Best of 2025: Children’s Rooms
In the last week of the year, it is time to look back at the finest interiors and outdoor spaces published on The Nordroom in 2025. Today, I will share the best children’s rooms of 2025.
This year, The Nordroom has posted more than 650 home tours, as well as design news and home styling articles. In this Best of 2025 series, I will share the finest rooms, gardens, and architecture of the past year.
This year’s children’s rooms range from quiet nurseries to shared rooms, rooms packed with color, and neutral Scandinavian-style kids’ rooms. I hope you have enjoyed them as much as I have.
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Little Greene launched the ‘Storybook Papers’, the fifth wallpaper collection created in combination with the National Trust. This children’s room features a magical scene that directly references a variety of drawings and paintings from Beatrix Potter’s unpublished sketchbooks.
How nice is this children’s room in a Swedish apartment? The room is decorated with William Morris wallpaper, paired with soft pink tones, and a large play area in the center of the room.
This lovely children’s room in a turn-of-the-century apartment features green clover wallpaper, beautiful wooden floorboards, and built-in shelves in the niche by the desk.
This charming children’s room in a beautiful Swedish apartment faces the courtyard. The walls are decorated with the ‘Golden Lily’ wallpaper from William Morris paired with a checkerboard-patterned floor, just as in the kitchen.
Cheerful yellow stripes, a blue canopy, and a checkered rug create a vibrant children’s room that any child wants to sleep and play in.
A personal and cozy 1960s family home in Sweden features this lovely children’s room that pairs bright primary colors with muted neutrals.
A restored 19th-century family home in Tunbridge Wells features this children’s room with tulip wallpaper and built-in wardrobes painted in a soft blue shade.
In an early 20th-century family home, a large bedroom with windows on two sides is converted into a shared children’s room, with a large rug in the center that defines a play area.
This 1930s apartment in Stockholm was owned by the same family for almost 100 years. Technically, this is not just a children’s room, but it’s a great inspiration for a master bedroom that doubles as a nursery. The terracotta canopy adds a warm color tone, and the other corner is fitted with shelves and hooks for baby clothes.
A colorful 19th-century Stockholm apartment also features a colorful nursery. The walls and cabinets are painted baby blue, while the moldings and the beautiful stucco ceiling are painted pink.
A Swedish duplex apartment features this charming nursery decorated in a white and green palette. The wall under the slanted ceiling is fitted with built-in bookshelves, and the space under the slanted ceiling is used for storage, hidden by a beige-pink curtain.
A polkadot pattern on the walls, a light green shade on the ceiling and the joinery, and yellow shelves and storage cabinets turn a small room in a Stockholm apartment into a charming nursery.
This shared children’s room with plywood bunk beds is found in a 1940s apartment with an earthy color palette. This used to be one big room, but a partition wall was added to turn it into two rooms. The high windows allow natural light to flow into the children’s room.
Interior designer Beata Heuman teamed up with Mylands for The Dependables paint collection. This bedroom paired chalk and green tones with a warm ochre yellow wallpaper.
The small, sun-filled room in a light attic apartment has half-painted pink walls, a playful rug, and two big windows overlooking the courtyard and rooftops.
This lovely bedroom in a light-filled Swedish apartment is decorated with William Morris wallpaper and a wooden IKEA desk with smart storage baskets.
A stylish Victorian house features an equally stylish children’s room. A custom green-striped headboard running the entire width of the room, and a pretty, rounded desk is placed under the dormer window.
A small room without a window next to the kitchen in a Stockholm apartment has been turned into a charming children’s room painted in two shades of pink with a nice scallop pattern. Built-in wooden shelves add storage, and there is just enough room for a single bed.
An artist’s home in London features hand-painted Moroccan-inspired designs, and the dark green nursery features a hand-painted border.
This children’s room in a renovated duplex apartment is decorated in a serene style with white-painted paneling and brickwork and a deep dormer window.
This extended East London townhouse features a lovely children’s room painted in a nice pink shade.
In a bright 1930s apartment, the smallest bedroom is now the cheerful yellow home of two children. The single bed has a clever storage headboard, and the large, colorful polkadot rug adds a happy touch.
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