15 Trending Girls Bedroom Ideas That Aren't All Pink

Wall murals and art are a great way to engage kids or teens while brightening up the space. You could get your hands dirty and do it yourself along with the kids or have a wall decal that you can switch up often. Have it done by the bedside to give the room a vibrant, colourful touch. 

Kids' bedrooms are almost always messy with toys lying around. Get a dedicated wardrobe and a spot to store away all the toys, stationery and games. Make this space vibrant with some wall art and comfy seating so they can learn to pick up after themselves. 

Kids are often caught doing their homework in common areas of a home like the dining table or living room. Neither of these spaces are suitable for kids, especially for young ones as the furniture dimensions are made for adults. Place a desk at the nearest natural light source in their room, so they have some privacy for homework and other activities in the quiet of their room. This holds good even when they grow up. 

For toddlers and younger girls, getting simple art like line drawings or monochromatic art works well. Get them done in designs they can relate to or already love like a favourite animal or toy. 

Pastel shades are pleasant and calming to look at, which is why they're preferred for spaces like bedrooms. If you live in a rental that doesn't allow for accent walls, play with a neutral canvas and do up the space with soft furnishings like the bedding, wall frames, and side table. Shades like blush pink and lilac work well to create the perfectly girly room decor.

If you're not too sure of what colours you could use in your girl's bedroom, start with a neutral palette for furniture. As the kids grow up and have a personality of their own, you always have the option of switching up the rugs, curtains, bedding, and cushion covers as per their preference. This goes well if they're sharing a space with other siblings too.

If you have a child that loves playing on the floor, get a lower bed that they may enjoy. Place a play rug and cushions around for when they have friends over for playdates so they can use the bed as seating as well. 

Your girls bedroom needs to be functional, yet cosy, and aesthetic. You could get a dainty netted canopy to go around the bed to create a cosy effect in the bedroom. This invokes some sense of safety and cosiness too, especially if you have a fussy sleeper. 

Some motifs like stars or the moon are commonly loved by kids, and if yours does too, consider getting an accent wall with a minimal wallpaper with these designs. You could also have them hand-painted by a local artist. 

This is especially for compact spaces—storage can be hard to come by, so make use of the space above, below or around the bed, so that you're not cluttering the room with cupboards and movable furniture. If you're doing up a teen girls bedroom, they'll need as much storage as possible.

Have a budding artist at home? How about installing a chalkboard with some colourful chalks where they can make their to-do lists, use during study sessions or doodle on. 

Tents are a pretty neat addition to girly room decor to create a little space where they can play or read a book, not to mention a complete hit for playdates as well. Make it cosy with soft floor cushions and use light coloured fabrics for the tent. 

If you have a teen or preteen, chances are they might appreciate a unique vintage, distressed look. Get wooden bedding and side tables to go with it. Add in lilacs or pastels to add some variety of colour.