Casting Color Over Kids Rooms

If there's one room in the house that really cries out for some fun color treatment, it has to be a kid's room. Even if the rest of your home is a slightly sombre affair, this is one area where one should shake off any inhibitions and go for broke!

1 | Visualizer: Pelod

Yellow is a gender neutral shade that adds a lively blast to any kids room, and the cool geometric shape rug really adds to the oomph in this room too.

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Shades of purple and pink have been a big winner in girls rooms for years, and there are no signs that this is about to change anytime soon. Follow the girly fashion full-on and team sherbet shades with beautiful butterflies and majestic horses.

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This fresh scheme escapes the typically girly colors and instead replaces them with fresh tones of apple green, lemon yellow and aqua blue, with just the tiniest nod to the pink tradition.

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Here we see the butterfly theme again through transfers that can be applied to both the walls and furniture.

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These cute candy sprinkles of color appear vibrant against the crisp white walls of this non age specific scheme. As the walls are kept blank, with only the duvet cover, accent cushions and wall art to make the statement, this is a room design that could continually evolve with your child as they grow, thus eliminating the need for costly and time consuming redecoration. There is just one small alcove of color peeking beyond the bookcase, but this sunshine shade would appeal to toddlers and teens alike.

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14 | Visualizer: Pavel Vetrov

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These minty interruptions really freshen up a monochrome scheme.

16 | Visualizer: Angelo Fernandez

A calming environment can be created with sky blue hues teamed with pure white. With a bedroom scheme this dreamy you might want to steal it for yourself!

17 | Visualizer: Dmitry Veremeenko

A little bit of wood tone looks wonderful with yellow hints on a white backdrop.

18 | Visualizer: Eugene Zhdanov

19 | Visualizer: Alex Gore