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Last Modified 24 October 2025 First Added 12 October 2023
Personality, pizzazz, privacy – girls’ bedrooms need to tick plenty of boxes. And so they should. Make the formative years of girlhood a positive, inspiring experience with our favourite bedroom design ideas for girls.
Being young is all about discovering what makes you, well, you. And bedrooms can be a central place to let personalities shine. For youngsters, they’re often the only place they can truly call their own, a haven away from the rest of the world.
Here, we explore creative bedroom ideas for girls to help them make their space feel unique. Expect tips for every age and suggestions to keep things timeless, even when they grow out of the latest trends. Whether you’re decorating for a 5-year-old princess lover or a 10-year-old transitioning into tween style, let’s explore these bedroom ideas together…
Vibrant and free-spirited, boho calls on a fusion of cultures, textures, and playfulness to create a cosy sanctuary.
A timeless choice, bohemian design is full of fun, creativity, and personality that girls will adore using to express themselves. Choose a neutral bed base, such as white or beige, for a “desert boho” approach that is accessorised with earthy tones such as terracotta, teal, and sage. Dress the room with plenty of textures such as cable knit blankets, macrame tapestries and hanging plant pots, and light natural wood furniture.
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If your Barbie loves pink, don’t shy away from her favourite colour.
While it might feel unoriginal, we think pink is a seriously underrated colour. With the 2023 Barbie movie release, pink on pink is back in fashion. Pantone even made Viva Magenta their 2023 colour of the year – this rich, dusky shade is unapologetically pink. Dark and saturated, it makes for a sophisticated accent colour alongside pastel pink. Be sure to lighten up the space, though. A pink bed with white furniture or accessories will work a treat.
Explore more ways to style a pink bedroom with our deep dive into colours that complement pink.
When square footage is limited, smart design becomes essential. The key to small bedroom ideas for girls lies in thinking vertically and choosing furniture that works twice as hard.
Wall-mounted shelves, pegboards, and high sleeper beds free up precious floor space while creating study areas underneath. Meanwhile, multi-functional pieces like ottoman beds provide hidden storage for seasonal clothes, and desk-vanity combos serve double duty for homework and getting ready.
The Margot Kids Upholstered Bed Frame perfectly demonstrates how smart design can transform a small space. Its built-in drawers eliminate the need for extra furniture, while the soft upholstered frame (shown below in dreamy pink with mustard accents) creates a sophisticated look that grows with your daughter from a young age through her teens.
Bring nature inside by transforming the bedroom into an ode to all things floral.
From delicate, feminine blooms to bright, tropical jungles, there is a plethora of choices when it comes to this theme. Use wallpaper to create a pretty half-wall, half-paint effect or try your hand at painting your own designs to give the room a more personal feel. Decorate your kid’s bed with flower-shaped pillows and a chunky blanket for extra cosy vibes.
Don’t forget to add plenty of flowers and plants to bring this approach to life. Colourful dried bouquets are a wonderful way to create a permanent display or support a budding green thumb by bringing in house plants. There are even plants that can help you sleep!
This theme works brilliantly for small bedrooms – the light colour palette naturally makes spaces feel larger and more open.
Blue is a wonderfully dominant colour to use in the bedroom because of its calming properties. The colour of calm waves, tropical lagoons, and sunny skies, blue has a diverse mix of tones that exude peace and stability – exactly what you want in a space where relaxation and sleep are the main activities.
A coastal theme is fun and elegant and can include as much whimsy and playfulness as you like! Decorate with sea-life stickers for little girls, or shells and stripes for older, more grown-up sensibilities. Add organic finishes such as a wooden bed frame, wicker lamp shades, and bamboo storage boxes.
For girls who have lofty aspirations of dark libraries, gothic spires, and reading classic literature by candlelight, this is the aesthetic for them.
Moody and eternally autumnal, dark academia evokes images of leather-bound books, brogues, and hand-knit cardigans. Choose a cool tone for the dominant colour, such as grey, green, or brown, and pair it with a complementary palette of creams, rusty oranges, and touches of jewel tones.
Key accessories include lots of bookshelves for all those limited edition hardbacks, warm lighting in antique-style lamps, and a plush velvet reading chair. If there’s space, this would be the perfect room for a grand black bed or high sleeper bed to store all their books.
Bring a myriad of colours into your little one’s space with pastel pinks, sky blues, and warm whites.
Inspiring and soothing, in equal measure, pastels are perfect for spaces which need to find that balance. As above, consider a stunning feature wall of soft, muted hues and bring pops of colour throughout the space with rugs, artwork, and storage accessories. Match cute and whimsical accessories, like the floating cloud shelves above, for bonus points and a coherent scheme that’s sure to delight.
Defined as elegant, effortless, and streamlined, the clean girl aesthetic is the minimalist movement of the moment.
One of the latest Gen Z trends, this rebranding of minimalism brings some modern touches that make it so appealing to girls and young women. Think bright white walls, perfectly made beds, and the no-makeup makeup look. This bedroom design calls for plenty of sleek storage options and artfully placed accessories such as fresh linen-scented candles and terrazzo jewellery dishes. Avoid cool tones like grey and instead, opt for a warm neutral palette of cream and beige, which will make the room feel bright and fresh.
