Ikea Hacks and Ideas to Transform Your Kids Room

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Rather than have two or three separate storage pieces, make better use of the space in your kid’s room by using a loft bed with storage. You can use one central piece in the room to store books, clothes, toys, and even put decorative items on display, leaving more room for fun. Place a desk beneath the bunk, or another bed for an optimized shared bedroom.

Dresser Decals

Ikea furniture offers endless solutions for furnishing your home. But the neutral colors and sleek facades are meant to be improved by personal touches. Decals are the perfect way to add flair to a blank Malm dresser without having make a permanent change. If you choose to redecorate, you can remove them and try something new!

Corner Bumpers

When we think of child-proofing our homes, we usually think of soft-closing drawers and cabinets, safety locks on the doors, and baby gates. What may not cross everyone’s mind are the sharp corners on the edges of tables and other furniture. Thankfully, you can use corner bumpers to make your kid’s bedroom and play area fun-friendly in every way.

Wall Storage

In your child’s room, you want most things to be within reach, which means you end up with plenty of storage bins and toy boxes that take up space on the floor. To avoid clutter, opt for wall storage like hanging baskets and shelves. You can use wall pockets to store just about anything: art supplies in an art corner, books in a reading nook, and even a sippy cup or favorite stuffed toy next to the bed.

Space Saving Wall Lamps

Once again, the best way to solve seemingly unavoidable floor and surface clutter is to go vertical. Instead of taking up space on a dresser with a lamp, use hanging wall lamps. The cute designs will bring comfort while the hanging element allows them to be right next to the bed for optimum accessibility.

Creative Reading Corner

While you’re rethinking your kid’s room, don’t forget to question what certain pieces can be used for and to start improvising. For instance, you can turn spice racks into hanging storage for books. Encourage extra reading time by making the reading corner feel like a fort–throw in plenty of cute, comfy cushions and a pop-up tent.