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Any teenager would admit that their bedroom is the perfect opportunity to show off their personal style. Beyond being just a space for resting, it's where they spend time playing with friends, catching up on homework assignments, and enjoying their favorite games. It's only right that a teen's bedroom would be full of everything they love, whether it's high-energy color choices, unique storage solutions for displaying their books and toys, or a striking bed design.
Design firm Sims Hilditch crafted an elevated children's room in a restored rectory. The neutral design features trundle beds from Tasha Beds, along with cushions from Neptune. The dome wall light fixtures from Original BTC add balance to the space and complement the star-patterned lampshade from Jim Lawrence.
Style maven Aerin Lauder opted for a vibrant palette of blues for her son's bedroom in East Hampton.
A stylish Upper East Side bedroom is a lesson in decorating with one fabric. The bed, canopy, walls, and curtains all feature an eye-catching fabric by Muriel Brandolini that gives the space a cohesive look.
Pops of orange, including walls and curtains in a linen by Lulu DK, energize a Los Angeles bedroom. The custom bed and a woven leather-covered bench are by Mark Albrecht. The lamp and rug are by Restoration Hardware.
A Kravet grasscloth wallcovering serves as the perfect backdrop for a boys' bedroom, featuring colorful wall art by David Edwards from Saatchi Art. The bedding is by St. Geneve Linens and Ralph Lauren, and the bedframes and nightstand are by CB2.
Designer Lee Ann Thornton chose a pink upholstered headboard and patterned bedding to balance the gray walls in a teenage girl's bedroom.
Lavender walls lend a playful vibe to a girl's room designed by MA Allen Interiors. Touches of green, along with a mix of stripes and floral prints, enhance the stylish look that's perfect for a kid.
A gray-green (Rosemary by Sherwin-Williams) poster bed and framed dog prints add visual interest to a white bedroom design scheme.
Interior designer Kim Alexandriuk used a striking palette, including gray, purple, blue, and green, in her daughter's Bel Air bedroom. A custom bed, linen curtains by Christopher Farr, Circa-1950 Murano glass lamps, and 1930s Italian tables are featured in the space.
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