Whether your kids have been learning from home and want to change up their space or a bedroom makeover is one of their New Year's resolutions, you don't have to completely renovate and remodel in order to make their space feel brand new.
There are plenty of affordable ways to make a child's space feel cozy and updated without going over your budget or applying new coats of paint to the wall. Some of the best kid's bedroom updates can be as simple as adding a new piece of furniture into the mix or sprucing up barren walls with some unique pieces of decor.
Ahead, we've rounded up some budget-friendly and functional pieces that can help transform your child's bedroom into a spot that rivals their playroom.
Bedroom upgrades under $50
1. Room Essentials 9 Cube Organizer Shelf
Cube shelving is an easy way to maximize storage without breaking the bank. You can purchase storage bins to stow away toys and miscellaneous items, concealing them from view and off of the floor.
2. YouRfocus Polka Dot Wall Decals
Looking to add more color into a kid's bedroom without heading straight to the paint shop? Removable wall decals can transform a space in a matter of minutes — and you can remove them just as easily without leaving any residue behind.
3. TreeHouse Modern National Park Map
Framing a fun map or print can help add to the theme of your child's bedroom, and this map of the National Parks happens to be an educational piece of decor. The Parks are listed in alphabetical and numerical order to help little ones learn.
4. AmericanFlat Gallery Wall Frame Set of 7
Art projects deserve a home on more than just the fridge. You can organize these frames into different shapes to put their artwork, family photos and more on display in their bedroom to spice up a boring wall.
5. Pottery Barn Kids Tempaper Chalkboard Wallpaper
If you don't want to hang decor in their bedroom, putting up wallpaper is a way to avoid putting any holes in the walls. Once they get a piece of chalk in their hands, they can create their own artwork for their room (and won't get in trouble for writing on the walls).
6. Pillowfort Kid's Tent
At-home learners might want to escape for a bit in between classes, and this cozy little tent is the perfect retreat. It features two entrances and comes in several different prints and colors to suit any bedroom.
7. Pillowfort Mini Mile Activity Rug
A rug can be the centerpiece of a room but in a kid's room it can also be a play area. Rather than building a race track, they can enjoy hours of fun playing with toy cars and figurines in their room.
8. Huddle Supply Co. Stuffed Animal Storage Bean Bag Chair
Storing stuffed animals can be quite the task if they have more furry friends than their bed can hold. This smart storage solution can hold more than 100 toys and acts as a plush chair once it is full.
9. H&M Animal Print Duvet Cover
Sometimes all it takes to transform a kid's bedroom is some new bedding. This printed duvet cover boasts fun colors and animals that can liven up any space.
Bedroom upgrades under $100
1. Pottery Barn Hexagon Natural Wall Shelves
Shelving doesn't have to be boring — and these hexagonal floating shelves prove it. Whether they have trophies they want to put proudly on display or collectible toys that might make for great decor, these shelves can add a modern touch of style to their bedroom.
2. Iddings Kid's Hanging Pod Hammock Swing Chair
A fun chair can make all the difference and is the perfect place to curl up after a long day of school. This unique swing chair is a fun spot to complete homework, read or play video games.
3. BlissLights Sky Lite Star Projector
This projector went viral on TikTok for its ability to completely transform a room. It instantly projects a nebula in any space, making for a calm and relaxing environment that can make their bedroom feel like a planetarium.
4. Delta Children Nolan Side Table
This side table can double as a nightstand or a daytime desk for getting work done (or snacking). Additional storage means you can also hide books, knick knacks and other items without taking up too much space.
Bedroom upgrades under $200
1. West Elm Neon LED Cloud Décor
Neon lighting is a fun way to add a vintage flair to a bedroom, and this LED cloud light is one that they will keep in their room for years to come.
2. Trule Doyle Twin Bookcase Headboard
Storage is an essential for any room in your home, but kids can especially use some extra storage. Opting for a headboard can not only instantly make a room feel different, but a bookcase headboard allows you to make use of space that can be used to keep their prized possessions in order.
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