27 fabulous girls’ bedroom ideas
Cute designs and bright, bold colours are perfect for injecting some personality into a small girl’s bedroom, but remember that the space needs to adapt as the child does.
Girls’ bedrooms can be especially challenging to furnish when they reach their tween and adolescent years since fashions change quickly, and colour palettes that were popular a few months ago may now be considered “not acceptable.” It’s essential to design a space that can be easily transformed, and white is a perfect blank canvas for this purpose. You can save money by only papering one wall rather than all four, and new bedding and throw pillows can significantly impact the overall look of a room.
Check out these cool girl bedroom decor ideas…
1. BE CREATIVE WITH WALLPAPER
The wallpaper used to provide a design element in this shelving is a great touch. The attractive colours make it simple to accessorize the rest of the space, giving a colourful touch as you peek through the doorway. Girls will love the mix of stripes and checks, and the tactile element provided by the sheepskin rug is perfect for the age group.
2. LET IN THE SUNSHINE
Yellow, like sunshine, is another excellent option for a girl’s bedroom. It’s a cheerful colour that pairs well with white because of its brightness. Even for males, it can be effective. Use throw pillows and a blanket of the same hue to create a unified design scheme in your bedroom.
3. MIX AND MATCH
Using pink as a neutral backdrop, you may play around with various designs to create a warm and inviting atmosphere in a girl’s bedroom. As long as there is a unifying colour, florals, spots, and graphic patterns can coexist happily in the same outfit. Add the apple green as a charming alternative to this pale pink.
4. A SPLASH OF COLOUR
Adding colour with shutters is a terrific way to liven up a bland colour scheme or create a striking contrast with another set of hues. You can control the quantity of light that enters through them while maintaining your privacy. This is a great way to offer some much-needed shade to your bedroom during the warmer months. Colours of the same or comparable tones work well together in a girl’s bedroom, keeping the space lively.
5. A BLANK CANVAS
An all-white girls’ bedroom decor is versatile because it may be updated whenever the mood strikes. Bedding and accessories are constantly looking for new ways to add personality to a room through colour and pattern. The ability to hang objects from plywood panels is brilliant, and the panels may even be painted to give some colour.
6. A RAINBOW WITH A DIFFERENCE
It’s no surprise that rainbows are trending as a design element for young girls’ rooms; they’re bursting with positive emotions like joy and optimism. The more muted colour scheme of this variant is also fantastic. Putting a rainbow on the wall is an excellent suggestion. A roller and three or four colours would suffice to do this.
7. TWO TONE BOLDNESS
At some point, pink just isn’t cut, and that’s when it’s time to choose a palette with a little more oomph. Though the room’s predominant colours, black and scarlet, can be taxing on the eyes, the white ceiling and woodwork help to lighten the mood. The deep pink and white bedding and the contrasting zig-zag rug strike the right balance for a girl’s bedroom.
8. A SPOT OF NEON
Teenagers are pickier than younger ones; they want an adult appearance that is still “cool,” and a splash of colour like hot pink might provide that. This pink sash could be made using paint or washi tape. Washi tape is excellent since it can be easily removed if they get tired after a few weeks, or extra video may be added if they love it. Incorporate the accent colour into throw pillows and decorative accents.
9. FRESH WHITE AND PINK
Loft additions are ideal for somewhat older children’s bedrooms since they provide a sense of privacy and separation from their parents. However, white walls and floors in a loft bedroom can be a good option since they will reflect and disperse the little natural light that enters the space. The bed should take centre stage, with the lower walls as closets. Select a blind with a complementary pattern, such as a check, a spot, or a floral design, to liven up the space.
10. GO DOTTY
Walls may be made to seem uniquely yours through the use of paint as a decorative feature, which is a lot of fun. After painting a pink wall using a circular template, add gold dots for a fun accent in a girl’s room. Also, it’s not just walls that can benefit from a coat of paint; this chic end table features a black finish and a gold drawer to tie the room together. Then, hang a gold pendant from your neck and sleep on a bed draped in a soft pink duvet cover for the finishing touches.
11. SHAPES AND ZONES
With more families opting to teach their children at home while the pandemic rages on, it has become crucial to locate a quiet place where children may study and complete their assignments. Even though the bed is pushed up against the bright wall, the space has been partitioned off to make a dedicated office space. This girl’s room has charm thanks to the pink and white colour scheme and the yellow semicircle that serves as an accent.
12. BE INVENTIVE WITH PAINT
Nowadays, anything goes when it comes to painting so that you may have a ball expressing yourself creatively. The sky’s the limit as far as wall and floor paint goes; you can even do stripes, spots, and checks. We like the combination of these three colours for a girls’ bedroom. The bright pink on the window is trendy right now, and the royal blue provides depth without being too dominant, thanks to the white. The whitewashing of woodwork is not necessary. Not us!
