Teen girls in bed

As your teenage daughter is getting older, she may be ready to move up from her childhood bed to a more adult version. Whether she has simply outgrown her twin bed and is in need of an upgrade, or she simply needs a new bed to complete her new bedroom design, there are plenty of options available in beds for teen girls. Whether you have a specific style or budget in mind, there are plenty of places to shop for beds aimed at teenagers. Keep in mind as you shop that your daughter will be growing up and moving out in just a few short years. Consider whether this bed will be moving with her or staying behind for guests when she goes and make your selection accordingly. No matter the style of the room or your teenage girl's taste, there are numerous styles of bed that are suitable. If your teenager is a Romantic at heart and has a love for the dramatic that is showcased in her room, consider a canopy style bed. Canopies come in a wide range of colors from white to dramatic shades of purple or green. They can be light and gauzy, with just some fabric angling back toward the headboard or they can be more enclosing with a panel stretching above the bed and attached to four posts. If your teenager frequently entertains or has a room that is short on space, bunk and loft beds are a great idea.

If it is possible, you can get your teenager involved in the decorating process. Here we have some greate inspirations for your reference! Hi, do you know where the pink bedding is from the room with the light grey walls, pink bedding, cube shelf nightstand. I really like the bedroom design with the built in bed with moldings on the side and the shelf ledge on top. Do you have any additional pictures of this bedroom? I would like to have a built in like this constructed for my daughter but would like to see more images. The dream bedroom for teens, back comforter with large pink flowers on it and gold stars on the wall. Where did that comforter and sham set come from?? M daughter loves it and I cannot seem to find anything similar. Beautiful room!

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Whether you have a specific style or budget in mind, there are plenty of places to shop for beds aimed at teenagers. Keep in mind as you shop that your daughter will be growing up and moving out in just a few short years. Consider whether this bed will be moving with her or staying behind for guests when she goes and make your selection accordingly.

No matter the style of the room or your teenage girl's taste, there are numerous styles of bed that are suitable. If your teenager is a Romantic at heart and has a love for the dramatic that is showcased in her room, consider a canopy style bed. Canopies come in a wide range of colors from white to dramatic shades of purple or green. They can be light and gauzy, with just some fabric angling back toward the headboard or they can be more enclosing with a panel stretching above the bed and attached to four posts.

If your teenager frequently entertains or has a room that is short on space, bunk and loft beds are a great idea. Bunk beds instantly double the sleeping area in the room without taking up more foot space.

Loft beds give you the ability to house furniture such as a desk or dresser beneath the bed and can come with additional storage as well. This allows your teen to make the most of a small space, while still being able to have a larger bed. If your daughter is a reader, a collector or a clothes horse, consider investing in a storage bed.

Storage beds have built in shelving, cabinets and storage that surrounds the head of the bed and goes beneath it. It can instantly help declutter a room with a small closet or one without a lot of storage space. If your teenager is into the sleek and contemporary looks of modern furnishings, consider purchasing her a platform bed. Built low to the ground without a box spring, platform beds are contemporary and come in a wide range of styles and materials.

Many teenagers begin to outgrow twin sized beds, and if the mattress has been in use for 10 or more years, it's time to replace it. Consider moving up to a full or queen sized bed if the room can handle the space and let your teen stretch out in comfort. Remember to involve your teenager in the bed selection process. While you may want to narrow down the choices by size or budget, let her have a say in the style. After all, she may want to take the bed with her when she moves away to college in a just a few short years.