boasts pink walls and classy carpet flooring. The bed looks perfect together with the girly walls.
This girl’s bedroom looks romantic with its lighting and pink curtains. The rug on top of the hardwood flooring looks very classy too.
This girl’s bedroom boasts purple shade all over the space. It also features a small study desk set on the hardwood flooring.
A white girl’s bedroom with pink accent looks very lovely. The study desk with a very stylish floor lamp looks perfect as well.
This girl’s bedroom features white walls with gray carpet flooring. The bed looks luxurious. On the side of the bed is the study desk made of wood.
This girl’s bedroom features white walls with a pink accent. There’s tall shelving beside the bed. On the side is where the study desk is located.
Small girl’s bedroom with cute wall designs and carpet flooring, together with a nice side table with a baby lamp.
This girl’s bedroom boasts light blue walls with lovely lamps on the side of the bed. The carpet flooring looks perfect together with the room’s style.
Pink girl’s bedroom featuring lovely curtains all over the place. The white rug is set on the hardwood flooring.
This stylish girl’s bedroom with pink walls and a shed ceiling. There’s a small study desk near the small bed, all set on the hardwood floors.
A modish girl’s bedroom with stylish walls and lighting, along with a classy bed matching the rug set on the hardwood flooring.
This bedroom for girls features white walls with stars design. The bed looks so stylish. The hardwood floors match well with the walls and the rug.
This girl’s bedroom features lovely walls and ceiling. The rug looks so beautifully set on the hardwood floors.
The bed in this girl’s bedroom looks absolutely beautiful. The curtains are very classy too.
The different color combinations in this girl’s bedroom look absolutely lovely. The walls also feature wall cute decors.
This girl’s bedroom features a very interesting entry with a slide coming from the window. The walls look so cute while the lighting looks classy.
This girl’s bedroom boasts cute wall decors on the lovely pink walls. The bed looks beautiful while the floors look perfect together with the room’s style.
This girl’s bedroom looks so lovely with its pink and red color combination. The gray rug adds style to the room as well.
This girl’s bedroom features very classy walls, seats, and curtains. Even the lights are all classy. The hardwood flooring looks perfect for the room.
This girl’s bedroom looks so modish and charming. The bed is so attractive. There’s a study desk as well, set on the hardwood flooring.
This girl’s bedroom offers a very attractive bed set on the white rug covering the hardwood floors. The pink accent in the room adds a lovely look.
This girl’s bedroom features a glamorous ceiling light along with gray walls matching the gray hardwood floors.
Large girl’s bedroom surrounded by pink walls. The carpet flooring looks perfect for the room. There’s a study desk too, set near the window.
Small girl’s bedroom with lovely butterflies design on the walls. The purple curtains look classy as well as the carpet flooring.
This girl’s bedroom boasts a cozy bed and seat surrounded by white walls and floors.
This girl’s bedroom offers a charming bed along with violet walls and gray hardwood floors.
This bedroom looks very classy with its white walls and white window curtains. There’s a small study desk beside the bed that is lighted by a beautiful pendant lighting.
An elegant-looking girl’s bedroom lighted by a lovely ceiling light set on the stunning tray ceiling.
Small girl’s bedroom with white walls with blue designs. The bed looks cozy.
This girl’s bedroom features brick walls and hardwood floors topped by a rug. The pink accent in the room looks so lovely as well.
Large girl’s bedroom with a very interesting design. The walls look lovely while the furniture is all stylish.
This girl’s bedroom features a lovely bed and indoor plants. The furniture looks classy as well.
Small girl’s bedroom with white walls and floors, along with pink rug along with yellow additional accent.
A very modish girl’s bedroom with stylish hardwood flooring, modern bed and computer desk, along with the walls and decors.
This girl’s bedroom offers lovely walls with decors along with a nice desk near the windows, lighted by a pendant light.
This girl’s bedroom offers a pink bed and seats, along with pink curtains. The walls and floors look so perfect together.
Types of Girls Bedrooms
Most potential homeowners want extra bedrooms for multiple generations, according to the 2017 American Institute of Architects Home Design Trends Survey. Parents often feel compelled to have separate rooms for their children. They recognize that it’s an important part of growing up and finding their way.
That’s why you’ll see that new homes have three or more bedrooms. Planning and decorating a kid’s room involves extra attention to details unique to this type. Their space, after all, is part of their identity. There are also special considerations you need to take into account no matter if it is a boy or a girl’s bedroom. Let’s review some design ideas.
