Planned Children’s Room: 70 Beautiful Projects
Making a planned children’s room can be the best way to provide children with a comfortable space to rest, study and play. In addition to being a way to make the space more intelligent and functional, you have the possibility to imprint a little of the personality of your little one’s tastes. Below, we’ll look at rooms that offer a lot of fun, learning and entertainment, all thanks to smart, multifunctional woodworking.
Planned Children’s Room
The purpose of the following projects is to encourage fun and playful elements, making the children’s room not only a space for sleeping, but also for playing, learning and having sensory experiences.
But remember, each of these projects was designed to meet a specific need or desire, before asking for a planned project think and reflect on your and your child’s needs and desires. Keeping in mind what you want, just get inspired!
Image 1: Fun room with a climbing wall, iron bars and niches to store toys.
Image 2: Like the previous one, this project also has a climbing wall, but the joinery is done in more sober colors.
Image 3: Fun, this project has a climbing wall, bunk bed and space to study. No doubt it was fun and functional.
Image 4: Different, this project was inspired by football to make the joinery, it became happy and versatile.
Image 5: Super cheerful, this project favored fun, it has a climbing wall, a slide and a ball pool.
Image 6: Beautiful planned children’s room for a girl with a white ball pool and suspended wooden bench for study.
Image 7: Above all, this room privileges originality with the drum stage and mezzanine, colorful niches to store toys complete the fun.
Image 8: Equally original, this colorful and cheerful designed children’s room has a separate study space with plenty of natural light.
Image 9: In order to privilege the colors, this environment has two colorful wallpapers, the joinery brought the playful, with a bed with a cloud cutout and niches for storing toys.
Image 10: Different, the joinery in this room managed to add fun to the game: cabinets below and space to play above.
Gender-planned children’s room
Investing in a good planned joinery project can be the ideal solution to maximize the use of space and manage to provide a unique environment, with personality and adapted to the child’s needs. Below, we’ve sorted some creative and smart projects by genre.
If you have a couple at home, just change the color palette to something more neutral or unisex, another option is to ask each of the children to choose their favorite color.
Girl
For the girls room the predominantly pink, but there are more neutral options for those who do not want to leave the project very marked and child and can grow with the child without the need to be mobile switching every stage of childhood.
Image 11: This bed was designed to accommodate a cupboard to the side and drawers underneath, it also has recessed lighting and curtain for privacy.
Image 12: In contrast, this environment prioritized the planning of cabinets and shelves, expanding storage spaces.
Image 13: At the same time, fun and multifunctional, this environment has bunk beds, a desk and trunks with casters.
Image 14: Not just visually harmonic, this design is smart, it accommodates drawers, cabinets and study benches and illuminated drawings.
Image 15: With a minimalist and sober feel, this room bet on drawers and niches under the bed and built-in on the stairs.
Image 16: Here the joinery has focused on a single piece that accommodates an auxiliary bed, reading space and book shelf. The highlight is the birds wallpaper.
Image 17: Not only modern, but creative and feminine, this room has a beautiful house-shaped desk, white cabinets and acrylic swing.
Image 18: Also in pink, this fun project has mirrored cabinets and a bed with a house. Note that under the bed there are more cabinets.
Image 19: Larger project, with suspended bed, study bench with recessed lighting. But the pink swing and the trunks finish the decoration with a lot of charm.
Image 20: Certainly functionality was privileged in this project, accommodating niches, cabinets and TV panel in a single piece of furniture.
If your daughter is still a baby, check out how to set up a baby girl’s room beforehand.
Boy
Boys’ rooms tend to be more colorful and cheerful, but they can also be sober and get away from the obvious. Below, we have original and creative projects, capable of integrating various activities in a well-decorated and playful space.
But first, if your child is a geek and would like more than a fourth gamer, check out ideas for building one.
Picture 21: Children’s room with lowered ceiling and a well resolved carpentry project with cabinets, headboard and study bench.
Image 22: With beautiful niches in blue lacquer and white bench with built-in drawers, this room created distinct spaces for resting, playing, studying and storing.
Image 23: In contrast to other projects, this environment unified the bed, cabinets, niches and study bench in a single piece of furniture.
Picture 24: A large wooden panel accommodates a TV, a bulletin board, niches, and a rack with drawers and a fun mobile bench with a bicycle wheel.
Image 25: In contrast, this creative and colorful project, maximized storage space with overhead cabinets, bench with drawers and chests with casters.
Image 26: Neutral and modern, this project has a beautiful desk with cabinets and a bookcase, the blue tree brings a childish and fun touch to the environment.
Image 27: Unlike the previous project, this environment bet on more vivid colors and geometric wallpaper, the result: fun and functional.
Image 28: In this project for a reduced space, the joinery was able to accommodate cabinets, bookshelves and study benches.
Image 29: Colorful and full of details, this project has a beautiful blue bookcase and bed with shelves, the wallpaper completes the modern look.
Image 30: Similar to the previous one, this project opted for a large wooden niche making the headboard and accommodating the TV panel and colored shelves.
If your child is still a baby, then be sure to check out the post about boy’s room.
