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Home » The Home » Teen Bedroom Ideas: How To Create The Best Sleep and Study Space

The Home · April 15, 2020

Teen Bedroom Ideas: How To Create The Best Sleep and Study Space

Teenage bedroom design is so much fun. The best way to approach any redesign of a teenager’s bedroom is to ensure it is a space that allows for both rest and study.

Teen Bedroom Ideas How To Create The Best Sleep and Study Space

Teens spend more time than adults in their bedrooms. Not only do they sleep in their rooms, but they also hang out there, study, chill out with friends, and entertain themselves by watching movies and listening to music.

Bedroom design for teenagers must be modern yet efficient, allowing for plenty of storage space to reduce clutter and create easy ways for your growing teens to keep their bedroom environment clean and fresh.

Invest In The Best Mattress For Your Teenager

As teens grow, so do their commitments. Balancing school with sports, family time, and of course, a busy social life can be quite taxing on the mind and body. When designing a bedroom for a teenager, always start by selecting the best mattress.

Just like adults, teenagers spend up to one-third of their lives in bed. It’s essential that the mattress you select helps their body relax during the night so they can wake up energetic and ready to take on the challenges of school, sports, and other extracurricular activities.

A memory foam mattress is the best choice for teens as they come with a range of features that can support deep rest as well as easy maintenance after years of usage. The most comfortable mattress designed with memory foam features a removable cover that can be washed and dried at home – an obvious lifesaver for the inevitable spills that can occur in a teenage bedroom. And, make sure to use the right bed frame for a memory foam mattress.

When researching the best size options, get to know the ins and outs of mattress dimensions. Understanding mattress sizes will help you select a best-rated mattress that is the perfect fit for the bedroom and body of your teenager.

If the room allows for space, a full size can be better than a twin-sized mattress. If your teen has a sudden growth spurt, at least you can have peace of mind that they will still be comfortable in their bed.

Lastly, ensure the bed you choose is a cooling mattress. Older styles of mattresses made with dated technology trap heat, which can lead to a scorching and sticky bed. As teens experience puberty, their body temperature can fluctuate significantly. Cooling mattresses help regulate the temperature in every season. A cool bed and bedroom are vital for deep sleep, and choosing the best cooling mattress will help your teen stay cool and calm for restful sleep.

Investing in the best mattress will help your teen develop positive sleep habits that can last them a lifetime. Include a nice cushion bed head (or headboard). It makes the bed more comfortable to sit on. Plus, it helps protect the well behind the bed.

Ensure There Is A Desk With Storage

If you have multiple kids, it’s quite difficult for them to all share one study room. Teens often prefer to study in their bedrooms. Set them up for success by creating a study area they can thrive in. The critical elements of a great study area are storage and enough desk space for creative thinking.

Wall shelving is a great option to store textbooks and other stationery. A desk with drawers can also be helpful, especially if they have many books and items to store away out of sight. Desk draws help reduce mess on the desk table leaving more room for your teens to focus and be creative.

If space is an issue, a floating desk can be a lifesaver. There is a smaller surface area on a floating desk. However, some floating shelving just above the desk can make up for any lost room. Floating desks provide enough room to place a laptop and notepad for practical study.

Lastly, it’s essential to pair a study desk with a quality and supportive desk chair. Teens can spend hours in their desk chairs, completing assignments, and reading. A supportive chair that does not hurt the lower back and spine is a must!

Consider A Bed Frame With Storage

A foundation bed frame, storage bed, or bunk bed are all great options to save floor space in a teenager’s bedroom. Foundation bed frames have storage space underneath, which helps store away items that are not used often.

If you are looking for small bedroom ideas for teens, you can’t look past the efficiency of a loft bed frame. Loft bed frames are link bunk beds; however, instead of a mattress on the lower level, there is room for a desk.

Loft beds are perfect when you want to create a sleep and study area in a small bedroom. Plus, they are quite trendy and fashionable among young teens. Loft beds are not the best choice for very tall teens as they generally accommodate twin-sized mattresses.

For tall teens who sleep on a full-size or queen-sized mattress, a storage bed frame with drawers can help to reduce bedroom clutter for an easy to clean teenage bedroom.

Digital Consideration

Ditch the television. A TV can take up too much room in your teen’s room, not to mention create a distraction when they study. A desktop computer or laptop computer is a better choice as it can be used for study as well as entertainment.

Eliminating a TV from the bedroom also helps encourage teenagers to venture into the living area to enjoy moments of family time with siblings and parents.

Cozy Textures For A Personal Touch

Teenagers, more than adults, often use their room to express their unique personalities and individuality. A bedroom for a teenager is their sanctuary – it’s the only place they have in the world to call their own. Not only do they need the most comfortable mattress and study space, but they also need the ability to customize their bedroom so they can take pride in their space in the world.

Textures such as faux fur rugs for girls and bold colors and posters for boys can allow your kids to create a space they are proud of. Also consider an area they can create a vision board for their goals, oversized cushions and beanbags to relax with friends, and a space to hang up photos of their teenage memories.

When designing your teen’s bedroom with a personal touch, it can be fun to create it together with them; that way they will take more care in how they value their space.

Teen Bedroom Ideas Summary

With these tips, you can give your teen’s bedroom decor a makeover in no time. The essential ingredient is ensuring you provide your growing teen with the best mattress so they can sleep as well as possible. With some efficient storage solutions, a practice study space, and fun textures, they will be able to relax, study, and create great sleeping habits for the future.

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