13. WHEN PINK ISN’T AN OPTION
If you’re looking to spice up a girl’s bedroom with a splash of colour, pale green is a great choice. It’s soothing, light, and pleasant to the eyes, and it pairs beautifully with light grey and white. Leaf, tree, and flower prints are a great way to bring nature indoors. The colour green has a relaxing effect on many people.
14. A LOBSTER FOCAL WALL? YES!
Since children’s tastes shift rapidly, it may be wise to only wallpaper one wall (to serve as a focal point) instead of all four. The fact that it can do as the scheme’s focal point is a benefit of this. A good rule of thumb is to pick something that looks good now but will still be relevant in a few years. All of those requirements are met by this design, and some great colour is added for good measure. The tricolour scheme’s versatility makes it a joy to accessorize, and it pairs beautifully with light blonde wood.
15. ALL THE LIGHTS
The minor details, from a string of fairy lights to a neon sign, may make the most significant difference in a bedroom’s atmosphere. The lighting is the only real point of interest in this otherwise lovely pink and grey bedroom.
16. MODERN RUSTIC
The trend of modern rustic decor has been going strong for a while now. This is an excellent example of a bedroom design for a girl. Panelling on the walls, a bed made to look like it was made from reclaimed wood, and an inverted crate serving as a nightstand are all deliberate attempts to imbue the space with a sense of history and personality. Add some antiques, such as paintings and children’s furniture, that you found at garage sales. A fresh coat of paint can do wonders and inject some much-needed colour.
17. COLOUR BLOCK
Create a vibrant and fun girls’ bedroom with a combination of brilliant yellow on one wall and alternating striped block colours on the next fence using pink, orange and pastel green. Finish the look by painting the ceiling pink.
18. STICKER IMPACT
Red heart stickers, or similar, are quick and easy to liven up dull walls. It’s an excellent method for quickly erecting a focal fence. These stickers can be placed and removed from smooth surfaces repeatedly without damaging paint or wallpaper.
19. SUPER SMOOTH FINISH
Sometimes a fluffy high pile carpet isn’t always the most practical option with tiny kids. Vinyl is an excellent alternative to carpeting for a girl’s bedroom since it is soft underfoot, provides a cushioned sensation, and is incredibly useful. For instance, it can be cleaned of spills and lost felt tips, two common bedroom hazards for young women. You can hoover or sweep it, too, creating a firm surface to play on. Colour choices are usually very extensive, and often there are patterns to choose from.
20. ZONE KEY AREAS
Designing your daughter’s room is about creating an excellent space for her to relax in, but as she gets older, also somewhere for her to complete her homework – boo! This is why it’s helpful to set up distinct zones in one’s room, such as a desk by the window, a comfortable spot for sleeping, and a wall of bookshelves in a nook.
21. UPDATE TIRED FURNITURE
If your adolescent wishes to update to a more mature aesthetic but the current furnishings are in good shape, consider painting them instead. It’s a fun activity for couples; you may choose to paint everything the same colour or have some variety. Bedding, accessories, and throws may all work together to create a cohesive appearance. Or, if you’d instead not paint, you can always buy furniture that’s already been done.
22. DREAMING OF FAIRY TALES
This beautiful bedroom scheme for girls is fit for a princess, with fanciful images reminiscent of Paris and a sweet pastel pink colour scheme. To make the prints the centre point, paint the walls white, add pastel rugs, storage, and sofas, and top it off with a sheer, ethereal curtain.
23. PINK AND WHITE
This pretty pink and white colour scheme would be perfect for a girl’s bedroom. The diagonal painting effect makes for a focal wall, and the pale pink and bright white colour scheme complements each other nicely. Both the white couches and the oak bookcases tie the room together.
24. GO WILD WITH STRIPES
Ideal for a little girl’s bedroom, this design features floor-to-ceiling, brightly coloured stripes set off by tiny black polka dots. Pick out rattan storage baskets, which are both stylish and durable, and accessorize with bright patterns and solids.
25. CHILL WITH A DAYBED
A daybed is an excellent alternative if your kid has outgrown their “single” bed. Pick a model with concealed space for your belongings underneath it and coordinates with your bedside table. This colour palette is quite soothing to the eye and exemplifies the compatibility of off-whites with mauves and greys.
26. USE CORAL AS AN ACCENT
Coral is an excellent alternative to the conventional baby pink for a girl’s bedroom. If you have a few colourful, long-term furniture pieces, coordinate the remainder of the room’s colour scheme with those pieces. Changing the duvet covers is a simple and inexpensive way to give your bedroom a facelift, but you should be careful to find ones in a colour scheme that works with your current decor.
27. BRING THE OUTSIDE IN
You can take your child on a fantastical stroll across the park without getting out of bed. This lovely wallpaper is not overpowering, but it does stand out enough to be used for storytelling. The white painted flooring is ideal for making the wallpaper the focal point of the room; they look well with natural fibres such as this rattan rug and basket, as well as with fabrics in tones similar to those found in the wallpaper pattern.
