Future-proofF older kids’ bedrooms with these practical, versatile designs with space to sleep, hang out and study
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Study-bedrooms older kids will love
Your teen’s bedroom is probably the hardestworking room in the house. These rooms regularly switch between being a study space, living room, bedroom and often a dining room too! To make these transitions as smooth as possible, they’ll want furniture and accessories that are as stylish and adaptable as they are.
Elements Hannes duvet set, from £18; Soft & Cosy brushed cotton silver Oxford pillowcase, £6; Arthur recycled navy curtain, £24; Harvey throw, £44; Stockholm cushion, £14; industrial poster pack, £15; Elements poster pack, £15; white pom pom 10 light string lights, £5, all Dunelm
PELARBOJ LED table lamp, multicolour, £25, IKEA
Save your walls from the damage of a constant succession of posters with a quick-change magnetic frame. Large
wooden magnetic frame mount in dark brown, £12.99, H&M HOME
Help your teen keep on top of their work by categorising subjects by colour. Arreglo metal paper trays, £25 each, La Redoute
Create an instant workspace. This folding number can be quickly set up anywhere in the room. Compact folding office desk in black, £40, Habitat
These clever wardrobe doors double as noticeboards with sustainable cork fronts. SMÅSTAD wardrobe in white/cork, £163, IKEA