Twin Teenage Bedroom Ideas
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Rooms for girls
Fun bedrooms for girls packed with plenty of personality
There are no rules when it comes to decorating a girl's room - whatever age she is - so long as it reflects her personality. If she loves princesses, go wild with a canopy bed and lots of pretty fabric. Surly teenager? Try a dark wall and strings of lights to create a cocoon. The most important thing is to have fun.
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Paul Massey
Nicola Harding created a sophisticated girl's bedroom in a 19th century London home. The curtain fabric is by Tobias & the Angel, which also made the shade seen on the Pooky table lamp. Felix Lighting Specialists made the wall lights. 'Sakura' wallpaper in sky by Galbraith & Paul and a Vanderhurd rug provide a foil for a dark pink 'St Bernard' armchair from Howe and custom-made headboards covered in a matching fabric from Claremont.
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Rachel Whiting
Curtains in Nina Campbell's 'Beau Rivage' co-ordinate with similar shades of blue in Christian Lacroix's striped 'Beach Club' wallpaper in Pandora Sykes's daughter's room.
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This striking mural, based on one in Bemelmans Bar at The Carlyle hotel in New York, provides a playful backdrop in this young girls' room. Beata Heuman made clever use of the space – twin beds, with half-tester canopies, slot neatly into the two alcoves, while the central, built-in chest of drawers extends into the wall to the back of the chimney breast.
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A panelled recess and two cupboards (one out of shot) frame the bed in this room by Hugh Leslie. Farrow & Ball 'Mizzle' light green paint picks up on the checked fabric of the curtains and bed.
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Lucas Allen
Designer Henri Fitzwilliam-Lay, the owner of this Victorian country house in Shropshire, has enhanced the interiors of this grand property with her signature mid-century aesthetic without compromising original features. The daughter's room features striking striped wallpaper by The Art of Wallpaper and contains lots of bright, clashing patterns. This fun scheme makes for a lively space.
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Emma Lewis
In a London house designed by Amanda Baring, curtains made from 'Les Chiens' cotton from Clarence House add a playful note to a child's bedroom which features antique furniture and soft colours.
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The drawers and shelves in this room by Giancarlo Valle provide storage for books, toys and clothes and look great thanks to the distinctive scallop edging, which is echoed in the handle-less drawers. It is playful rather than childish, making it more likely to stand the test of time.
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Paul Massey
Originally Rita Konig's room before the expansion of her London flat, this single spare bedroom would make a wonderful kid's room thanks to its unique and quirky design. The curtains are in 'Broadcloth' felt from Hainsworth and the walls are lined in Tyler Hall's 'First Bloom' wallpaper from Tissus d'Hélène, with a Guatemalan tapestry that Phil brought back from his travels.
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Alexander James
With a Damien Hirst artwork and a vintage chandelier, this little girl's room in Bayswater designed by Fiona Parke of Johnston Parke Interiors is certainly at the fancier end of the spectrum. The bed is upholstered in Abbott & Boyd linen and has two drawers for storing toys.
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Jefferson Smith
Designer Hugh Leslie has not only created a simply chic scheme of primary colours and graphic prints, but a cosy wrap around headboard ensures there'll be no danger of little ones going bump in the night.
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A stack of pretty mattresses, inspired by The Princess and the Pea fairy tale, doubles up as a pull-out bed for sleepovers in this young girl's room by K&H Design. A screen marks the division between the bed and the desk area, which is highlighted by a hand-blocked wallpaper from Hamilton Weston.
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Jan Baldwin
In the children's room of Nori Starck's Venetian apartment, tall, padded headboards emphasise the height of the ceiling with its painted beams.
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Tim Beddow
This twin bedroom is decorated with a soft pink colour scheme featuring white gauzy canopies, making for a pretty and sophisticated room that would be perfect as a girls' bedroom.
After visiting her friend Kathryn Ireland in France's Tarn region, Anne Halsey bought a French farmhouse retreat there and enlisted the help of the decorator to create a relaxed retreat perfect for entertaining.
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Line T Klein
The owners of this Somerset country house had not anticipated taking on such a large project, but their careful renovation enhanced by modern decorative touches has resulted in a smart, yet comfortable, forever home. The daughter's bedroom has a pastel palette and a simple white bed frame, allowing mixed patterns to work well together. The grey and cream rug is 'Cora' from The Rug Company.
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Sharyn Cairns
In the daughter's bedroom of a west London house, the ceiling has been painted to look like a circus tent, using Farrow & Ball's 'Rectory Red' and Paint and Paper Library's 'Slate I'. The addition of a large basement extension to the house has freed up space on the upper floors for bright and capacious rooms, and a more fluid layout, ideal for family living.
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Elsa Young
Resisting the idea of moving or expanding into the basement, the owners of this London house from the 1850s gave architect Maria Speake of Retrouvius the go-ahead to make structural changes to give their family and business the space needed. This children's bedrooms is flooded with light from both the window and skylight, with neat underbed storage to make the most of the awkward attic space.
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Paul Massey
Taking on the conversion of a disused chapel in Somerset, artist Jonathan Delafield Cook, illustrator Laura Stoddart and their two children (11 and 13 years old) have made the smooth transition from incomers to long-term residents. In this bedroom a simple storage wall has been filled with coloured boxes that match the rainbow pom poms at the window. A sweet mid-century desk for home work sits in front of the window.
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Michael Sinclair
This cool-toned colour scheme is the perfect neutral for cool kids who want a stylish bedroom. The genderless mint shade adds to the bright feel of the room, which is flooded with natural light. With sophisticated parquet floors and cosy armchair means minimal work is needed to turn this into a welcoming guest bedroom.
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An antique wooden bed with a coronet canopy doubles as a daybed and is surrounded by papier-mâché animal heads from Edit58. The result is a charming room that will be easy to adapt as the child grows.
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Measuring just 90 square metres, this home to a family of five in Chelsea, London, makes use of every inch of space. Designed by Eve Mercier, the small kids' bedroom features two broad, wall-mounted benches (underneath the loft bed) that are easily transformed into beds (bed-linen is concealed below), while a third, drawer bed slides out when needed. "We wanted a versatile space that could easily be converted into a study if necessary," explains Eve. A circular, frosted window overlooks the bathroom.
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Murals and scenic wallpapers are a creative way to introduce a fantastical element to a child's room. This wallpaper mural by American artist Rebecca Rebouché depicts an enchanted forest and an underwater tea party, and provides a magical background for the French-style beds, wooden chest of drawers and fluffy rug.
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Paul Massey
Interior designer Samantha Todhunter created this girl's room in a home in south London by combining a stunning bespoke bed, made like an extended button-back sofa, with a fabulous feature blind, prints and a zebra print rug. One word springs to mind: fun.
Source: https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/gallery/girls-room-ideas
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