21/10/2026
A little room designed for big imaginations đź’•
With one of the children’s bedrooms at my Waters Upton project not too far away, I’ve found myself thinking about this sweet bedroom designed not too long ago.
I have such fond memories of my own childhood bedroom, and I think that has always stayed with me when designing spaces for children. There is something so lovely about creating an immersive space, somewhere their imagination can grow, play can happen and memories can be made.
I know there is a real love for beautiful, neutral children’s rooms, and whilst I can absolutely appreciate them, for me, designing a child’s bedroom feels like an opportunity to have a little more fun with colour, pattern and personality.
We kept the scheme soft and playful, using small-scale floral wallpaper and a pretty pink and blue palette to create a little world of its own. The bespoke joinery brings a sense of fun through its castle-inspired detailing, with scalloped blue wall lights on brass adding another little layer of charm. And, of course, the bunk bed creates that tucked-away hideaway, a little space for play, imagination and plenty of adventures.
A room to grow into, but also a little world to get lost in. ✨
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Interior design | Children’s bedroom | Children’s interiors | Bedroom design | Bespoke joinery | Traditional interiors | Patterned wallpaper | Playful interiors | Period home | Shropshire interior designer | Shrewsbury Interior designer
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