Children's IKEA

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

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.

Organisation ideas for families with kids

Home 2| Nesting with a newborn

From baby’s nursery corner to their ultra-compact wardrobes, “less is more” is the motto throughout. 

Home 3| Time for something new

This mother and daughter wanted to make their latest move more intentional. In a cosy and curated farmhouse-style cottage, where the memories they've picked up along their many adventures are displayed for all to see.

Organisation helps good habits start early

It's easier to keep things tidy in the kids’ room when there's a place for everything. Good storage can even make it fun for them to stay organised all by themselves – the more so if you let them decide where each thing should go.

Wind-down rituals and bedtime routines

Kids get a better recharge with happy and healthy habits that make the falling-asleep part easier. A long cuddle, a warm bath, a good book or some music – all ages have their favourite ways of unwinding.

How to get a study room with space to grow

It’s a joy to see teenagers in a stimulating and creative study room of their own that really supports who they’re growing into. A desk to centre around, comfortable seating for hangouts with friends, good lighting for all activities and lots of smart storage.

A cosy nursing corner ready for we-time

Of course you want everything to be perfect before the new arrival. But relax, here are some baby room ideas that will make it easy to set up a calm and caring corner for your baby and you.