Interiors: Children's bedrooms - in pictures

According to colour psychologists, orange is associated with reassurance and warmth – perfect for a small person’s bedroom. Even better, it’s unisex. If you are sticking with one colour, use lots of different shades and keep the walls simple. Donna Wilson knitted creatures, a retro bedside table, a 70s-style animal sticker from Urbane Living and a plastic Heico rabbit lamp from Petit Home complete the cosy look. Photograph: Photoshot/Red Cover/Trine Thorsen

Ginge knitted lambswool cat, £36, by Donna Wilson. Photograph: PR

Barnslig Rand rug in red, £10.20, from Ikea. Photograph: PR

Componibili storage unit, £86, by Kartell, from John Lewis. Photograph: PR

Giraffe wall sticker (and lion sticker, seen in picture 1), £39.13 each, from Urbane Living. Photograph: PR

Designer Graham Judkins built this bunk bed for his five-year-old daughter, Stella, to fit an unusually narrow space. “I wanted to create a big play area underneath – it’s her secret den and favourite hiding place,” he says. The small chair is from Ikea – now discontinued, but the stripey Färgglad chair is similar. The black and white fabric is also from Ikea, Britten Hus, and the plastic Bambi lamp on the floor is from Caravan. Photograph: Ingrid Rasmussen

123 children’s bed linen, £45.96 for a duvet set, by ByGraziela, from Bodie and Fou. Photograph: PR

Floral Street wallpaper in aqua, £27 a roll, from the Primrose Hill Collection, from Designers Guild. Photograph: PR

Färgglad chair, £10.99, from Ikea. Photograph: PR