Kids' & Teen Rooms
I design rooms that grow with your children. By combining playful elements with solid, functional storage and dedicated study areas, I create spaces that are as practical for parents as they are imaginative for kids.
This study area for a young girl includes a whiteboard, pinboard, and ample desk space. The overhead cabinets with smoked glass provide stylish storage for books and supplies.
The reading nook next to the window is a perfect spot for a child to curl up with a book. The built-in bookshelf is designed for easy access, encouraging a love for reading.
This view shows the full-height wardrobe and a tall, glass-fronted bookshelf, providing extensive storage for a growing child's needs in a bright and organized way.
This daughter's bedroom in 'The Flux Abode' is a pink-hued dreamscape. It features a cloud-shaped false ceiling and whimsical koala-print wallpaper for a playful touch.
The room includes a spacious study corner with open shelving and a desk, designed to be a perfect spot for homework and creative projects as she grows.
The custom storage unit in this room features a playful mix of closed cabinets and arched open niches in a contrasting color, perfect for displaying toys and treasures.
A close-up of the dual-laminate wardrobe with its unique arched design. This piece is not just for storage; it's a central feature of the room's playful aesthetic.
About this collection
I often get asked how to future-proof a child’s room. My advice is to keep the heavy-duty furniture—like wardrobes and study desks—neutral and timeless. We then layer in personality through wallpaper, paint, and accessories. This way, you aren't gutting the room when your child outgrows their 'little kid' phase; you simply update the accents to match their evolving taste.
Designing spaces for kids and teens is a balancing act between imagination and practicality. The biggest mistake I see is prioritizing a specific theme that becomes irrelevant in two years. I prefer a different approach. We focus on building a strong, neutral structure with high-quality, durable laminates that can handle wear and tear—whether that's art projects or study marathons.
Key areas I prioritize:
- The Study Zone: Natural light is non-negotiable. I position desks near windows and integrate storage right into the study unit, using open shelving for books and closed cabinets for school supplies.
- Storage Optimization: Kids collect things. I build floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and custom nooks that maximize vertical space, keeping the floor clear for play or relaxing.
- Material Choice: Since kids' rooms get messy, I use suede-finish laminates and durable quartz countertops. They look premium but wipe clean easily, which helps keep the room looking fresh with minimal effort.
Whether we are converting a balcony into a dedicated study nook or doing a full 3 BHK renovation, the goal is always to create a room that respects the child's autonomy while giving parents the storage they need to keep the chaos contained. It is about building a foundation that lasts, even as their interests change.
Jois Design House
I’m Ananya Jois. Designing for kids isn't about fitting a theme; it’s about creating a space that handles everything from school projects to hobbies. I focus on durable materials and flexible layouts that adapt as your child grows, so the room stays functional year after year.
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