Decorating Ideas For A Teen Girl Room

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14 Cool Teen Bedroom Ideas to Transform Any Space

All the inspo you need to design a room that will grow with them.

Mike Garten

Decorating a teen's bedroom can be a tricky proposition. One day, they want bright pink polka-dot curtains and the next, they want to paint the entire room black. Not to mention, teens aren't always the best collaborators, which can make diving into a months-long project tough. Regardless, every teen needs a personal space they can design to their liking (with some guidance, of course) and return to after a long day.

To help you get started decorating a room your kid will love, we've rounded up the best teen bedroom ideas you can accomplish in almost any space, no matter its shape or size. Not only are these modern rooms cool and fresh, but they'll also reflect your teen's individuality, independence, and maturity. It's a win-win for everyone involved. And for even more inspiration, don't miss our favorite bedroom ideas for every person in your family.

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Metallic Medley

Nothing makes a room more fun than adding a metallic accent color. In this room, it comes in the form of a throw blanket and bar cart nightstand (genius!) set against a neutral blush backdrop.

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Hobby on Display

Make a teen's favorite hobby the centerpiece of their space for a room that truly speaks to them. For example, this cool bedroom is perfect for anyone who loves to surf or escape to the shore.

Get the tutorial at House Beautiful »

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Four Poster Pop

A four poster bed doesn't have to be stuffy. Incorporate one painted in a bright color and allow your teen to decorate the frame with pom-pom garland and a matching comforter.

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State Pride

Encourage your teen's pride in their home state — or their school or team — with a room that nods to its importance in their life through posters, flags, and other spirit items.

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A Chic Grooming Space

Carve out a well-lit area for a vanity to keep all of their grooming products tidy and also to create a space where your teen will be comfortable getting ready to start each day.

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An Inviting Hangout Corner

Give your teen's bedroom a comfortable, lived-in vibe with a soft seating nook. This hangout corner is ideal for sitting around solo or with friends.

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Statement-Making Headboard

Make a teen's room pop with a custom headboard made to their aesthetic preferences. An eye-catching option, like this colorful polka-dot version, adds flair to an otherwise understated room.

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An Enchanting Reading Nook

Encourage their love of reading — and make homework time more inviting — by including an inspiring reading nook in a teen's room. Here, a library of books backs a built-in daybed enclosed by curtains for a sense of privacy and escapism.

Get the tutorial at House Beautiful »

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A Little Bit Country

This bedroom uses blue as a cohesive color theme to bring together a mix of prints — plus a country theme with a rustic bench and a wooden horse plaque on the wall add character.

Get the tutorial at Country Living »

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Color Story

Choose a favorite color to serve as a unifying theme in a teen bedroom — then have fun experimenting with it in a range of patterns and textures, from bedding to furnishings.

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Soothing Rustic

A delicate lilac color scheme provides the perfect canvas for some rustic flair — in this case a wood palette headboard and a wicker basket at the base of the bed.

Alesandra Dubin Freelance Writer Alesandra is a veteran digital journalist based in Los Angeles, who has covered travel, food, events, fashion and beauty, entertainment, home, parenting, and viral content for more than 15 years.

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