This children’s room just took me to a happy place.
Kelly Behum, Elle Decor
When designing children’s rooms, I believe three principles should guide the design: fun, function and future.
A kid’s space should be fun, it should be a space they love to be in, a space that sparks imagination and keeps them interested.
It should definitely be functional, having a place for everything and everything in its place. Therefore, great storage and accessibility are essential.
Finally, future. I’m not a big fan of themed children’s rooms. I believe that the space should be somewhat timeless and grow with the child.
Here are some spaces to be inspired by:
SF Showcase 2016, Nest Design Co.
The Zhush, One Kings Lane
The Zhush, One Kings Lane
styleyourlife360 
Wow, what beautiful rooms! Since so many parents in New York City apartments struggle to make small bedrooms work for children, especially when siblings must share spaces, it would be interesting to do a post about how parents handle that challenge creatively.
Hi, thanks. I’ll definitely do that.