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Kids' Bedroom Pictures From HGTV Dream Home 2014

November 25, 2014
Part fun hideaway, part practical place to sleep, this kid-friendly bunkroom features soaring ceilings, bright colors and whimsical accessories.
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The vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams and light-filled windows give this room a treehouse feel. The space's architecture allows for the use of stacked bunk beds that can sleep four.

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The bright red, black and white color scheme looks traditional, preppy and a bit grown-up. Durable fabrics and bold patterns keep it kid-friendly.

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No fighting to get the best spot for TV viewing here — each bunk bed gets its own wall-mounted flat screen.

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Patterns like chevron, gingham, buffalo check and farmhouse ticking work together because they all share the same basic palette, but differ in size and scale.

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The bold red-and-white palette extends into the kids' bathroom next door.

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Dramatic floor-to-ceiling drapes with a playful buffalo check border can separate sleep space from play space.

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A wall-mounted, brushed nickel extendable lamp waits at each bedside — perfect for reading without disturbing the room's other guests.

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Each bed features the same lamp, flat-screen TV and bold linens, ensuring there isn't a bad bunk in the house.

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Clocks set to different time zones throughout the world are a playful design element that fits perfectly into the room's dramatic red-and-white palette.

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A vintage-style travel trunk purchased at a local shop in Truckee, Calif. fits with the room's world exploration motifs. Along with the closet, it also provides a spot to stow toys and games.

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Windows that climb from the top of the wall to the peak of the roofline let ample light into this space while still preserving privacy.

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The vibrant striped rug is the piece that "really pulls the whole room together," says interior designer Linda Woodrum.

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A traditional library-style cabinet is made modern with a coat of white paint and a bright red backdrop. "Anytime" toys, books and games can live in the bottom of the cabinet within reach of little hands.

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Part fun hideaway, part practical place to sleep, this kid-friendly bunkroom is grown-up enough to serve as an overflow sleeping space for adult guests.