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Traditional Kids' Room and Nursery Ideas and Designs with Black Floors

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Internal redesign of a house in Earlsfield
Internal redesign of a house in Earlsfield
VORBILD ArchitectureVORBILD Architecture
Photo by Chris Snook
Traditional Rumson Home
Traditional Rumson Home
Tesi Design, Inc. Interiors and CabinetryTesi Design, Inc. Interiors and Cabinetry
A collection of custom pillows are created to adorn the bed. The fabric on the window treatment is repeated on two oversized square pillows and a blue and gold leopard lumbar pillow sits at the forefront.
Traditional Rumson Home
Traditional Rumson Home
Tesi Design, Inc. Interiors and CabinetryTesi Design, Inc. Interiors and Cabinetry
Custom Priscilla panel draperies are tied back to frame the symmetry of the bed wall. An inside mount roman shade is fully operable and controls the sunlight filtering through the windows.
Merion Drive
Merion Drive
Calming Spaces Interiors, Design & RemodelingCalming Spaces Interiors, Design & Remodeling
This room was for two adorable little boys, the clients wanted something fun and colorful, with lots of storage. The clients already had a blue sofa that they liked, so we found some fun orange floor lamps, with lemon yellow side tables to go with it. For storage we hacked some IKEA cabinets to build an entertainment center for their TV, with lots of storage below and shelves above for easy access to all of their toys. We used the same cabinets on the back wall for even more storage. Additionally, they have storage in the yellow ottoman. The orange bean bags were also a big hit with the boys, we have been told that they loved it and spend lots of time playing in their new playroom.
Merion Drive
Merion Drive
Calming Spaces Interiors, Design & RemodelingCalming Spaces Interiors, Design & Remodeling
This room was for two adorable little boys, the clients wanted something fun and colorful, with lots of storage. The clients already had a blue sofa that they liked, so we found some fun orange floor lamps, with lemon yellow side tables to go with it. For storage we hacked some IKEA cabinets to build an entertainment center for their TV, with lots of storage below and shelves above for easy access to all of their toys. We used the same cabinets on the back wall for even more storage. Additionally, they have storage in the yellow ottoman. The orange bean bags were also a big hit with the boys, we have been told that they loved it and spend lots of time playing in their new playroom.

Traditional Kids' Room and Nursery Ideas and Designs with Black Floors

Kids’ bedrooms are the ultimate masterclass in multi functionality. They can serve as three rooms rolled into one – bedroom, study and playroom – often for more than one child, and their friends to boot! And not to mention how often their styles and preferences will change as they grow, so you’ll need to think about nursery designs that could potentially turn into children’s rooms, and then eventually incorporate teenage bedroom ideas. How can this be achieved? The key is organisation, comfort, safety, and the personality of your child. Involving your child and taking his or her design ideas into account can make this a really fun process that will ensure their traditional kids room feels like their own personal space. Browse through all thetraditional kids room, playroom and nursery ideas here or select Kids Room to see teenage bedroom ideas as well as traditional designs for little girls and boys, and choose Nursery to see baby room ideas and nursery photos.
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