A. Preliminary Bedroom Planning
The planning process for the types of girl’s bedrooms differs from that of the primary bedroom. First, it’s likely smaller which can present some design challenges. Second, your child will often use this space for other things than sleep. It may act as a playroom or study area. And finally, it’s likely to be a work in progress that will change as your kid ages.
The basics of building permits and interior design still apply. Rather than following a particular style, you may find that a theme is more appropriate. You’ll need to set a budget that you can live with right from the start.
B. Bedroom Costs
Remodeling isn’t cheap especially if you’re planning on making big changes to the structure. The building permit alone could set you back upwards of $1,237, according to Home Advisor. Since the room’s decor will change, you can keep your costs in check with focusing on wall color changes rather than installing anything new.
Furniture, such as a bed (consider a bunk bed) and a dresser will likely be your biggest expense. Plan on $1,000 or more for good quality pieces that will handle the rough treatment they probably receive. Secondhand or antique stores are excellent places to find a used piece that you can refurbish into something brand new. You can get your daughter involved with the project to make it a learning experience.
C. Types of Girls Bedrooms
The types of bedrooms are as varied as the children themselves. It boils down to a unique combination of style, theme, and color. The goal is to create a space where a child feels comfortable with just enough privacy and individuality thrown into the mix.
1. Single versus a Shared Room
One of the first decisions you may need to make is whether a child gets their own room or if they share with a sibling. As a parent, you’d probably prefer each kid has their personal space. It’s an excellent way to teach them to take proper care of their things. It also fosters independence. But sharing isn’t a bad thing either.
Your daughter will get valuable lessons in cooperation. It can also make that move out of Mom and Dad’s room easier and less scary. It works best if the children are close in age. Make sure each child has their own space. Let’s consider next the different types.
2. Loft Style Bedrooms
A loft-style bedroom isn’t a common style and only found in less than 3 percent of homes. But you can still get that look with a bed that mirrors this design. It will sit higher above the floor than a standard one. Like a bunk bed, it’ll have some type of access whether it’s stairs or a ladder. But the area underneath it isn’t wasted.
They’ll often include features like a chest of drawers or a wardrobe to optimize the use of space. It’s an excellent option for small bedrooms or if you have a limited budget.
3. Bunk Bed Style
A bunk bed can accommodate one to three children, depending on the style. Many are a far cry from the standard unit you may have shared with your sibling. Like the loft-style, they are great space savers. They will also have an extra storage areas for clothes and toys. Many will include other features such as desks for creating a study room.
Some take on the characteristics of a loft-style by placing the bed above the desk and drawers. You’ll also see specialized features like canopies and princess-style designs that are perfect for a girl’s bedroom. Just keep in mind that these types have a shorter lifespan than more functional ones.
4. Multifunctional Bedrooms
It’s essential to remember that these rooms will serve multiple functions that can influence how you decorate it and what furniture you choose. They’ll likely be a playroom and study area too. That can make the arrangement tricky in a small space
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D. Features
The design elements and principles of design that help you decorate a primary bedroom may not rank as high with the types of girl’s bedrooms. It’s all about pleasing your daughter. There are two things to remember. First, adequate space is essential. Leave at least three feet of space around the bed if the room allows. Second, comfort is king. The room should help your child sleep.
1. Lighting
Proper lighting will make a bedroom more sleep-friendly. Overhead lighting will make playtime more fun and give the room a cheery feel. Flush or semi-flush mounts offer good options for ambient light. You can also include a table lamp to help make the transition to sleep easier at night.
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If there’s a desk in the room, add a study light. And, of course, a nightlight is essential, especially for younger children. Make sure the light is dim so that it doesn’t interfere with sleep. You’ll find lighting that is both gender and age-specific. But remember to keep the lifespan in mind. That cute princess light might become dated. A more economical option is to swap out lampshades instead.
2. Flooring Options
Carpeting is the go-to choice in over 40 percent of bedrooms. It offers a softer landing in case someone falls than a surface like hardwood. The drawback for a girl’s bedroom is the risk of spills. Nylon fibers are the most popular material. While highly resilient to traffic, they’re also the most susceptible to stains.
Polyester is another option you can consider. It’s easy to clean, but it doesn’t handle the wear as well as nylon. You can add a rug to areas that may get a lot of use such as under a desk or near a play table.
