Homework: She has a heavy academic load, and needed a quiet space she could work, away from younger kids and noise.

It’s absolutely perfect for her room, and fits everything she needed. We had her list out her design requests, and nailed down what multi-purposes it would be used for. A desk is a great option for versatility in a bedroom. This girl needed a desk! It really was top of our list to bring her room together and give her both function and aesthetics.

She also doesn’t have a large room, so utilizing the available space was really important. So we made a few changes in her room that have made a huge difference, but didn’t cost a lot of money. With five kids upstairs sharing bathrooms, it can get a little c rowded, so she likes doing some of that in her room. A bunch of her wall space is taken up by bookshelves, and she even downsized to a twin bed to make more room! She still really needed a place to do her homework, and also to put on her makeup and do her hair. One of my girls loves to read, and is working on her book collection. Today I’m sharing one of those rooms, and a few teen girl bedroom ideas that have made a difference for them. They’ve each recently had a room refresh, with small updates that work well for how they utilize their room space. Now they are doing their hair and makeup, working on homework, and chatting with friends!

When they were younger they didn’t spend as much time in their room, since we keep toys in the playroom. Things have changed as they grew and discovered their own styles, and also how they need their room to function. Over the years my twin girls’ bedrooms have slowly morphed from what they had as children, through the early tween/teen years, and now into what they need as teens. A bedroom refresh for my daughter with simple, fun teen girl bedroom ideas!

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