22 Creative Kids’ Room Ideas That Will Make You Want To Be A Kid Again

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One thine Enduratex™ is known for, aside from our amazing coated fabrics, is color. Most of our lines, especially in our contract section, have a beautiful array of colors. Each color in that section has a fun and creative name hand picked and designed by our colorist, Denise Turner of Color Turners. With that in mine, you cant think of colorful, fun and creative without thinking of kids! So here is a list of creatively designed kids room that will easily make you want to forget about adulthood and be a kid again!

1. Pirate Ship Room

2. Calvin and Hobbes Bedroom

Designed by Katri Nurmela

3. Secret Chronicles Of Narnia Room

Image credits: imgur.com

4. Personal Teepee

Designed by sukha-amsterdam.nl

5. Spaceship Captain’s Console

Designed by Jeremiah Gorman

6. Tree House Bedroom

Designed by mytropolisdesign.com

7. Secret Slide Passage And Play Room

Image credits: home-reviews.com

8. Secret Treehouse Play Room

Designed by Jorge Simos

9. House Within A House

Photo by boscco

10. Fairy-Tale Nursery

Designed by mytropolisdesign.com

11. Ship Captain’s Bedroom

Designed by Brian Vanden Brink

12. Adventure Treehouse Room

Image credits: Gabriel Builders

13. Circus Bedroom

Designed by Kate Dixon

14. Princess’ Carriage And Bedroom

Image credits: unknown

15. Ship Captain’s Lookout And Bedroom

Image credits: master-service.ru

16. Forest Wonderland Bedroom

17. Racetrack Bedroom

Designed by Wendi Young

18. Hideout Tubes

Designed by MPR Design Group

19. Basketball Court Bedroom

Image credits: imgur.com

20. Island Shipwreck Bedroom

Designed by jfishart.com

21. Super Mario Room

Image credits: spritestitch.com

22. Or Just Give Your Kids Thousands of Stickers And See What Happens

Image credits: demilked.com

Original article by Bored Panda: http://www.boredpanda.com/creative-kids-room-ideas/

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