Kids Rooms

The Philips Disney LivingColors Micro range stands out as a fun and functional lighting solution for your child’s room.

What can only be described as the ultimate “man cave”, Inhouse Brand Architects has converted the unused lounge area of a Fresnaye residence into an industrial-inspired dream pad for the family’s lucky teenage boy and his friends.

Natalie Sequeira Marques, owner of Ninho Baby and Child Nurseries, shares some tips on filling your little one’s nursery with personal style.

Your child’s playroom can be both fun and functional. Here’s how…

How to design a bedroom that grows with your child.

It’s a new school year – which makes it the perfect time to set up an organised and inspiring space for the kids to do their homework.

Whether you’re lucky enough to have an entire room to dedicate to your favourite hobby or you’re limited to a sunny corner, the basic rules for a craft space are the same – a place for everything and everything in its place.

Follow our design tips to create relaxed and unfussy interiors you and your kids will love.

Decorators and seasoned parents alike advise that you design and fit-out a nursery that can grow with baby so that you have the best of both worlds.

Consider these five factors when choosing fabrics for a family living space.

When designing a nursery for your baby, plan ahead and ensure it’s a room that will easily grow with your child. Here are five elements for longevity in the space.

Washi tape is functional and pretty. It comes in an array of patterns and colours, and is easy to remove without damage or residue. It’s the perfect material to use to decorate a room or personalise an item. Go ahead and give these ideas a try…

Are you looking to decorate your little one’s bedroom? Here are a decorating tips from Ingrid Loud, owner of Scarlett Fine Fabrics, as well as a list of our favourite kids fabric, decor and furniture suppliers.

DIY crafts have become a very popular method for revamping bedrooms, especially that of your children. They are usually inexpensive and give you and your child the freedom to explore your creative side. Below are five basic DIY decoration ideas you can use to revamp your child’s bedroom

One of our followers sent us the following question on Twitter: “@SAHomeOwner I have two small kids and two playpens in my lounge, how can I make this space look less cluttered?” We asked The Space Whisperer herself, Tonya Lehtinen, for her expert opinion on the subject