6 Fun & Easy Kids' Bedroom Organiser

When everything has its own place, keeping your child's room tidy becomes so much easier. The right storage furniture can even make organising toys and trinkets a fun game — especially if you involve your child in deciding where everything should go. This not only keeps the room neat but also helps them feel a sense of ownership and responsibility over their space.

Two TROFAST storage combinations with boxes against a black wall. Four TROFAST wall storage with white boxes are above them.

1. Arrange toys by size & weight.

How can you keep toys organised while making it safe for your child to access them? Use IKEA's toy storage solutions like low storage units for larger toys they can easily reach, and wall-mounted drawers for other items. This setup allows your child to grab what they need for playtime and makes clean-up simple, encouraging independence while keeping the room tidy.

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A child looks into an open box in one of two TROFAST storage combinations with boxes placed along a black chalkboard wall.

A yellow BLÅVINGAD soft toy octopus lies on the floor beside a TROFAST storage combination in the corner of a bedroom.

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2. Provide a create-art-&-get-messy space!

Missing art supplies is a common challenge for parents, but there's an easy solution! Avoid the hassle of constantly buying new supplies by setting up a creative corner for your child. Organise pens, paper, and craft materials in accessible boxes on a shelf near their desk, so everything they need is within reach. Add a fun, playful lamp to brighten up the space and inspire their creativity, making art time both organised and exciting!

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A white/turquoise PÅHL desk with a yellow MAMMUT children’s stool in front, and a PÅHL desktop shelf holding boxes on top.

A white PÅHL desktop shelf unit on a desk holding blue, yellow and pink boxes and toys. A KRUX LED work lamp is beside it.

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3. Display your child’s favourite books and toys.

Read more, as we say. Make it easy for them by displaying their favourite books where they can easily reach for them. A simple kids' display storage unit might do the trick, which can also display their ever-changing favourite things & learning toys. No extra space? Go for a wall rack display by their bed or study desk.

A white BERGIG book display with storage holding brightly coloured toys books and boxes and a PELARBOJ LED table lamp.

Two SUNDVIK extendable beds stand against each other along a wall with works of art and FLISAT wall storage on it.

4. Movable toy storage solves everything.

Make clean-up time easy and fun by keeping storage solutions right where your child plays. Portable storage options let them carry their toys and tidy up effortlessly. Try a plastic toy box for quick access, or add a stylish touch with a wooden toy box on wheels. For an even more organised space, consider toy storage with compartments, perfect for keeping soft toys neatly arranged. These simple solutions turn tidying into a breeze!

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A child putting a soft toy shark into the top level of TIGERFINK storage with compartments that’s on top of a yellow rug.

Two FLISAT toy storage with wheels filled with toys against a black wall and beside a TROFAST storage combination with boxes.

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5. Make clean-up time effortless & fun!

Make chores fun and add some smiles to clean-up time! Use clever storage solutions with hidden compartments to make tidying up easy, or turn it into a game — like "feeding" small toys to a cheerful whale plushie that zips up its mouth for storage. Play an upbeat tune to keep the energy positive and playful, turning clean-up into a fun part of your child's routine!

A child pushes some wooden blocks into a white TROFAST box which is attached underneath a FLISAT children’s table.

Soft toys from the BLÅVINGAD collection shaped like sea creatures lie on a LANGSTED rug in front of some large windows.

6. Share the love.

Feeling overwhelmed with so many toys, and don’t want to throw them away? Try placing a basket in your child’s room for items they’ve outgrown. It’s an easy way to keep things organised and encourages your child to share their toys with others. Simple, effective, and a great way to teach them about giving!

A picture ledge, two white DRÖNJÖNS wastepaper baskets with toys inside and a child’s hand throwing a toy into one of them.

Let’s play!

After sorting and tidying up, with everything neatly organised, it’s time to have some fun! Enjoy playing in the newly arranged space with your children, and relax knowing that clean-up will be a breeze.

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