Consider this a crib sheet for a stylish nursery. Here’s a round up of great ideas taken from the children’s bedrooms of designers and their clients!

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It’s never too early to set up good study habits with a dedicated area in a child’s room for homework or art projects. A bright, fun workspace designed with their personality in mind is inviting and makes it easier for kids to get comfortable, so they can be inspired to craft, color, or solve quadratic equations, if so inclined.

Scroll down for some of our best kids’ workspaces!

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Whether your kids are spending their days at camp or playing in the yard, summer is the perfect season to carve out some time to decorate their rooms. Not only is it a DIY project you can work on together, but you can take advantage of all of the bold patterns and colorful prints (not to mention sales!) that the season has to offer. If you’re not sure where to begin, take inspiration from these fresh and youthful spaces, ranging from whimsical nurseries to sophisticated big kid bedrooms.

Scroll down and get inspired to decorate your kids’ rooms!

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If pink or blue feel too traditional (or you’re waiting to find out the sex of the baby), try creating a gender-neutral nursery instead! The term “unisex nurseries” went up 527 per cent in searches on Pinterest last year, and this timeless approach to design is still going strong. Fill the space with whimsical animal motifs and bright washes of color, or keep it simple with a neutral palette and breezy woven accents. Scroll down to see some of our favorite gender-neutral nurseries!

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After a long winter at home, now is the perfect time to refresh your child’s bedroom. We’ve compiled nearly 70 bright and playful spaces, each with mini updates that are easy to achieve and will help keep life in order. Scroll down and start planning!

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For Esther Lee, it was a surfer print from Hawaii that inspired her two-year-old son Miles’ bedroom makeover. The mom of two and founder of lifestyle blog This Wild Heart wanted to create a hardworking space where Miles could sleep and play, and reminded them of their trips to the sea. Plus, he’s been swimming since he was three months old, so the ocean theme was a no-brainer. We chatted with Esther about her quarantine project — which took about three months, from the first coat of paint in April to the furniture arriving in June — and her tips for designing a functional kids’ room that truly does it all!

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Senior market editor Kai Ethier shares fun and functional ideas for your little ones.

Whether you live in a large or small space, finding a special spot for children to be well… children… has become even more important as we spend more time at home. Here are a few must-try ideas for kids’ play spaces both indoors and out — from a a DIY pirate ship in the backyard to a cozy reading nook!

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Between the piles of toys, stacks of books and bags of sports equipment, it can be a challenge to keep children’s hangouts neat and tidy — let alone stylish. We sat down with Los Angeles-based designer Linda Hayslett (who has helped style celebrities like Hillary Swank, Sandra Oh and Charlize Theron in her fashion days — no big deal) about her secret recipe for creating fun and functional kids’ play spaces.

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When you’re juggling the role of teacher and parent, it can be hard to get work done at home. Having a stylish home office helps, but it’s equally important for your little ones to have a place of their own to play, read and do their schoolwork. Stephanie da Silva, director of the interior design team at Mosaic Homes, shares her tips for creating a kid-friendly workspace for their minds to run free.

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Senior digital editor Adena Leigh shares a little boys room that’s designed to stand the test of time.

Like kids’ toys and clothes, it’s only a matter of time before kids outgrow their bedrooms. But what if your toddler’s room could be transformed into a cool teenage haven with just a few tweaks? That’s how I approached the design of this space for my friend, Danielle, who wanted a big boy room for her two-and-a-half year old son, Nathan. Danielle was looking to find furniture that would last Nathan from now until college, so I sourced pieces that would grow with him — and that he wouldn’t grow out of.

The result is a sophisticated kids’ room that strikes a fine balance between grown-up and playful. Click through for a look inside.

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