Decorating the room of a teen is no lesser than a challenge that is best approached as the collaboration between children and parents. You can make it easier by letting your teen have some control over their room’s décor. This will help you to feel invested in the outcome and even ensures that the space is a reflection of their evolving personality and preferences.

If you’re still confused, check out our 6 unique bedroom ideas for teens that are thoughtfully designed to help teens relax , study, sleep, entertain, and learn in their comfort zone.

Blue & Gray Zone

You can mix and match blue and gray color combinations for your teen boy’s bedroom. Add a medium-toned blue accent wall for the grounding effect, and dress the other elements of the room in shades of blue, gray, and white to offer space cohesion.

Dynamic Look

You can try horizontal black & white striped wallpaper, a plate of black & white accented with dashes of primary blue, red, & yellow, and striking wall decorations. This will create a dynamic feel that is thoughtful and playful enough for your teen without looking too childish.

Floral Ceiling

If the teen is a girl, dress her room full of glam touches to treat her like a growing princess. You can add a crystal chandelier, a blingy gallery wall art design, jet-black wall paint, and a beautiful ceiling covered with dreamy dark floral wallpaper in a rose pattern.

Vintage Look

If there’s a shared teen’s room, you can simply add some vintage furniture, thrift store wall art with a whimsical sailor theme, and some lighting that will add wit, personality, and a sense of timelessness to the teen’s space.

You can even try adding a pale wooden floor, a modern dresser in between two beds, and soft white walls to make the room feels current and vintage.

Mix Pink & Blue

Mixing pink and soft pastel blue with white accents helps to keep the teen’s room feels like light and bright. A graphic pouf and some patterned accent pillows will also add sophistication and interest in the room.

Additionally, a curvy couch beneath the window area offers a dedicated place to hang out and relax, leaving the bed for sleeping time.

Laptop Friendly

You can add a twin bed and a comfy sofa that offer both a place to hang out and read. A laptop table and a wall sconce provide an extra option to turn your couch into a comfy homework station for study-lover teenagers.

Try adding some maps, studies-related  or teens artwork paintings , and a table lamp to make the room appears to be more studious.

Conclusion

Depending on the personality and age of the teen in question, a perfect bedroom for an adolescent may embrace a sense of teen spirit and playfulness, retain some of the familiar moments of their childhood, or even lean towards an adult space  like beautiful canvas art paintings that brings the inspiration to grow up as they feel.