It’s especially important to create storage systems with this aesthetic as they rely on very few items being on display. Add lots of drawers and try a divan bed to provide space to hide away clothes, shoes, and spare linens.
This style incorporates sparkling accents and a bit of whimsy to create a magical bedroom, fit for a princess of any age.
Think soft pink walls, twinkling fairy lights, and a kids’ bed that feels straight out of a fairytale. Add a plush rug, some shimmery curtains, and maybe a mirror with a bit of sparkle, because every princess needs a place to admire her crown. Don’t be afraid to mix textures like velvet, tulle, or sequins for that extra wow factor. And encourage her to display her treasured tiaras, princess dolls, or a collection of storybooks on shelving.
There’s just something about rainbows—they’re bright, cheerful, and full of feel-good vibes, making them the perfect theme for a room as joyful as hers.
Start with a splash of colour on the walls: a big, bold rainbow mural or even a pastel version for a softer feel can instantly bring the space to life. A rainbow-themed bed or bedding set in vibrant hues adds an extra dose of happy energy and becomes a playful focal point.
Next, layer in some whimsy with colourful string lights or wall decals, and don’t forget the personal touches. DIY crafts like homemade rainbow garlands or framed art projects she’s made herself add heart and creativity to the space. It’s all about creating a room that feels magical, uplifting, and uniquely hers!
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Every girl has her own spark—something she absolutely loves and could talk about for hours. Why not turn that passion into the heart of her bedroom design?
Whether she’s a future artist, a science whiz, a bookworm, or totally obsessed with animals, her space can truly reflect who she is and what makes her light up. Start by weaving her interests into the room’s decor in fun, creative ways. A young artist might love a mini gallery wall to display her masterpieces, along with an easel and a rainbow of art supplies within easy reach. Got a curious little scientist? Think constellation wall decals, a telescope by the window, or even a small “lab station” for fun experiments.
Even soft furnishings can tell her story—bedding patterned with ballet slippers, pillows with musical notes, or curtains in watercolour pastels can tie the theme together. Add a cosy nook for reading or dreaming, and suddenly, it’s more than a bedroom—it’s a space that inspires, reflects, and grows with her.
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The gamer aesthetic has long been associated with masculine décor, but girl gamers have come to challenge that.
Our gaming beds come in many different designs and materials, perfect for compact spaces and growing bodies who love to mix up their style often. Desk beds are a fantastic solution for smaller bedrooms, too, especially if you want to create separate spaces for gaming and sleeping. Then, let your youngster customise their space with posters, stickers, and toys – more is more when it comes to the things they love!
Tip for 10-year-olds and older: This age group will love customisable LED strip lighting (safe and affordable) to create that authentic gaming atmosphere without overwhelming the space.
Every age brings its own magic when decorating a girl’s bedroom:
Whatever your daughter’s stage, the best bedroom reflects her personality while providing the comfort and functionality she needs.
Sage green, soft lavender, warm terracotta, and powder blue are huge this year. These sophisticated shades work well from toddler through teen years.
Neutral tones, think soft beige, warm cream, or gentle taupe, offer a timeless foundation that grows with her, letting you easily switch up the decor as her tastes evolve. The key is to involve her in the process; let her pick her favourites, play with swatches, and get excited about making the space her own. When she sees her ideas come to life, her room becomes more than just a space; it becomes a reflection of her world.
Take a look at our Colour Wheel to find the perfect colour palette for your little girl.
1. Blackout blinds
The main purpose of any bedroom is sleep, and for children and teenagers, it’s vital that they get their much-needed rest. A dark room is the best environment to encourage quality sleep, so blackout blinds are a great addition. These can be used in conjunction with more aesthetically pleasing curtains and blinds as they fit snugly against the window, so there’s no compromise on style and practicality.
2. Flexible storage
Growing girls need plenty of storage, whether their interests lie in fashion and makeup, sports, crafts, academics, or gaming. Make sure to include lots of smart storage solutions to keep everything organised, such as storage beds, high sleepers, and wall hooks. With their school life, extracurricular activities, and hobbies, there’s a lot to juggle!
3. Personal touches
While they might be committed to something you aren’t fond of, it’s important to let girls have creative freedom over their space. If what they want isn’t practical, compromise on smaller decisions such as bedding, artwork, and other finishing touches. A sense of control and self-expression is essential for a healthy mindset and feeling safe in their space.
Creating a cosy bedroom is all about layering comfort and personal touches. Start with soft textures – think fluffy rugs, plush cushions, and snuggly bedding. Warm lighting is essential too; swap harsh overhead lights for fairy lights, table lamps, or LED strips that create a gentle glow. Add personal touches that make the space feel uniquely hers – display favourite photos, artwork, or collections on shelves or a gallery wall.
Consider creating a reading nook with a comfy chair or floor cushions where she can curl up with her favourite books. Choose a calming colour palette – soft pastels, warm neutrals, or her favourite colours in muted tones all help create that sanctuary feeling. For more inspiration, explore our cosy bedroom ideas.
Remember, the cosiest rooms are those filled with things she loves – whether that’s books, stuffed animals, or her latest art projects!
Ready to start creating her dream space? Browse our kids’ bed collection to find the perfect foundation.
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