Even though this looks like a complex design, it was actually pretty simple to achieve. For the sailboat themed ceiling accent, we simply install curtain rods to the ceiling and weaved white jersey cloth through them to create a billowing effect. The awesome raffia window treatment was constructed of a traditional metal awning that you would typically use over a window or patio outdoors, but instead we covered it with straw table skirts meant for parties. Finally, we finished off the boys bedroom ideas with fun tropical themed accents like a large shark hung on the wall and life size palm tree decals interspersed throughout the room.

My boys bedroom decor definitely needs a bit of an update, but we are not quite sure were to begin because he is in that transition phase between kid and teenager. We want to keep the space age appropriate, but want to make sure that the design can grow with him as he gets into high school (and so we don't have to spend the money on a bedroom makeover again). This is what the space looks like now. As you can tell the furniture is a collection of mismatched pieces that we have added since he was a baby. We have subtle sports theme going on already and he absolutely loves any boys room ideas that incorporate football or baseball accents. I think that some type of sports motif would be a good place to begin, and a style that could easily grow with him as he moves into his teen years. We are a bit stumped on color palette, bed linens and decor though so if any of the interior designers or contractors on here could give us some boys bedroom ideas, that would be so helpful!

I am so proud of our newly decorated boys room that I just finished up for our new baby. I would not consider myself much of a designer by any means but I worked really hard to create a cohesive look that is not only fun and boyish but that is neutral enough to grow with him into the toddler and elementary school years. I started by looking online for baby boy room ideas that incorporated a navy blue color palette (my favorite) and dark wood furniture. My favorite spaces were ones that used a lot of preppy stripes and classic timeless patterns. This boat theme seemed to be a natural pairing to all of those elements that I loved. With my color scheme and decor theme decided on I was ready to start shopping around for linens, paint shades and accessories. This step proved to be a little bit more overwhelming than I had originally thought -- I figured it would be easy to translate my favorite boys bedroom ideas into reality. But once I started finding pieces in my local Home Goods and on Pottery Barn Kids, I started to get more confident in my design. We just love how it turned out.

If you are looking for beautiful kids room ideas that can double as a guest room or that can grow with the child as they age, look no further than this gorgeous oceanside retreat. The all white paint palette creates a nice and neutral backdrop for any decorative accents the homeowners decides to add in or swap out over the years. Plus it is a fabulous contrast against the navy blue shades we opted to scatter throughout the room via textiles and accessories. Because the main purpose of this job was to update the space with boys room decor to accommodate the homeowner's grandson, we kept things a little bit rugged with a fun maritime theme. We incorporated sea-worthy stripped pillows, sailboat accessories, and whimsical ship themed prints. We kept the boys bedroom ideas that we used pretty understated so that they could use this room for other guests as needed without it being quite so obvious that the space was designed for a child.

I have been on the hunt for some teen boy bedroom ideas to revamp my son's room before he starts high school. This is his current bedroom and it certainly looks alright, but I feel like we could have some touches of color and decor to make it look more complete and transform it into a space that inspires his imagination and creativity as he moves into these pivotal years in his life. We have found that most kids room decorating ideas are too childish for the new look we are trying to create, so we have been relying on a lot of bachelor pad pictures online and in home decor magazines for funky decor touches to add that are still boyish and fun but that are a bit more mature. The first change we want to make is to swap out his bed linens and really define the color palette. He has requested the Ralph Lauren style navy and hunter green shades so we will look for a design that incorporates those hues. Since he loves music (especially playing the cello in the school orchestra) I would love to incorporate boys bedroom ideas featuring vintage records or music posters as art. In order to impress his friends, we are also going to surprise him with a top of the line sound system and some fun LED accent light features that we saw in a Sharper Image catalog.

Updating kids room decor is one of my favorite projects to take on because you can have fun with themes and color palettes that would be considered too unconventional for adult bedrooms. Many of my clients ask me where I get my inspiration for these designs and, quite frankly, the kids are my primary source of design ideas. For example, I got the toddler boy room ideas that I used to build this look from my client's son's fascination with maps and puzzles. I thought it would be so cool to incorporate those interests into a funky Americana themed bedroom complete with vintage maps, a patriotic color palette and rustic decorative accents that any little boy would love. Even better, we chose furniture pieces and accessories that could move with him as he grows up so that they did not have to do a complete overhaul and search for brand new boys bedroom ideas every few years as his interests changed. The full size day bed can be converted to a standard bed when he gets older and the matching accent pieces would be perfect in an older boys room.