Girls’ Bedrooms
Finding the right design theme
When furnishing your girls’ bedroom, we recommend designing the room around a theme that your children particularly like.
Children usually make their wishes very clear, which is why you should always involve your little ones when designing their bedroom. Not only is this fun, but it also fosters a sense of togetherness and support. What’s more, it allows your little ones to form a personal connection with the space they’ve helped to create.
Popular motifs and themes include, for example, ‘ WELTRAUM’, horses or forest animals
Furnishing the room: Furniture for a girl’s bedroom
Furniture in the children’s bedroom: Safety
A child’s bedroom is the best playground there is. To ensure your children can play, dance and do gymnastics to their heart’s content, it’s important to bear a few things in mind so that the fun doesn’t end in tears.
- Whether they’re taking their first steps or practising their first handstand, everything in the room will be used as a piece of gym equipment at some point. That’s why it’s important to choose furniture and fittings that are safe and stable, and ideally have no sharp edges, so your girls can let off steam in the room without any worries
- As children are very curious and always want to try everything out, it’s all the more important to fit all sockets in the children’s room or playroom with socket covers, so that your little explorers don’t come into contact with electricity
- If your girls are still very young, it’s advisable to secure the windows in the children’s room so that the little ones don’t try to climb on them or open them
- Unfortunately, children’s toys and furniture often contain materials that can be harmful to children’s health. You should therefore find out in advance about any potential harmful substances. The adhesive films from LIMMALAND are all CE-certified in accordance with EU standards and are child-safe.
Your child’s growing bedroom
Even the youngest children grow quickly, which is why adjustable furniture in a girl’s bedroom offers a number of advantages. Adjustable furniture can adapt to changing needs and body sizes, which can save you a lot of hassle in the long run. You can find more benefits and everything you need to know about adjustable furniture here: :
The right bed for your girls
A good night’s sleep is important for your child’s development. That’s why a child’s bed should not only be comfortable and safe, but also grow with your child for as long as possible and make the best use of the available space. The IKEA KURA bed can be used both as a floor bed and as a bunk bed, and accompanies many children from toddler age right through to primary school age. In the loft bed version, there’s extra space under the bed for a play area or a cosy reading nook. With our matching bed curtains, the KURA bed transforms into an adventure den in no time at all. Our precisely fitted Limmaland adhesive decals also give the simple bed a personalised look and make it the centrepiece of the child’s bedroom.
Storage options for girls’ bedrooms
You’ll know the feeling: It’s almost impossible to get through your girls’ bedroom – Playmobil sets, Schleich figures, soft toys and craft supplies are strewn everywhere. To quickly turn chaos into organisation , clever storage solutions in the children’s room can help.
The IKEA TROFAST shelving unit is particularly popular. With its large boxes, it offers plenty of storage space for toys and helps children learn organisation in a playful way. With the perfectly fitting LIMMALAND adhesive films, you can transform the simple IKEA TROFAST shelving unit into a real showstopper in a girl’s bedroom. The surface becomes a creative play world, whilst the design remains robust and suitable for everyday use thanks to the protective lamination.
Would you like to find out more about storage in children’s bedrooms? Then have a look here: :
Wall decals for girls
A child’s bedroom is a place for children to play, learn, relax and feel at home. To create a pleasant atmosphere, small touches such as colours, wall decals or decorative elements are often all it takes to make the room feel lively and creative. Compared to painting, wall design using wall stickers is much easier and quicker to do.
The designs can be applied with minimal effort and, if necessary, removed later without leaving any residue – ideal when the child’s bedroom changes over the years. Wall decals bring playful designs and subtle colour accents to the wall without overloading the room.
Tip : Wall decals look particularly lovely when combined with coloured walls or individual feature walls.
Space to play in the children’s bedroom
Alongside all the essential items a girl’s bedroom needs, such as a desk, chair and bed, there’s one thing that mustn’t be overlooked: plenty of space to let off steam.
To ensure your little ones don’t bump into anything or hurt themselves whilst dancing, doing gymnastics or dressing up, it’s important to have plenty of free space in the bedroom. The best way to achieve this is to lay a lovely, large rug on the floor. Not only does this look nicer, but it also prevents slipping and makes playing on the floor more comfortable.
An open space in the room can also stimulate your children’s creativity and encourage their independence, as they’re free to move about and organise their own space in their girls’ bedroom. From an organisational point of view, too, it makes sense to keep some space free for new furniture or fittings for the girls’ bedroom, which will become necessary as they get older (e.g. guitar stands, bookshelves, etc.).