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Inspirational ideas for your baby or kids’ room

A girl sits on a BUSENKEL rug in a kid’s room near an extendable bed and other kids’ furniture from the SUNDVIK series.

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Featured baby and kids’ rooms

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A SUNDVIK cot stands near a SUNDVIK wardrobe in a traditional children’s room with blue and white wallpaper.

A SLÄKT extendable bed in white/birch, with JÄTTELIK bedding and a soft toy dinosaur on top, stands in a corner.

A TUFFING bunk bed in a children’s room, with a football and a goal on the floor. Blue pockets are at the end of each bed.

A white SMÅGÖRA wardrobe stands in a kid’s room near a MINNEN extendable bed with BARNDRÖM bed linen.

A children’s room with a white VITVAL loft bed with a built-in desk underneath, near a white wardrobe.

An older child’s bedroom with a white SLÄKT bed next to some EKET wall-mounted shelving units beside a large window.

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Children’s play time

What child doesn’t dream of having their very own circus? Let their imaginations run wild and transform their playtime with bold, bright motifs and soft toys.

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A white MINNEN extendable bed with a pile of BUSENKEL bedding on it stands in front of a CIRKUSTÄLT children’s tent.

A red, blue and white CIRKUSTÄLT children’s tent stands in a kid’s room with a toy elephant leaning against it.

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First lesson in getting organised: boxes

Why not give your kid a head start in learning how to keep their stuff organised? Boxes make it easier to keep track of everything, from toys to clothes.

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A TROFAST storage combination with boxes stands on the floor under a wall-mounted TROFAST frame holding toys and boxes.

A white STUK box with compartments containing a mix of clothes sits on a floor. A striped sock lies on one edge of the box.

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Furniture designed with kids in mind

At Children’s IKEA we pay a lot of attention to the details. Like making sure the edges on this wardrobe are softly rounded for safety, for example. Or the way this desk is wide enough for you to sit down and help with the homework.

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A VALFRED/SIBBEN children’s desk chair stands at a white SMÅGÖRA desk which is against a wall with two SMÅGÖRA shelf units.

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Baby and children’s tips

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A child sits at a white desk beside a white MICKE drawer unit on castors with the drawers open, showing coloured paper.

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A girl happily rolls around, feet in the air, amid colourful textiles on a white GRÖNLID four-seat sofa with chaise longue.

Ask a designer: a happy home where children can thrive

A girl holding a chemistry beaker stands by a white SMÅSTAD wardrobe with drawers, in a corner of a room in pastel colours.

Learning is more effective when it’s fun

It wasn’t long ago that fun was considered an irrelevant factor for learning. Today, we know better. A study space that is inspiring and energising can truly help children achieve better results.

A little girl lies in bed and whispers to her favourite soft toy. A FUBBLA wall lamp attached to the wall brightens her room.

Little ones can make magic with light

A child playing with toy cars in a bedroom with white MOSSLANDA picture ledges on the wall holding paper models and bottles.

Ideas that help the kids tidy up on their own

PEKHULT soft toy with LED night light and a LEN blanket next to a boy and his father reading in a beige/brown sofa.

Tips for better bedtime routines

A pile of baby textiles including a dark yellow SOLGUL blanket and a LENAST cot quilt, with a baby monitor on top.

Nesting with a newborn

A girl in bed with headphones on reaching up to use the dimming mechanism on a white FUBBLA wall lamp by the top of her bed.

Ideas for a bedroom with built-in bedtime routines

Selected children's room furniture systems and series

From baby to teens, you can find a lot of coordinated kids' bedroom furniture and more.

SMÅSTAD system. — SMÅSTAD system – Storage and more for your growing children

BUSUNGE series. — BUSUNGE series – In white or pink with rounded edges and durable surfaces

SUNDVIK series. — SUNDVIK series – Furniture with a timeless style and a choice of colours

Selected children's room series and collections

From dinosaur toys and textiles to games and craft supplies to wooden trains.

JÄTTELIK series. — JÄTTELIK series – Soft toys, bed linen and more with a theme that kids love… dinosaurs

LUSTIGT collection. — LUSTIGT collection – Games, toys and craft equipment to inspire play and fun for all ages

LILLABO series. — LILLABO series – Train set toys that develop the imagination, fine motor skills and logical thinking

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Hand adjusts the water flow of a GLYPEN kitchen tap in stainless steel next to a TÅRTSMET dish-washing brush.

A hand pressing the switch of a white table lamp standing on a light blue table.

A woman with brown hair and white shirt sleeping under a white blanket on a ROSENSKÄRM ergonomic pillow.

Three white SORTERA bins in a white tiled room where one is stuffed with brown paper.

IVAR chair painted light green standing on old news papers in an empty room with light wooden floor and light pink walls.

A white blanket and three white bowls on a GAMLEHULT footstool with books stored inside.

A hand seasoning HUVUDROLL plant balls in an IKEA 365+ frying pan.

A LADDA rechargeable battery, HR06 AA, with a battery capacity of 1900mAh, is lying on a yellow surface.

IKEA is switching to rechargeable batteries

IKEA is switching from alkaline AA and AAA batteries to rechargeable ones. Find out more about LADDA rechargeable batteries, battery chargers and sustainability here.

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