Penny Bed
Pottery Barn Kids
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Classic Girls’ Bedrooms
Five cheerful, collected bedrooms with timeless furniture, layered pattern, and enough personality to feel special now and grow beautifully with her.
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ROOM ONE
Pink & Blue Twin Room
Dusty pink, powder blue, and crisp white give a shared bedroom a cheerful, beautifully tailored foundation.
WHY WE LOVE THIS ROOM
Matching beds create calm, while the floral wallpaper and gingham curtains keep the room from feeling overly formal. A shared bedside chest leaves more open floor space and gives both girls an easy place for books and nighttime essentials.
DESIGNER NOTES
Repeat the same bed shape and main bedding layer, then let smaller pillows or artwork vary slightly. The room will feel cohesive without looking like a matching furniture showroom.
ROOM TWO
Garden Green & Blush
A deep green spindle bed gives soft blush and floral pattern just enough structure to feel fresh rather than sweet.
WHY WE LOVE THIS ROOM
The darker bed anchors the lighter textiles and makes the room feel ready to grow beyond the preschool years. Warm wood, vintage-style art, and a traditional rug add character without crowding the room.
DESIGNER NOTES
Use the strongest color on one substantial piece, then repeat it in a lamp, artwork, or narrow textile detail. Blush works best here as a soft supporting color rather than the entire room.
ROOM THREE
Raspberry Heritage
Raspberry red, rose pink, and warm cream create a confident bedroom that feels youthful, tailored, and full of personality.
WHY WE LOVE THIS ROOM
A checked headboard brings pattern close to the bed, while the wainscoting gives the wallpaper a quiet visual break. Equestrian and landscape art add a collected quality that can stay in the room well beyond childhood.
DESIGNER NOTES
Let raspberry act as punctuation. A headboard, narrow shade stripe, and one pillow are enough to give the softer pink room definition without making the palette feel loud.
ROOM FOUR
Sunwashed Yellow & Blue
Buttery yellow and cornflower blue make this bright bedroom feel optimistic, polished, and ready for both play and homework.
WHY WE LOVE THIS ROOM
A painted bed gives the room a memorable focal point, while the blue curtains and understated rug keep the yellow from becoming too sugary. The small writing desk makes the space useful for an older child without sacrificing softness.
DESIGNER NOTES
Choose one cheerful painted piece, then keep the larger surfaces pale. A little red or raspberry in the art or trim will make yellow and blue feel more collected.
ROOM FIVE
Blue & Raspberry Club Room
Cornflower blue and raspberry make this cheerful, collected bedroom feel playful, polished, and ready for her favorite interests.
WHY WE LOVE THIS ROOM
The painted bed and gingham curtains give the room plenty of youthful personality, while the desk and bookcase make space for homework, reading, and creative projects. Equestrian artwork and ribbons add an individual layer without turning the room into a theme.
DESIGNER NOTES
Start with two confident colors, then use cream walls and furniture to give the patterns room to breathe. A display board, favorite books, and framed hobby pieces make the room feel personal and easy to update as interests change.
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