Decorating Kids' Rooms

The world is this baby's oyster with this whimsical and global decor of Rebecca Woolf's baby nursery design.

Rebecca Woolf designs a whimsical girl's bedroom that leaves plenty of room to grow.

Rebecca designs a whimsical bedroom for her infant twin daughters.

Piper is a girl who knows what she wants and helped her mother design her dream pink bedroom. The outcome is the perfect combination of lighthearted girlish whimsy and classy sophistication that Piper can enjoy for years to come.

Mason, an acorn-obsessed boy, shows Rebecca his woodland-themed room.

A bookworm boy shows Rebecca his blue reading hideaway bedroom.

Fitting a family of four into a small home can be a challenge, unless the siblings share a bedroom. That becomes more complicated when they are a boy and a girl. By splitting a room into two different bedrooms, Rebecca Woolf was able to create a cohesive feel even while having a distinct style for each of them. The end result is all about sharing, teaching siblings to have fun together and share experiences, but still giving them their own personal space.

A father reconfigured a bedroom for his three daughters aged 8, 6 and 3. To make the most of the room, he created a pod-like bunk system, that gives each girl a distinct, unique space. The triple bunk design allows for a twin bed mattress for each girl with colors chosen personally for each sleeping pod.

With its fish-themed decor, Posy's bedroom reflects her love of the beach.