Foster Bedroom Designs

Now that I’m getting up in the night with baby, I’ve been getting my house show fix on at 3 in the morning.  It’s kind of the perfect time to watch television all by myself (well, I guess baby is there too, but I sense a silent approval).  I have all this inspiration, but I barely shower anymore so I doubt I’ll be getting to any home renovations projects any time soon.  In the meantime, I’ve gone to the internet with help on fun ideas for foster care bedroom designs as an outlet.  These room ideas all come from an online foster parent group, so these are all real, lived in homes.

Neutral Grays

This foster mom went with a neutral color palette.  If she has a girl, she adds a pop of coral to the mix.

High Fashion

I love that this room doesn’t cut corners on style just because it’s a kid’s room.

Jeremiah 29:11

This is a wonderful scripture to have hanging over baby’s crib, and you might be surprised to learn that it’s a swaddle blanket!  This design is no longer available, but you can find another scripture blanket to use as a wall hanging with the link below.

Scripture Swaddle

 

Woodland Creatures

There’s nothing more adorable than a nursery with woodland creatures.

Rustic Bedframe

I never knew I could love a cactus design so much as I do in this room.  The simple, rustic bedframe also sells it for me.

Organized Bedroom for Two

This room features a dark brown pegboard instead of the traditional bulletin board.  Crate toy bins and open shelf storage makes this a cosy room for two toddlers.

Homemade Decor

This wall decor/night light is made with Ikea flower lights with the cords braided to look like stems.  Construction paper stems and planter gives it the finishing touch.

Vinyl gutters from your local hardware store can be used to create cute and affordable book shelving.

A Pop of Pink

This girls’ room packs a lot of glam into a streamlined design with fun wall hangings.

Adventure Themed Kids’ Rooms

“Our age range is broad 0-8 and we’re open to either gender and siblings so these are our 2 rooms. Crib converts to toddler bed. Our daughter has a travel theme so we went with adventure themes for all.”

Bunk Bed with Trundle

This is the ultimate space saver.  It’s an adorable bunk bed with a trundle, so it can sleep 3 children in the space of one.  Before today I didn’t know these existed, and now I’m obsessed.  If you’re handy, you can use Ana White’s plans to build your own here.

Check out Amazon’s cheaper version with free shipping through Prime!

Amazon’s Trundle Bunk Bed

 

Two Lofted Beds

A similar set up would be two lofted beds with room for one or more beds underneath.

Gray and White Stripes

I can’t resist a striped accent wall.  This room is ready for a wide age range or a little of both!

Gender Neutral Green

Most gender neutral rooms are gray and white, but this room stuns with a vibrant green.

Classic Black and White with a Twist

Nothing beats a classic, clean look.  This room is keeping it simple, yet elegant with a splash of teal accent pieces.

Geometric Accent Wall

This gender neutral accent wall gives the room a little flair.  Can you believe it was hand painted with painter’s tape to make clean edges?

Cozy Nursery

Our attention is drawn straight to the beautiful flooring in this nursery.  The “Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep” prayer hangs over the crib.

Homemade Bunk Beds

I love the darker wood railings on this homemade bunk bed.  The lights are a great addition for reading in bed or for children that are afraid of the dark.

For This Child I Have Prayed

This is another version of the gender neutral gray.  I love the reclaimed wood picture frame.  It adds a little texture but still keeps it gender neutral.

Staircase Going to Children’s Rooms

If you enjoyed this post, you’ll go crazy for these nursery designs!