Girls' Bedroom
Design the girls' bedroom with a wide selection of accessories, textiles, and decorative elements. Over 150 articles offer you diverse options for a personalized interior.
Buying a Girls' Room — Guide& Tips
Furnishing a girls' room is more than just decoration – it accompanies your child during a formative phase. With 154 items in this category, you have a broad foundation to create a cohesive overall concept. The first step is choosing a theme that stimulates the imagination while also offering practical everyday use. Girls' rooms can be roughly divided into classic styles such as Princess Children's Room or playful Flower Children's Room. Each variant has its own material requirements: wallpapers should be wipeable, wall stickers removable without residue, and furniture sturdy enough for years of use.
When selecting, consider the size of the room and the duration of use. A horse girl's room, for instance, works well with subtle wall stickers that can be swapped later, while an elaborate wallpaper is better suited for a longer-term design. For DIY enthusiasts, the quality of workmanship is crucial: non-woven wallpapers are easier to hang than paper wallpapers, and self-adhesive decorative elements save time. Safety also plays a role – for children's room products, ensure rounded edges and pollutant-free materials. The subcategory hearts children's room, for example, offers soft colors that combine well with neutral furniture. Consider whether you prefer a complete set or individual accessories – the latter gives you more flexibility for later redesigns.
Practical tips: Measure the wall surface before purchasing, especially for large wall stickers. Combine a maximum of two themes (such as flowers with ballet) to avoid cluttering the room. For DIYers, it's worth checking out our practical tips on color design, which also explore color psychology in the children's room.
Popular Girls' Bedrooms
Lilipinso Non-Woven Wallpaper Wildflower Blossoms Gray Pastel
A subtle wallpaper with a wildflower motif in gray-pastel – ideal for a calm, nature-oriented ambiance. The non-woven quality makes it easy to handle and allows for later overpainting.
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Lilipinso Wall Sticker A3 Blossom Assortment Pink Pastel
These self-adhesive wall stickers in A3 size add floral accents without drilling or painting. Perfect for rental apartments or if you want to change the motif regularly.
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Lilipinso Wall Sticker L Family Whale& Friends
A large-format wall mural with maritime motifs – particularly suitable for younger girls. The film can be removed without residue and repositioned.
DetailsThese product types cover typical needs: wallpaper as a permanent base, individual wall stickers for flexible accents, and large-scale motifs as eye-catchers. Combine them depending on your child's age and comfort factor. While the wildflower wallpaper tends to create a calm mood, the wall stickers allow quick redecorating, for example when taste shifts from horses to princesses. The quality of the adhesive films is crucial: inferior products leave adhesive residue on sensitive wallpapers. Therefore, choose items with guaranteed residue-free removal – a criterion that the presented Lilipinso products meet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What subcategories are there for girls' rooms and how do they differ?
The category includes six thematic subdivisions: Ballet & Dance, Flowers, Hearts, Horses, Princess as well as a collective category 'all girls' themes'. Each subcategory focuses on specific motifs and color worlds. Princess rooms often incorporate pink tones and glitter, while flower rooms prefer pastel nature tones. For DIY enthusiasts, the choice of theme is also a question of craftsmanship: elaborate princess motifs require precise wallpapering or painting, while simple heart motifs can also be realized with wall stickers. The subcategory “Ballet &... Dance“ is especially suitable for children with a passion for movement – here you often find slim, elegant shapes.
How do I combine multiple themes in a girl's room without it looking cluttered?
The golden rule is: a maximum of two themes per room. For example, a flower theme harmonizes perfectly with pastel elements from the hearts category. A uniform color tone is important to connect both motifs – such as a soft pink or grey. Make sure the motifs do not compete directly: a large princess wall sticker next to a detailed flower motif quickly looks chaotic. It is better to separate them spatially, for instance flowers on the bed side and hearts at the desk. For a calm atmosphere, plain walls as a background where the motifs can stand out individually are also suitable.
Which materials are particularly suitable for DIY decorators when designing?
Non-woven wallpapers are the first choice for ambitious DIYers: they are tear-resistant, can be applied directly to the wall (no soaking), and can later be removed dry. Self-adhesive wall stickers are the simplest solution for rental apartments or temporary decoration – opt for matte films that reflect less. For an individual project, painting the walls is an option, but it requires good priming and clean edges. Our blog Painting a children's room: Practical tips for color design helps with color selection and technique. Generally, the younger the child, the simpler the attachment should be to make later changes easier.
How do I find the right theme for my child without overwhelming them?
Involve your child in the selection—but provide a structure. Show two to three concrete options (such as flowers vs. ballet) and let them choose between these. Avoid too many stimuli at once. For children under 6, calming motifs like hearts or flowers are recommended, as they are less exciting than action-packed princess scenes. For older girls aged 8 and up, a horse or dance theme can strengthen identification. Also consider longevity: a more neutral theme like 'flowers' remains interesting longer than a very specific motif that may seem 'too childish' in two years.
More categories
If you are not yet ready to commit to a girls' theme, the overarching Kids' Room Themes category offers a broader overview. There you will also find gender-neutral design options such as both or the category Scandinavian design, which impresses with simple shapes and natural tones – ideal if you later want to repurpose the room for a sibling. For boys' rooms there is a separate section with boys' room that targets a different audience with themes such as adventure or vehicles. The choice of the right category depends on how specific your design wishes are: if you are looking for concrete motifs, you are better off in the girls' subcategories. If you want to stay flexible and combine different styles, you benefit from the overall range of the theme world.
In short
In the category 'Children's room girls' there are 154 items available, spread across six thematic subcategories: ballet, flowers, hearts, horses, princess, and a miscellaneous category. The products range from wallpapers to wall stickers to decorative elements and are suitable for both permanent and flexible design. Decisive factors are material quality (non-woven, residue-free films) and the age-appropriate theme. For DIY enthusiasts, non-woven wallpapers and self-adhesive stickers offer time-saving solutions. Combine a maximum of two themes and pay attention to consistent color tones to create a harmonious overall look. The category is part of the larger theme world 'Children's room themes', which also includes gender-neutral and Scandinavian options.