Children’s room designed for two
With the increasingly reduced spaces in houses and apartments, it is often not possible for every child to have their own room. That’s where the planned joinery comes in, making it possible to create intelligent spaces for children to live with.
Sisters
Image 31: Beautiful multifunctional project where beds, chests of drawers and cabinets are part of a single piece of furniture.
Image 32: Playful and soft, this environment is modern, functional and accommodates two girls with comfort and practicality.
Image 33: Equally playful, here the use of air space took place with the suspended bed, accommodating a dressing table with drawers underneath.
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Image 34: Fun project, with mezzanine for reading, slide and bunk beds, all marked in soft pinks and greys.
Picture 35: Room for two girls, with beds, cupboards, dressing table, study bench and beds with trundles. Highlight for the lighting project with molding and fiber optics.
Image 36: Another project to optimize space, with beds, drawers and closet in one piece.
Image 37: This beautiful environment designed a bunk bed with a side ladder and drawers, the highlight is the plaster work on the ceiling and the pendant.
Image 38: Another project with two beds integrated to the dresser and closet.
Image 39: In contrast, this broader project used joinery to separate the resting and study environments.
Image 40: Not just feminine, this design is neutral and accommodates two girls and a dressing table that also serves as a study bench.
Brothers
Picture 41: This room has a high ceiling, which favored the design of the bunk bed. The curtains give privacy and charm to the environment.
Image 42: Different, this project has a beautiful fiber optic plaster ceiling and a well-structured bunk bed with a desk.
Image 43: Not only well planned, this room gained space with suspended beds, cupboards and niches underneath, leaving space for a bench.
Image 44: Just like the previous one, the suspended bed made room for the niches and a study bench for two boys.
Image 45: With geometric wallpaper and white paneling, this project also opted for a suspended bed with an integrated chest of drawers and desk.
Image 46: In this project, the L-shaped beds separated by a corner piece of furniture maximize space. Vibrant colors give personality to the environment.
Image 47: Bedroom complete with built-in wardrobes, niches and headboards. Natural wood and light blue are discreet and cheerful.
Image 48: As a result of a well-executed project, this room was functional and sober, without ceasing to be childish.
Image 49: Bunk bed design with trundle and rustic ladder, fun wallpaper and lowered ceiling complete the decoration of this room.
Image 50: Like other projects we’ve seen, this room was fun and practical with lighted niches and a photographic panel.
Children’s room with bunk beds
And when the space needs to accommodate more than two children, what’s the solution? Simple, planned rooms that can intelligently occupy the air space, generating comfortable, practical and creative solutions. Below we will see some projects that can accommodate up to six people.
Image 51: In addition to being cool, this project used the space intelligently, occupying the steps with drawers.
Image 52: Equally intelligent, this project took advantage of the space with a trauma and a suspended bed.
Image 53: In contrast to the previous project, this room used the vertical space and built an auxiliary bed, the discreet and neutral colors make the environment modern.
Image 54: As well as other projects, this environment organized the space with bunk beds and a beautiful wooden panel with sconces.
Image 55: Modern and minimalist, this project had auxiliary beds and an unusual activity table. The mezzanine integrated into the furniture is responsible for the fun.
Image 56: Equally functional, this room personalized the environments with the names of the residents, the bunk bed saved space so that each one could have their own study bench.
Image 57: But, this project bet on a more classical language, with the beds planned in a dark green and a more traditional pendant.
Picture 58: Beautiful children’s room designed in black and white with individual lighting for the beds and discreet wallpaper.
Picture 59: This children’s room is designed to accommodate four children, each with its own niche and lighting.
Image 60: In addition to being versatile, this room accommodated three beds and a wardrobe, leaving space for a study bench and an armchair.
Designed children’s room with a slide
Unanimity among children, the slides are objects of desire that left the playgrounds straight to the bedrooms. You might imagine that you need a huge space to be able to accommodate such an item inside the children’s room, but you’ll see in the projects below, that smaller spaces can also have your toy without interfering with the functionality and comfort of the project and still add fun and entertainment for inside the room.
Image 61: The big attraction of this room is the slide that goes down from the mezzanine. Undoubtedly, this project favored playfulness and fun.
Image 62: Fun and original, this room is an explosion of colors, the slide is for getting down from the bunk, making everything much more fun.
Image 63: Equally colorful, this project bet on a beautiful lighted niche and ladder to access the top bed.
Image 64: Beautiful children’s project with slide, bridge and niches. Dark wood adds a more sober feel and highlights the striped wallpaper.
Image 65: This room has many elements of interest, such as the ropes that are used on the ladder and the grid.
Image 66: The wooden ceiling with lighting marks the study and rest environment, while the slide marks the fun and games.
Image 67: Vibrant, this project accommodated two beds, a ladder, niches and the slide in a single piece. Note that the space below the slide was used as a coat rack.
Image 68: Made of natural wood and with a tropical motif, this project is perfect for smaller spaces, it combines two beds and a bookcase with the slide.
Image 69: This joinery project has two beds, many drawers, niches and a playhouse under the bed.
Image 70: Project with mirrored cabinet, bed, mezzanine, slide and ladder with colored drawers.
