We can’t promise your kids won’t occasionally protest sharing a space, but we can promise you’ll find lots of design inspiration in these colourful images. Better yet? Your little ones will feel just as inspired, too.
![Climb Time Colourful nature-inspired kids' room.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Home-to-Win-Season-1.jpg)
Climb Time
The flamboyant use of prints – on the wallpaper, drapes, ottomans and toss cushions – make for a highly inviting shared kids’ room. And of course, who could ignore the star attraction? That gnarled ladder fashioned out of a tree will appeal to the little tree climbers in your life. See more of this jaw-dropping space here!
![Into the Blue Bright blue and purple kids' room](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/masters-of-flip-2.jpg)
Into the Blue
Most of us feel more comfortable using daring colours in kids’ rooms. A lashing of cobalt provides a provocative backdrop to snazzy single beds. The lilac and turquoise bedding invites another punch of colour – and no fighting over the nightstand: a wide dresser with twin lamps means room for all.
![Stripe Hype Stylish kids' room with colourful striped beds.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/House-of-Bryan-1.jpg)
Stripe Hype
HGTV hosts and real-life husband and wife Bryan and Sarah Baeumler outdid themselves in their kids’ room on House of Bryan, custom-making twin trundle beds in beguiling stripes that feel decidedly grown-up. The ceramic elephant stools standing duty are a whimsical touch, while the shag rug keeps toesies cozy underfoot.
![Coastal Flair A bright blue coastal-inspired kids' room.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Sarah-Richardson-Cottage.jpg)
Coastal Flair
A boys’ room, complete with a bucket for passing treasures between siblings, is simply irresistible. There’s so much spunky style here that says “cottage” (it’s from an episode of Sarah’s Cottage, after all) – from the anchors on the pillows to the two-tone panelling and knotty pine floors. P.S. Steal that chalkboard idea!
![Flower Power Pink and green kids' room with floral touches.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/House-of-Bryan-2.jpg)
Flower Power
Fabric reigns in this sweet room, where an explosion of pastels on the headboards beguile. The rule here: keep the backdrop neutral and then go to town on central pieces. Note the subtle difference in piping on the beds, which lends a quirky touch, as well as the wee coordinating bench by the window – even stuffed toys need their rest.
![Pretty in Pastel Pretty pastel kids' room.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Sarahs-House.jpg)
Pretty in Pastel
Pick a palette and stick with it for lovely results, like Sarah Richardson did in this girls’ room that feels quite grown-up. Choose matching bedding and piles of pillows, coordinating drapes, fun circular rugs that create a polka-dot effect and two tones on the walls.
![Texturally Terrific Stylish nautical kids' room](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Masters-of-Flip.jpg)
Texturally Terrific
Rattan makes for creative headboards in this simple yet stylish sibling space that’s anchored by a beautiful chevron rug.
![The Butterfly Effect Sweet pink and white girl's room](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Income-Property.jpg)
The Butterfly Effect
Adorably inviting, this little girls’ room comes together with a simple white bunk bed, coral-pink patterned sheets and accessories, a garland of butterflies and a decal displaying birds on a branch.
![Think Lengthwise A charming kids' room that maximizes space.](https://assets.hgtv.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Sarah-101-1.jpg)
Think Lengthwise
Short on space? Pull a Sarah Richardson by placing two beds lengthwise against a wall. This configuration makes for an ideal hang-out spot for reading and just plain chilling out. Installing open shelving above is a great space-saver, too.
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