27 Girls' Bedrooms Ideas Your Daughter Will Be Obsessed With (2024)

If your teen isn't a fan of bright colors, this neutral wonderland designed by Leanne Ford is right up her alley. Add special moments with a huge gold floor mirror or artwork. The walls feature custom trim that Ford commissioned an artist to add into the space to make it feel more personal and charming.

"Find wonderful things that you love, and no matter where you move, they'll find their place," advises designer Barry Dixon. This little girl's room she decorated captures the sentiment perfectly. It's filled with whimsical, heirloom-worthy pieces the occupant will treasure for years to come.

If any room can hold its own against a quirky color combo, it's a kid's space. MA Allen Interiors's client wanted a room that would empower her two-year-old granddaughter "to grow and pursue anything under the sun," so the North Carolina designer turned to a palette of lilac and lime green to promote discovery and wonder.

Children really do grow up so fast. Get ahead of the growth spurt with a space that can grow with them. In Marie Flanigan's newborn daughter's room, the designer opted to include a versatile daybed alongside a traditional crib. Right now, the piece is "a cozy spot for late-night feedings, but one day it'll be her big-girl bed with a trundle for sleepovers," the Houston-based designer says.

If she loves to choose her own outfits and play dress-up, a pretty clothing rack for keep costumes and props will be a dream come true. We love how designer April Tomlin added little house structures to this playful space to make activities like practicing dance even more immersive.

Don't underestimate the creativity in your child's sketchbook. Artist Kiki Slaughter designed a collection of textiles and wallcoverings featuring her little ones' doodles and then covered the walls in their Richmond, Virginia home with patterns they created.

Kids' bedrooms are a great place to go bold with color and pattern. Here, designer Meta Coleman created a magical bedroom centered on nature using St. Jude's Squirrel and Sunflower wallpaper. "Sometimes you have to lean into a home's quirk," says Coleman. "Wallpapering the whole room makes the angles feel less pronounced."

If your little one has sleepovers often, this narrow and long space designed by Cameron Rupert Interiors is a dream for slumber parties and hide-and-seek. The curtains bring even more color and pattern to the cozy built-ins.

If she loves pink and all the frills, this will be her favorite corner to imagine all she can become and more. The powder pink headboard and floral wallpaper Brooke Crew added here give it an adorable charm she'll cherish for years.

Sure, you can order a curated gallery wall from any number of retailers, but consider doing something more personal. For the room shared by her daughters Tallulah (pictured) and Bellamy in the family's country house, Cortney Novogratz assembled a collection of female portraits—all flea market finds.

Wallpaper isn't only for walls! For a fun surprise, designer Nick Olsen used an exuberant Christopher Farr Cloth pattern to cover the ceiling of a girl's bedroom in Manhattan. Who wouldn't want to wake up to that?

Situated on a tiny island on a lake in Canada, Sarah Richardson's summer cottage is surrounded by sparkling water. When it came to decorating her daughter's bedroom, she merely had to look around her for inspiration, choosing textiles with wave-like patterns and painting a vintage nightstand in a placid blue.

For a room that your daughter will grow up with–not out of—take a cue from Annalise Taft Gersten, who designed a room for her teenage daughter that's playful (thanks to some fun accessories) but can easily transition into a more grown-up space.

When it comes to shared rooms, it's essential to get creative with the layout, says designer Heidi Caillier. "We designed these lofted bunkbeds so they could use the space underneath for desks and to play," she explains. "I wanted it to be soft and also feel like it worked with the rest of the house. The pink feels feminine but not overtly girly."

A little moodiness isn't a bad thing—at least when it comes to paint colors. Tasked with designing a room for a family's two older daughters that was playful but not stereotypically "girly," Jean Stoffer opted for a tranquil gray—Benjamin Moore Cobblestone Path—on the walls.

Don't forget about the "fifth wall"—aka the ceiling. For a client's daughter's bedroom, Elizabeth Georgantas painted the ceiling a vibrant lavender to match the strié carpet below.

A cozy reading chair is always a welcome addition, but a cozy reading chair that's also a swing? Yes, please! "It just adds so much joy and flair, and it's sculptural and unexpected," says Emilie Munroe, who installed this ceiling-hung seat for a client's daughter who loves to read.

Some design elements—toile, wicker, all things blue and white—never go out of style. Amy Berry used all of the above to design a next-level-pretty girl's room in House Beautiful's 2019 Whole Home that's sure to stand the test of time.

If a lack of closet space is a constant point of contention, consider furniture that addresses storage needs. Eric Olsen designed this custom platform bed for a couple's 12-year-old daughter, integrating extra drawers in the base for clothing.

The easiest way to turn your child into a budding design lover? Introduce some swoonworthy kids' pieces into the space! Barbie Palomino included a cult favorite—the EO Elephant Chair—in this California bedroom.