Kids’ room décor

Whether you’re expecting a new baby or redecorating for a toddler or older child, creating a luxury kids’ room is fun. It’s a space for play and laughter, so you can let your imagination run wild. Just don’t forget practicalities, like storage or study space for older children. To help you to get started planning, we’re sharing our top kids’ room ideas.

How to design a kid’s room

The easiest way to start planning your kid’s room décor is to decide what furniture you need. A bed will be top of the list along with somewhere to safely hang or fold clothes. Then think about the other ways the room will be used.

Do you need space to study or for gaming for a teen?

Is storage for teddies and dolls a big priority?

Or are you looking to create a cosy story-telling nook to inspire a love of reading in your child? 

Kids room furniture ideas

A space for play. Inspire creativity (and protect your dining table) by investing in a play table. These are great because they are perfectly sized for your child to use safely and easily. With their own dedicated space to play, you don’t need to worry about upset paint or slime ruining your best tabletops. And they won’t have to pack everything away just because it’s time to eat.

Get organised. Kids have a lot of stuff, so plenty of storage is essential. From toy boxes to bookcases, there are lots of ways to make tidy-up time a dream. Then at the end of a day of play, toys and games can be quickly packed away to create the right atmosphere for sleep. 

Treat toes. Soft kid’s rugs instantly add colour and fun to your kid’s room design. They also make a comfortable spot to set up a racetrack for toy cars or to play with model dinosaurs.

Turn your kid’s toys and books into art. Your child's toys are adorable, so don't hide them away. Instead, hang shelves on the wall that allow you to display them and keep them organised. It’s a practical solution that makes a real design statement. Younger babies will love looking at the shapes and colours of their toys. Then when they are older, you’ll always know where to find their favourites.

A place to relax. A beanbag or pouffe is a comfortable spot to relax with a book. They’re easy to fit in even smaller bedrooms and can add texture and interest. It could also be just the thing to encourage your little one to spend more time reading.

Making happy memories

Planning the nursery is one of the most exciting parts of having a new baby. You‘ll need multi-tasking furniture that makes your life easier in those first precious months. For example, a crib that looks beautiful and makes it easy to lift your baby in and out or a changing table with space for all the essentials. Or choose a rocking chair or glider to share special bonding moments as you enjoy lullaby-time together.

From newborn cribs to beanbags and bookcases, create your dream luxury kid’s room with our Crate & Kids collection. Get more ideas and inspiration for your whole home at our blog.