11 Fool-Proof Boys Bedroom Ideas That Are Perfect for Teenagers

Go for a neutral or monochrome colour scheme that you can decorate later with bedding and art for the boys bedroom. Use lighter colours like white and ivory so the art pops out. Let in as much natural light as possible to keep the room clean and airy. Add sheers or white curtains to complete the look. 

Get wall art that's inspirational for your little one – if motivational quotes are too cliché, pick art of cities they'd like to visit or of their favourite hobbies. It lightens up the room and reflects their personality. 

Between school work and extra curriculars, if your teen's schedule is packed and needs some organisation, install a white board that's easily visible. It's great for planning, assignments and looks pretty fab too. 

Get earthy elements like a jute or cotton dhurrie or a couple of hardy plants to get some semblance of life into the room. They're easy to maintain, add some colour to the room and won't spoil easily. 

Boys bedrooms do not have to be devoid of colour and look industrial. For the bedding, opt for clean and minimal patterns while sticking to a pleasing colour palette (pastels included). 

There's always plenty of stuff to put away in a modern teenage guy's room. Make space for books, stationery, hobby essentials and bedding in a storage space that has both a display section and drawers. Based on the space available, get smart stackable furniture that you can add or remove. 

Chances are your teen kid's friends are going to be over often and it's always a great idea to have additional comfy seating in the room aside from the bed. Bean bags are the perfect option for evenings indoors spent gaming or simply chilling. Get a couple of them in neutral colours so you can drag them out to the living room whenever you have a few extra guests over. 

Always finding dirty clothes on the floor when you walk into your boy's bedroom? Have a dedicated spot by their washroom door for a huge laundry bin where all the dirty linen can sit in a pile. Try getting one that's airy or without a lid to avoid odour. 

Pressed for space? There's always new things that get added to your teen's wardrobe and if you'd like to store it all away, get a space saving bed with in-built storage. You could use this to store apparel that gets used occasionally or bedding as well. 

No matter how big or small the room is, it's imperative to create a dedicated space for your teen to study in, privately. Make use of space in the corners and get an L-shaped table that also comes with storage. Install it by a window that gets the maximum natural light in. 

An accent wall is often overlooked in a guy room decor ideas wish list. You could do something as simple as an exposed brick wall or do it up with a funky wallpaper they like. Pick patterns and colours that'll make the wall stand out without being overstimulating.