Save space in a teenager's bedroom

An intimate and personal world, the teenager's bedroom is often a small cocoon in which the 12/18 year old teenager likes to take refuge or receive his friends, without being observed by his parents. Since he spends a lot of time in his room, it is therefore necessary to optimize the space with storage furniture, such as metal lockers, beds with drawers, mezzanine beds and even a sofa.

When entering middle school, children often need to renew their decoration. The time is more for sobriety, with neutral tones like black, gray, white and taupe and pop colors such as red, orange and blue. Soft toys and childish patterns are becoming rarer, in favor of solid colors and graphic prints. With the wind in its sails, the UK flag is often the subject of the print on bed linen or sofa.

Gain floor space to enlarge the teenager's bedroom

Around 13/14 years old, it is common to invite a friend or friend to sleep over, to share a moment of complicity and laughter. Forget the air bed, with a mattress that inflates for a certain period of time and deflates in the middle of the night or the camp bed that squeaks at the slightest movement. The trundle bed is perfect for extra sleeping space, without taking up space.

For video game or series evenings, nothing better than watching TV on your own sofa. In a teenager's bedroom, the sofa bed is ideal for relaxing and inviting a friend to stay and sleep. Practical, in no time, the convertible or sofa bed is unfolded, allowing the guest to sleep in comfort. It can be placed under a loft bed, ideal for small spaces. The ladder can often be positioned to the left or right of the bed, to adapt to the configuration of the room.

Modern and urban decoration

The street atmosphere is very trendy when it comes to decoration for teenagers. We like graffiti wallpaper or skyscrapers in big American cities. American colleges are a source of inspiration for teenage bedrooms with their legendary metal locker rooms. In column form, they have the advantage of taking up little space. They are perfect for storing clothes, as a wardrobe. They come in the form of a chest of drawers or a bedside table.

With adolescence, it is necessary to invest in a desk, so that the child has his own work space. Choose a good work surface whatever the model: straight desk, on trestles... To benefit from additional storage, the postman's desk can also be used as a library!

The pear is the decorative armchair, which does not take up much space and which is very popular with teenagers for its casual look. Single or double, it can be transported to the four corners of the room, as a nomadic seat. Lightweight, the pear is filled with polystyrene beads, which allows it to regain its natural shape.