Explore the Kid’s Bedroom 25 Photos Outfitted with rich wood furnishings, clever niches and a colorful focal wall, the bedroom offers a comfortable retreat to escape. Browse Kid’s Bedroom Photos… Read more »

Materials: 4×8 sheets of light-density fiberboard (LDF) 1x2x10 pine boards acrylic doors (cut to size at your local hardware store) wood glue primer 2 colors of paint (one for the… Read more »

Materials Needed: wooden chairs paper maps orbital sander HVLP paint sprayer white lacquer paint scissors decoupage glue 1-1/2″ paintbrush utility knife damp cloth unused credit card or burnisher Sand and… Read more »

Materials: 3 different colors of paint (one represents each child in the space and one shared color) 2 open bookshelves (preferably in the shared color) paint brushes rollers painter’s tape… Read more »

Stair-Post Desk 04:46 Here’s how to make a kid-friendly desk from repurposed railing posts. Materials Needed: stain-grade plywood stair posts table saw chop saw tape measure pencil and notepad caulk… Read more »

The secret to creating the perfect room for your little one could be in this checklist from furniture manufacturer Young America, a company specializing in children’s furniture. Their advice? Remember… Read more »

Your child will love the tree-fort feeling that a loft bed provides, and you’ll love the extra storage space you’ll gain. This intermediate woodworking project is for a standard twin… Read more »

Materials Needed: dresser non-shrinking wood filler orbital sander HVLP spray gun rubber gloves respirator high-gloss or lacquer paint reciprocating saw pliers 1/8″ drill bit drill 1 1/2″ wood screws screwdriver… Read more »

Materials Needed: (5) 2X2 pine or white wood boards, 8′ long (1) 2X6 pine or white wood board, 8′ or stud length (1) 1X6 pine or white wood board, 10′… Read more »

Gender-Neutral Design A navy-and-white color scheme in this open kids’ room works for any gender. Interior designer Lauren Leonard placed two sets of bunk beds side by side for a… Read more »