Teen room wall ideas – how do you decorate the space?

If you're looking for ideas to decorate teen room walls – welcome to Royal Rabbits. We have a wide range of wallpapers, wall murals and panels, but above all, we're a treasure trove of inspiration. With us, you'll create a stylish, friendly room for a teenager.

Not just paint! Discover a creative idea for teen room walls using wallpaper

Wallpaper is a great idea for teen room walls, not least because it allows a quick, striking room makeover. Wallpapers also give you more room to experiment with colors, patterns and textures.

If a teenager has a particular vision and wants to follow interior design trends, wallpapers (e.g. car wallpapers) for a teen room are the ideal choice. They're invaluable for dividing a room into zones for studying, relaxing and fun. Subtle, muted aesthetic wallpapers make it easier to focus, colorful, energetic ones help you unwind and lift your mood, and darker ones with simple patterns are perfect for the wall by the bed.

Among the trendy wallpapers for teen rooms, geometric patterns and floral motifs stand out, such as vintage floral wallpapers. These are the most popular choices for kids' and teen rooms. We especially recommend non-woven wallpapers, which are very durable – they're resistant to mechanical damage and fading from UV rays. If needed, they're easy to peel off the wall.

From minimalist elegance to artistic chaos! Trendy wall murals in a teen room

Wall murals are a way to get trendy walls in a teen room – and, we should add, a minimally invasive, easy one. Just choose an interesting, original wall mural with a theme that matches the young person's interests.

As with wallpapers, wall murals with flowers, botanical and geometric motifs are very popular. Young people also like landscapes or cityscapes.

When choosing a wall mural, pay attention to its colors. It shouldn't be too overwhelming or aggressive. In the long run, color palettes that don't overwhelm and can easily be paired with accessories and furniture work better. Delicate pastel and vintage wallpapers seem the most versatile – you can use them as a base to create a boho teen room, which will be not only cozy but also cohesive and tastefully designed.

 

Teen room wall design with upholstered panels

Upholstered wall panels in a teen room deserve attention for two reasons. First, they're a very striking wall decoration, and second, they have undeniable practical value – they're ideal for soundproofing a wall, e.g. behind the bed. Upholstered panels also create a cozy atmosphere, especially velvet ones.

Designing teen room walls with upholstered panels offers a wealth of possibilities. How should you arrange them? However you like – vertically, horizontally or in geometric abstractions.

We offer upholstered panels for teen rooms in many different colors and shapes. For teen girls, we suggest upholstered panels in pastels, mint and powder pink, while darker versions in bottle green, navy and graphite work well for boys. Our kids' room designs also use upholstered panels.

How to install upholstered panels?

– Choose the shape and color of the panels – match them to the walls, furniture and accessories. If you're designing a room “from scratch,” the panels can set the style of the interior.

– Prepare the wall – clean the surface with a damp sponge; if necessary, use dish soap to degrease it.

– Do a “test fit” with the panels and mark where they'll go. If necessary, use a level.

– Gently stick the panels to the wall, pressing each one for a few seconds.

To keep upholstered panels looking “like new,” vacuum them every now and then.

 

A poster gallery in a teen room – an idea for a decorative wall in a teen room

Posters are the most popular, simplest and probably most traditional wall decoration idea for a teen room. The advantage of posters for a teen room is their flexibility – it's much easier to change posters than, for example, wallpaper.

A poster gallery isn't just decoration – it also reflects a teenager's interests. Walls usually feature music bands and movie stills, but also landscapes, floral wall posters, nautical posters, botanical herb posters, birds and animals.

Posters have the advantage that they aren't attached directly to the wall – you can put them in frames. If you're not sure what to put on a teen room wall, posters are the best option to start with. You can start with one and gradually build your collection. If you're planning posters, it's worth considering the teen room's wall colors in advance – white, beige, light gray or whitened pastels make an ideal backdrop.

 

Kids' and teen room designs should above all take the teenager's opinion into account. After all, it's where they'll spend most of their time over the next few years!