Boy’s room design ideas

Designing a boy’s room is a great chance to blend creativity with comfort. For school-age children, a room needs to support rest, study, and play — all while reflecting their growing personality. Here’s how to create a stylish and functional space, featuring a MacoAvell textured paint feature wall and premium-quality furniture.

Wall Colour Ideas with MacoAvell Texture Paint

Start by choosing calming and stylish wall colours. For a modern look, keep three walls in light shades such as soft grey, warm beige, or pale blue. Then, turn one wall into a highlight using MacoAvell textured paint. This can be a concrete-look matte finish, a sandy texture, or even a subtle metallic sheen, depending on your style.

A feature wall behind the bed or study area works best. MacoAvell’s textures add depth, warmth, and a designer touch that elevates the whole room without overpowering it. Complement the textured wall with simple white trims and soft furnishings in matching or contrasting tones, such as navy, mustard, or forest green.

Furniture Ideas for a School-Age Boy

Select furniture that is both practical and of high quality. Below are the essentials:

1. Bed

• A solid wood or metal bed frame in twin or full size.
• Choose one with built-in drawers for extra storage.
• Bunk beds or loft beds are perfect for saving space and adding excitement.

2. Study Desk & Chair

• A sturdy wooden desk with drawers for stationery and books.
• Include a comfortable ergonomic chair with adjustable height.
• Add a pinboard or wall shelf above for organizing tasks and artwork.

3. Storage Solutions

• Use a combination of closed cabinets and open shelves.
• Storage benches or under-bed drawers help reduce clutter.
• Soft-close drawers and rounded corners add safety and style.

4. Reading & Chill Area

• A small armchair, a bean bag, or a foam lounger for comfort.
• Add a soft rug, side table, and warm lighting to create a cozy corner.
• Consider a swing chair or hanging pod for a touch of fun, if space allows.

Layout & Safety Tips

• Divide the room into zones: sleep, study, and play.
• Keep the bed near a wall, the study desk by the window, and the center clear.
• Use wall-mounted shelves to maximize floor space.
• Anchor all tall furniture to the wall for safety.
• Choose non-toxic finishes and avoid sharp edges.

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Final Touch

Let your child pick a few favorite colours, accessories, or display items so the room feels personal. A MacoAvell texture wall brings character, and premium furniture ensures comfort and durability. With thoughtful design, your boy’s room will be a space he loves today — and can grow into tomorrow.