10-Minute Kids Room Makeover
Create an organized, playful kids’ room in no time at all.
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Say goodbye to the clutter and ho-hum décor! We have simple ideas to take your kid's bedroom or playroom from bland to beautiful.
1. Rearrange for a New Perspective
Move the bed to another wall for a fresh look! If the headboard overlaps a window or the spacing isn't symmetrical, balance the arrangement with strategically placed artwork and lighting. —Kelly Rogers Interiors
2. Display Their Collections
Group existing collections like vintage globes, dolls, or board games together on one bookcase for maximum visual impact. —Kendall Simmons Interiors
3. DIY a Statement Pillow
Add some pizzazz by having your child decorate plain throw pillow covers with fabric paint. A perfect rainy day activity! —Wayfair Editors
4. Encourage Your Bookworm
Stack books on the dresser and nightstands to prop up their treasured objects. —Kelly Rogers Interiors
5. Add a Pop
Colorful accents like window treatments or wall decals can easily be changed out over time. Though a soft palette is relaxing for babies (and sleep-deprived parents), it's fun to transition to brighter shades as the child gets older. —Kristy Kay
6. Play Picasso
Create a gallery wall with kid-approved art. Leave space around the edges so you can add to it over time. Incorporate your child’s own creations to make it meaningful to them. —Kelly Rogers Interiors
7. Donate Unused Toys
Sort through the toy box and pull out the items your child hasn't played with in a while. Select a couple of toys to keep in the back of a closet for days when they say, "I'm bored!" and donate the rest. —Wayfair editors
8. Incorporate a Personal Touch
Items like area rugs, throw pillows, or wall art—can create a completely different look and express your child's personality. I love going bold on textiles that can be easily and inexpensively swapped out. —Kristy Kay
9. Create Activity Zones
Examples include a desk for homework, a table for arts and crafts, a reading chair or window seat for quiet time, and a play area with toy storage. Separate areas help kids know where individual items belong, making cleanup easier. —Kendall Simmons Interiors
10. Build a Fort
Using Command hooks adhered low on the walls and old blankets, create a fort for hours of pretend play fun. Bonus: the fort’s easy to disassemble when not in use. —Wayfair Editors
