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Crafting the perfect girl's bedroom is all about choosing the right layout, furniture, and color palette. Plus, there needs to be a dose of creativity and playfulness—two elements that never fail to enhance a child's room design.
Vintage artwork, including cast aluminum antlers purchased at auction, add visual interest to this playful girl's bedroom. The space also features a CB2 chest and a vintage Milo Baughman side chair, which is upholstered in a blue Rogers & Goffigon fabric. A metallic West Elm accent table and a textured floor pillow add to the design.
A zebra print Brunschwig & Fils wallpaper steals the show in a girl's bedroom by Megan Winters. Both the bed and ceiling light fixture are vintage. The linens are from Frette and the ottoman is by Oly.
From an eye-catching light fixture to a colorful piece of art, this pink girl's room is equal parts sophisticated and playful.
Pops of soft pink complement this dreamy white bedroom by interior design firm SISSY + MARLEY. A handmade swan, designed by Tamar Mogendorf, completes the airy interior.
In this Cape Cod house, a bird-themed wallpaper was central. “I call it her nest because it feels like little birds decorated it," says the homeowner. "If you've ever watched birds build their nest, they have twigs and all sorts of tiny things in their beak, then it all comes together so organically. That's how I feel about her cozy space.”
This sophisticated room designed by Kristina Crestin Design for two girls is a lesson in symmetry, from the double beds to the silver monogram wall decals.
In a teenage girl's bedroom designed by Lee Ann Thornton Interiors, a pink upholstered headboard balances gray walls and patterned bedding.
In a Hamptons retreat, a girl's bedroom features linens by E. Braun & Co., yellow vintage lamps from San Francisco, and a John Derian pouf. The wallpaper is by Osborne & Little and both the walls and ceiling are painted in Benjamin Moore's Dove Wing.
MA Allen Interiors chose a fun lavender hue for the walls of a girl's bedroom. Pops of green and patterns, including florals and stripes, make for a high-style design that's still appropriate for a kid.
In a girl's bedroom in a Manhattan apartment, designer Katie Ridder chose a custom-made Charles H. Beckley bed upholstered in Butterfly by Lori Weitzner for Sahco Hesslein. The walls are covered in a complementary Muriel Brandolini cotton.
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