9 Adorable Kids’ Bedroom Ideas, All Shoppable on Amazon

If you’re blessed with high ceilings, add some whimsy to the space with a pretty chandelier like this one. In this case, it totally ties the room together by occupying otherwise blank space, drawing your eye from the whimsical four-poster bed to the sparrow-dotted ceiling. We wish our bedroom looked this polished.

Get the look: BONLICH chandelier ($106); Linon fur bench ($154); Stupell wall art ($30)

Dealing with minimal space? Don’t worry. A bookcase bed does double duty by providing tons of storage. And going all in on their favorite hobby (like biking) for the room’s decor doesn’t hurt either.

Get the look: Hillsdale Furniture storage bed ($1,059); Hillsdale Furniture dresser ($671); Sta Tru bike wheel ($47)

Forts are fun…’til you’re the one who has to build and disassemble them. That’s what makes this teepee so great—it can stay set up in her room all day every day, creating her own private oasis.

Get the look: Lebze teepee ($60); COTTON CRAFT pouf ($59); Rhode Island Novelty plush giraffe ($30); maisonmarrakech pouf ($67)

The birch tree–patterned wallpaper makes this otherwise simply decorated nursery come to life. We’re partial to the accent wall trend because it doesn’t overwhelm the room with a busy pattern.

Get the look: Koala Wallpaper peel-and-stick wallpaper ($45 for 30.75 ft); babyletto crib ($399); Delta Children rocker chair ($360)

The right headboard can totally transform a room. Exhibit A: this photo. We can’t take our eyes off the elaborate rattan curlicues. (Plus, its cutout details are perfect if your headboard is near a window because they let the natural light pass through.)

Get the look: Kouboo queen-size headboard ($495); Epic Artifactory peel-and-stick reclaimed wood ($210 for 20ft);  Maxax chandelier ($180); meadow park pillow ($60)

There comes a time when every kid wants to upgrade from a twin bed (*sigh*). Now he can have the full bed he wants but still have space for a friend to sleep over. And with this reclaimed-wood style, it’ll feel like they’re camping—minus the mosquitoes and the whole sleeping-on-the-ground part.

Get the look: Acme furniture bunk bed ($465); Weone Artwork ski wall art ($67); Comfort Spaces bedding ($50)

Make your little one’s room feel extra cozy by filling it with stuffed animals they can cuddle. That, coupled with plush rugs, soft lighting and calm colors, is bound to make them feel at ease. TBH, we kinda wanna move in here.

Get the look: Heritage Kids lion stuffed animal wall mount ($20); Max & Lily low bunk bed ($312); Melissa & Doug giant giraffe ($83); little dove teepee ($50); YJ.GWL fax fur rug ($20)

Usually, we’re into ruffles as a small accent here or there. Not in this case. Here, tiered ruffles take center stage, covering both the bed and the curtains. What makes it work: Since almost everything in the room is in shades of white (save for the lampshade, accent pillow and wall art), the frills provide a necessary amount of texture that keeps the room from looking bland and boring.

Get the look: Chezmoi Collection duvet cover ($48); Chezmoi Collection curtain ($17); Smilyard rabbit throw pillow cover ($9)

Take a page out of Marie Kondo’s book and approach his room decor with a less-is-more philosophy. It’ll be an exercise in decluttering for both of you.

Get the look: Generic alphabet wall decor ($28); Yellowbird Art & Design vintage baseball print ($12); Sunshine Cowhides rug ($159)