The Cutest Nurseries And Kids' Room Ideas

Sunny and bright

Yellow drapes are a fun way to bring sunshine and brightness to the room.

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Pretty in pink

"For inspiration, turn to your kids. Listen to what they love to create a theme for their rooms," says designer Sara Bederman. 

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Timeless and girly

Designer Ami McKay gives a pink-loving girl a playful yet refined bedroom scheme that will stand the test of time.

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Fresh and playful

A breezy-fresh bedroom built for a budding artiste has lots of highlights, but here are some of her favourites.

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Girly graphic

“Keeping things tidy and organized has to be easy for my daughters or it just won’t happen,” she says.

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California cool

Despite its vibrant punch, the space feels airy and peaceful (to ensure this growing girl gets a good night’s sleep).

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Breaking tradition

Designer Tara Fingold custom-designed the bed to feel both dramatic and girly. “The fabric is kind of dainty, so it appeals to a little girl, while the oversized scale of the headboard fends off a cutesy look.” The perforated ceramic table lamps riff on the material’s tiny geometric pattern.

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Sweet nursery

"This is a room that will suit Olive for a very long time,” says her mom, Raewyn Fahlenbock. “The crib converts to a toddler bed, and when she outgrows that, there’s plenty of space for a full-sized one.”

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Playful patterns

With a soft texture perfect for playing on, this plush area rug's bold patterns and vibrant colours take the room from white to bright.

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Energetic and untraditional

Homeowner Candace Alongi painted the bed frame electric yellow to make a bright statement against the otherwise black and white colour scheme. Small triangular decals turn a plain wall into a focal point.

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Soothing and sophisticated

Lack closed storage? Corral baby blankets and stuffed animals in large woven baskets worthy of display. 

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Pink palace

Since the entire home was undergoing a renovation, Jenifer opted to raise the ceiling in Gabriele’s room, add a second skylight and extend one wall by two feet to accommodate built-in storage. The shelving units on either side of the bed perfectly fit the tight, sloped space.

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Boys' hideout

Remy saved a lot of money by having her builder create a built-in bed frame out of plywood and trimming it with moulding. “I couldn’t find a bed in our price range, and this was a great solution – it only cost me $150,” she says.

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Calm and cheerful

Find inspiration from this cheerful nursery with transitional charm.

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Cottage bedroom

These bunk beds make perfect sense for this room for several reasons. “They’re incredibly affordable and remarkably sturdy – the kids use them like a jungle gym,” says Christine. And when she’s hosting other families at the cottage, the bunk beds are an ideal sleep solution.

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Glam and mature

Eight-year-old Scarlett Dovey was allowed to make some choices when it came to decorating her room – out of the pre-approved options, of course. She selected the gold floral wallpaper design (out of five) because she thought it looked like the inside of a jewellery box. 

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Sophisticated neutral retreat

The beautiful grey iron crib with brass accents is dressed with simple natural linen bedding. The collection of animal heads is as fun as it is faux.

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Colourful accents

Michelle enlisted designer Jennifer Wellman to help her coordinate fabrics for her daughter's bedroom – Jennifer even made the suggestion to place the twin bed lengthwise along the wall to create more floor space for playing.

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Mix of patterns

A playful mix of pattern in an array of pinks remains fresh against a crisp white backdrop in six-year-old Jessie's room. Decorating with hand-knit dresses (Grandma's handiwork) and Jessie's favourite books makes the room feel special.

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Traditional meets playful

To balance the traditional headboard and bedside tables, which the owners already owned, Megan chose a storage cabinet with breezy rattan door- fronts. The roomy pop-out “treehouse windows” installed in all of the children’s bedrooms created inviting reading nooks and draw the eye out to the treed surroundings.

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