Modern Teenage Girl Bedroom Ideas for Your Beautiful Home

Designing an excellent, innovative, enjoyable space for your teen to hang out is a challenging task. These spaces need to be functional and have a wide range of functions. Consider what your teen’s valid preferences are before redesigning their bedroom. Better yet, involve them in the process by having her browse galleries with you, making wish lists and boards on Pinterest with you, and making it enjoyable. 

Your teens have likely grown tired of their single bed and the absurd wall decals. Additionally, they prefer a bedroom with a more sophisticated yet stylish look. Therefore, rather than drawing influence from a kid’s room, a teen bedroom should look more like a grown-up’s room. Look no further if you are looking for some incredibly trendy ideas for teenage girls’ bedrooms. 

 

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16 best bedroom design ideas for teenage girls

A dark-colour scheme

This teen girl’s bedroom has a lot of intrigue and drama due to the dark wooden flooring, a feature wall, and the dark-themed bed. With monotone colours, this room remains neutral and provides a dark and edgy ambience. 

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Oversized headboard 

This teen girl’s bedroom exudes cosiness owing to the massive cushioned headboard. Given the size of the headboard, it might even serve as a picture board for the teenage years.

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Wall stickers

Not all wall decals are for children. The bedroom of this teenage girl has a big “Hello gorgeous” wall sticker, which creates a really interesting impression. Another suggestion from this room is to add some plush cushions—you cannot go wrong with these. For a loud yet sophisticated vibe, scatter them across a bed, sofa, or chair.

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Hanging chair 

It is important to have a place to unwind, so why not with a stylish, vintage hanging chair? Add a daybed instead if you choose; they serve as the ideal space to hang out while your friends are over.

 

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Canopy above the bed

The highlight of this room is the canopy over the bed. Curtain tie-backs hanging from the wall keep the fabric in place. This elegant yet cosy, feminine bedroom cleverly combines vintage furnishings with contemporary fabrics and wallpaper.

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Floral print wallpaper 

This teenage girl’s bedroom has a vivid, energising feel due to the turquoise floral design wallpaper. The space has a strong and unifying aesthetic because the door and doorframe are also painted to coordinate with the theme.

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Neutral colour scheme with quirky furniture 

Adding a splash of vibrant colours will liven up a neutral colour scheme. We adore how this yellow side table and bedding stick out among the muted colours, giving the room a fresher, more youthful, and enjoyable vibe. 

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Layer up the same tones

In this bedroom design, sophisticated fabrics, including a blanket, velvet seat padding, neutral-tone pillows, silk drapes and classic wooden furniture, are used. This room even used a textured fabric to reupholster the built-in wardrobe doors, giving the space a sophisticated and mature appearance.

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Boutique hotel-style bedroom

Invest in a striking bed, trendy artwork, pendant lighting, and chic seating for a boutique hotel-inspired style that your adolescents will adore for years. Of course, let them participate in choosing the colour scheme. 

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Vanity space 

How does this vanity area for a girl’s bedroom sound? This small and chic vanity space is lovely, but the chair is even more stunning. This vanity area is a great area to also keep your teen stay organised with its storage options.

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Built-in bunk bed

The ideal hangout space, this built-in bunk bed is exceptionally broad, offering a double bed with sleeper storage at the bottom and a balcony above. The additional depth makes space for stairs, which are enclosed with a clear bannister rather than a ladder to climb up. A small vanity space next to the bed can also fit inside the bunk bed.

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Vintage scheme with neon

A contemporary neon wall light completely transforms this retro bedroom design. All the subdued hues gain a unique, contemporary edge as a result. Add fairy lights to add a statement to the room. You can also use neon signs if turning the whole room into a neon theme is a bit overwhelming for you.

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Boho scheme 

To create a stylishly bohemian vibe in your teen’s bedroom, the texture is essential. Add a woven wall hanging, a thick knit blanket, and a handmade plant hanging to take design cues from this room. Do not overdo with the colour theme, and keep it minimal to whites and a few subtle tones.

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Colourful and functional

In this inviting refuge, white wall paint looks stylish when paired with white furniture, vibrant bedding, and furnishings. For an attractive and practical design, a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall blended into a wall will work well along the theme.

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Wall of memories

Your favourite photos, postcards, and other paper souvenirs look fantastic when displayed in a net of interconnecting ribbons that are mounted to bare walls. Additionally, the artwork can always be changed to reflect shifting sentiments, fashions, or interests.

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Study nook

Make the most of an unpleasant bedroom corner by converting it into a study area for your teen. The built-in desk and shelving in this room can be replaced with standalone furniture to create a similar effect.

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FAQs

How can I make a teenage girl's bedroom look cool?

Current trends should be taken into consideration when creating a stylish teen bedroom. Because teenagers use their rooms as retreats, furniture is important in creating a trendy space. Invest in colourful furnishings that are both attractive and practical.

What are some teen bedroom design ideas for compact spaces?

Teenagers' small bedrooms must include multipurpose furniture that serves as storage. Clutter must be minimised to the greatest extent possible to manage a tiny space. Utilising mirrors and more neutral colours that give the impression that the space is larger can also help to open up the space.

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