Room to Grow
- Leah Young
- 11 hours ago
- 2 min read
When we say this was a whole house renovation, we mean it! This week we are focusing on three kids’ bedrooms, each uniquely designed around each child. Instead of leaning into overly themed spaces that feel short-lived, we used each child’s interests as inspiration, creating rooms that feel fun and expressive while still remaining timeless and functional.

Movement and flexibility were key. Furniture placement was carefully planned to allow kids to play freely, transition easily between activities, and adapt as their needs change. Open floor space encourages creativity, while thoughtful storage solutions keep clutter at bay and make cleanup easier for both kids and parents.

Every room started with how it would actually be used. These bedrooms needed to support sleep, play, reading, getting dressed, and homework, all within a single space. By clearly defining zones for each activity, the rooms feel organized and calm, even on the busiest days. When a room works well functionally, it naturally becomes a space kids enjoy spending time in

Each bed features curated bedding that feels layered and intentional without being overly complicated. The look is elevated yet approachable, making it easy for kids to make their own beds while still maintaining a pulled-together aesthetic. It’s a simple way to teach responsibility while keeping the room looking polished.
Kids’ rooms need to stand up to real life. Washable, durable fabrics were used throughout, from bedding to upholstered pieces, so spills, messes, and everyday wear don’t feel stressful. These materials allow the rooms to look great while being practical enough for daily use.
One of the most important goals was longevity. These rooms were designed to grow with the child, not outgrow them. Furniture selections were made with the long term in mind, transitioning seamlessly from elementary years into the teen years. Classic silhouettes, quality materials, and versatile pieces ensure the rooms remain functional and stylish for years to come.
The result is three bedrooms that feel personal, practical, and timeless. These are spaces that celebrate each child’s individuality while giving parents peace of mind, rooms thoughtfully designed so they won’t need to be redone every few years, no matter how quickly kids grow.
















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