Photos: Cute and comfortable kids' rooms

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Photos: Cute and comfortable kids' rooms

Selections from Shel Silverstein's poetry create a whimsical focal point in 6-year-old Aubrey Simmons' bedroom. Pink printed bedding and pink curtains from Pottery Barn Kids combined with a sparkling chandelier to create a frilly and elegant room.

This Decatur teen's is filled with the things she loves. She is an avid baker and competed in the Food Network's "Kids Sweets Showdown" in 2016. She displays her apron and a picture of the show participants, along with butterfly artwork by Mississippi artist Walter Anderson. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

A five-drawer chest (from the Jessica Collection) and three-drawer desk, both by Coaster, feature sleek handles that continue the modern look into the kids’ bedrooms. Blue and pink hues tie together the bedding and butterfly art. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

Samara Rosenhaft's bedroom is playful with paisley and polka dots in tasteful teals and pinks. The white bed frame is from Pottery Barn Kids.

Three-year-old Alessandra's room is teal, coral and white with fun tassels from Hobby Lobby. A crib filled with fluffy pillows adds brightness to the space.

Homeowner Yuni Min likes to use neutral paint colors on her kids’ bedroom walls, just in case they ever want to switch rooms. This pink armchair, a Goodwill find in great condition, and chandelier that was a gift from a friend add feminine flair to 3-year-old Emmy’s room. Text by Lori Johnston and Shannon Adams/Fast Copy News Service.(Christopher Oquendo Photography/www.ophotography.com)

Forget the typical pastels and primary colors. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn loves vibrant oranges and greens for kids' bedrooms: "They're high energy, but totally gender-neutral."

Bunk beds, built-ins and exposed brick create a charming room for guests' children. The lighting is from Ikea. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

One of the kidsâ bedrooms in the Grant Park home has a sky blue palette, bunk beds and modern geometric rug. Text by Lori Johnston/Fast Copy News Service.(Christopher Oquendo www.ophotography.com)

A bunk bed and desk combo from Pottery Barn Kids gives 6-year-old Easton Rose a fun space to play and do homework.

(051414)A roof lift in 2005 raised the 7-foot ceilings to 12 feet. The new ceiling heights accommodated special furniture, such as a bunk bed with steps that Robert Lewis made for his daughter’s bedroom.(Christopher Oquendo Photography)

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