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Victorian Kids' Room and Nursery Ideas and Designs with Purple Walls

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Twin Cherubini Room
Twin Cherubini Room
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Designer Betty Lou Phillips featured two of AFK's flagship Cherubini cribs in this nursery in Dallas. Adorned with caning and appliqued moulding the Cherubini style is timeless.
A coastal classic home
A coastal classic home
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Girl's bedroom. Restored antique Victorian cast iron bed. Custom wool/silk rug. Custom painted ceiling. Photography: Joe Aker

Victorian Kids' Room and Nursery Ideas and Designs with Purple Walls

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 victorian kids room feels like their own personal space. Browse through all thevictorian kids room, playroom and nursery ideas here or select Kids Room to see teenage bedroom ideas as well as victorian designs for little girls and boys, and choose Nursery to see baby room ideas and nursery photos.
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