3. Furnishings
The bed will occupy most of the room especially if it’s multifunctional. That’ll save on space for a dresser. You should consider adding a desk if there isn’t one. It’s not unlike having your work area at your job. It’s a place where your child can focus on completing their lessons. With their own personal touches, you may find that it encourages them to study.
4. Shelves, Bookcases, and Storage
Storage will likely make up most of the other furniture in your child’s bedroom. They’ll need space to storetoys and other playthings. You might want to consider adding a dual-function piece like a reading nook if there’s room. It’s a subtle but effective way to encourage your daughter to explore books and other educational materials.
These additions will help teach your children organizational skills. As adults, they’ll appreciate the lesson in reducing clutter.
5. Window Treatments
Window treatments help create an environment conducive to sleep. You can choose room-darkening curtains or shades to block out outside lights that may disturb your child’s slumber. If you live in an urban area, noise-reducing curtains are another option you might consider. These choices offer excellent ways to control the light and outside sounds.
You can use whatever option you pick to add color or to create a focal point for her room. After all, switching out curtains is a lot easier—and cheaper—than redoing an entire room.
E. Style and Themes
The chances are that your child’s room will be a combination of a style and theme. It may break the design rules, but that’s okay. You may find that a distinct one isn’t evident at all. The bedroom may be more eclectic than anything else. Some popular themes for girl bedrooms include:
- Color-Based Rooms
- Princess Style
- Storybook
- Favorite Animals
- Cartoon Characters
- Movies
Style is less well-defined. Let’s face it. Your child isn’t asking for a contemporary room. You’re creating it with the furniture you select. Decors that lean toward a minimalist look work well in these cases. Modern and Scandinavian are fine options. You can also opt for something with a cozy feel like a traditional or cottage.
Beach is another possibility that can add a bit of whimsy to a bedroom. It’s safe to say that the design rules, in any case, are less stringent and more relaxed. However, try to keep a sense of harmony and balance to create a pleasant atmosphere whether your daughter is playing with friends or taking an afternoon nap.
F. Size
Your girl’s bedroom is most likely on the smaller size and not near as big as your primary bedroom. You can make the room seem larger by painting the walls or even just the ceiling white. Resist the temptation to fill the entire room even if your child wants to fill it with toys. Remember the rule for creating a comfortable space.
G. Color
Bold colors are common features in all kid rooms. But shades that are too loud can make it difficult for a child to settle down at night. The psychology of color isn’t lost on them. You can limit brighter hues to an accent wall while keeping the rest of the room neutral. White offers an excellent option that will act as an ideal backdrop no matter what the style or additions.
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You can also incorporate color with accent pieces such as posters or other wall hangings. Stencils and wall decals offer other ways to create an inviting atmosphere that your child will enjoy. The advantage of the latter is the quick and easy removal when it falls out of favor. You can add a unique occasional chair to create a fun focal point.
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If your child participates in an activity, consider hanging something that speaks to their interest such as a tennis racket or letters which speak out the word or phrase like “DANCE” or “DRAWING.” It’s a great way for a parent to encourage a child and give her a sense of pride in what she does.
H. Special Considerations
There are other things to consider no matter if it’s a girl or boy’s bedroom. These factors can influence your choice of furniture and other features. They will also play a role in your budget. The rules are different when you’re dealing with a child. Most often a bedroom will function more as a place for storing personal items than making a design statement.
1. The lifespan of a Theme
The bedroom’s theme will have a limited lifespan. The pink-colored walls your daughter adored as a youngster may seem childish as she grows older. Be prepared to make changes in the design. Sticking with neutral-colored walls can help the transition to a new look or must-have. Keep the same consideration in mind when choosing a gender or age-specific bed.
You may find it a better option to keep theme pieces to items that you can replace easily such as a lampshade, comforter, or wall hangings. Don’t underestimate the impact of these simple changes.
2. Routine Maintenance
New parents learn the lesson of stain-resistant materials quickly. The same guideline applies to a bedroom’s decor and features. Check the cleaning instructions for everything you add to the room from bedding to rugs to curtains. Stick with items you can wash at home rather than have to take out for dry-cleaning.
Consider the resilience and durability of things like carpeting and furnishings. A girl’s room will probably see more traffic and use than your bedroom. A similar precaution pertains to the walls. Paint the room in a finish that is easy to clean. Satin or eggshell strikes the right balance between durability and stain resistance.
Speaking of paint, don’t worry if your daughter has chosen a wild color like hot pink or electric blue. New self-priming paints can cover them in one coat with less hassle and downtime. Let your child’s imagination go wherever it wants to take her.
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