Kids’ room Kids’ room design — on a photo of your room
Sleep, study and play in one room. See new colours and furniture on the photo before you start.
Free, no account — results in about a minute.


Zones
Split the room into zones: sleep, study (a desk by the window) and play (free floor, a rug). Keep the middle as open as possible.
Furniture that grows with the child
- A height-adjustable desk and chair.
- An extendable bed, or a full-size one from the start.
- Shelves and boxes at the child’s height.
Safety
- Fix shelving and chests of drawers to the wall.
- Choose paints and furniture certified for children’s products.
- Protect sockets and windows.
Colours
A light base on the walls and colour in accessories that are easy to change as the child grows. One wall can take a stronger colour or wallpaper.
How to do it on your own photo

Add a photo
Take one with your phone or pick a sample room.

Describe the changes
Select the cabinets, a wall or the floor and type what should change.

See the result
Compare variants, download 4K images and a shopping list.
FAQ
How do I design a kids’ room online?
Upload a photo of the room to Redomium, pick a style or select a wall or piece of furniture and type what to change.
Can I try several wall colours?
Yes. RAL colours appear on the photo instantly and use no credits.
Will the desk and bed fit?
Draw the room in Plan mode and add furniture in real sizes — the planner checks the walkways.
See also
Living room designFurniture layout, measurements, colours and light. Upload a photo of your living room and try changes on it before buying anything.
Kitchen designChange cabinet fronts, worktop, tiles and wall colour on a photo of your kitchen. See the result before ordering.
Bathroom designChange tiles, vanity, taps and colours on a real photo. Check the combination works before buying tiles.
Bedroom designCalm colours, a good bed and storage. Try new colours and furniture on a photo of your bedroom.
Home officeA comfortable desk, good light and tidy shelves. Try the changes on a photo of your office.
Hallway designA narrow hall can be practical and good-looking. Try colours, a wardrobe and a mirror on a photo of your hallway.