Tidiness in the children's room: fun reigns here, not chaos

Advertorial: Haveyou been dreaming of more organisation in your children's room for a long time ? Then these tips from IKEA are sure to help.

The festive season is just around the corner and with it the anticipation of festive decorations, delicious food and, of course, presents! Children's hearts beat faster when they receive new treasures. But the problem often arises after the presents have been given: where to put all the new toys? The children's room seems to be bursting at the seams and parents are faced with the challenge of keeping everything tidy. Good organisation and clever storage solutions are the key to success, so that there is enough space to play and feel good.

A well-organised children's room not only gives every toy its place, but also allows children's imaginations to flow freely. This is where well thought-out storage options come into play. Shelves with colourful boxes not only provide storage space, but also add colour to the room. Toy boxes with wheels are not only practical, but also a great eye-catcher.

The colourful Trofast boxes bring storage space and colour into the children's room.
The wooden frame from Trofast offers various options and can be filled with different drawers.
The Flisat toy trolley is particularly practical because children can move it around on their own.


Another tip for a tidy children's room is to use multifunctional pieces of furniture. Bed frames with integrated drawers offer additional storage space for bed linen or toys. Desks with built-in shelves provide an organised work surface that is also ideal for drawing and crafting. A bench that also has a drawer saves space and keeps things organised. This optimises the use of space and leaves plenty of room to play.

The Släkt bed frame with integrated drawers offers plenty of storage space and makes optimum use of the available space.
Anything needed for painting, crafting etc. can be stowed away in the Påhl desk with integrated shelf.
The Smastad bench not only offers a seat, but also plenty of storage space.


Small effort with a big effect: Labels with icons or photos of the contents or - depending on the age of the children - with labelling on the storage boxes help both children and parents to keep a better overview of where each toy has its place. This not only encourages children's independence, but also makes it easier to tidy up after playing.

If children are allowed to write on their boxes themselves or draw their own picture for each box, they also have more fun tidying up.
Everything belongs in its place: the toys are neatly organised in the boxes.


Well thought-out organisation and storage are the key to a harmonious life together in the children's room. When everything has its place, there is more time to play, laugh and discover. The festive season is therefore the perfect time to create order in the children's room - for a relaxed time with the whole family.

By the way, the new 3D room planner IKEA Kreativ can help you to optimally furnish and plan your home.