Children's IKEA

Home visit: tips for a playful kids’ room makeover

The brief? Update a shared kids’ bedroom by adding smart and affordable storage solutions and imaginative ways to play. The result? Two very excited children!

Play for a better future

In the run up to the festive season, IKEA is putting play top of the agenda. Mercedes Gutierrez explains how the Let’s Play for Change campaign represents a long-term commitment to play.

Home visit: create a dream kid’s room

Encourage development and self-confidence by making a child’s bedroom somewhere they can play and express themselves freely. Why not try these easy ideas from Hania’s cosy, colourful room?

Home visit: how to make a sleepover gift box

Build the excitement the night before a celebration with a box full of all the essentials for a cosy sleepover. This new tradition has become a popular way to kick start the festivities and treat everyone to a special night in.

A kid’s room to inspire creativity

Design a bedroom that gives your budding artist plenty of opportunities to let their imagination run free.

A tale of two twins in a bedroom

For parents looking to furnish for twins, this bedroom is for you. Position the cots near the doorway so you can take a peek when you need. Blinds, boxes and soft textiles are just some of the many things that can also help create a calm and cosy nursery.

Smart storage for the lovely little pieces

Here are a few smart ways to store baby clothes, changing supplies and more in your nursery — so you can spend less time stressing, and more time enjoying life’s little pleasures.

Storage for our special ones

When everything has a dedicated place — clothes, diapers, bottles and blankets — you can spend less time stressing, and more time enjoying life’s little adventures.

Home visit: creative ideas for kids

Play is a great way for children to be creative and express themselves, as revealed by the latest IKEA Play Report. Make it easy for children to tap into their imagination and explore their personalities through fun activities.

Fun new lighting for a kid’s room

The new TROLLBO light is designed to make a kid’s bedroom an inspiring space to grow and play. It’s also sustainable in more ways than one.

A cosy kid’s bedroom within a bedroom

When space is limited, sharing a room can be a smart option. IKEA interior designer Sofie Lawlett took on the challenge to create a toddler’s ‘room’ in a parents’ bedroom.

Home visit: create fun zones in a kids’ playroom

Whatever space you have to play with, planning your child’s room around the different things they want and need to do will make everything easier and more fun for them. Take inspiration from this shared room, designed to encourage imaginations and independence.
 

Welcome to the children's room jungle

Here's a room that encourages your child to be active, playful and curious, and there's always room for sleepovers. And it's easy to change the room's look as the child grows, thanks to the clean furniture design.

Keep cool in an organised teen's room

When your child grows, his will to express himself grows too. Give him a helping hand by making sure there's lots of open and closed storage in the bedroom so he can organise, and display, his hobbies and personal style to the fullest.

A children's room for two where their creativity can bloom

Here's how to make the most of a small shared children's room. A shared desk gives the siblings a space for common hobbies, while a bunk bed and two bedside tables provide well needed me time every now and then.

Every little painter's children's room dream

Let the children's room reflect your child's happy personality – make it colourful and make room for creativity and playfulness. VITVAL frees up precious floor space, and climbing to bed every night is great fun!

A children's room where imagination never ends

A mountain climber, a bus driver, a gymnast or an air balloon captain? Whatever fantasy, this room supports your child's journeys! And when the evening comes, KURA is there for a good night's sleep with lots of adventurous dreams.

Travel the world in a children's room

Sail away to undiscovered lands, open a café shop or swim with sharks. Children are experts when it comes to exploring the world – all they need is their imagination and a room that encourages them to dream.

Once upon a time, there was a dreamy children's room

Let your child grow up having a traditional and nostalgic room that reminds you of your childhood, but with today’s smart functions and updated safety requirements

Sharing is caring

First of all, congratulations on your new family member! Here’s how to create a combined bedroom and children’s room where you and your newborn can cuddle, rest and sleep.

Grow, be creative and explore

A space for fairy tales and relaxation

Playfulness, sturdiness and room for relaxing me-time – all wrapped up in a traditional style. Here’s a high-quality children’s room that never gets old.

A space for play and rest

Comfy naps and a good night's sleep make sure there's lots of energy for fun and play! STUVA/FRITIDS cot is comfortable and practical, and its drawers are perfect for toy storage.

A shared and loving space

One lives here full time and one lives here every other week, but it is - of course - important that the siblings have the same comfort and personal space. SLÄKT is a comfy bed with spacious storage, and it has an underbed that's perfect for sleepovers!

Organisation ideas for families with kids

The biggest challenge of parents? Stop the invasion of the kids’ stuff
See how you can tidy them up easily