Room to Share: The McCaughey Kids' Rooms
These fresh kids' rooms will inspire you to create colorful one-of-a-kind looks for your own children.
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The McCaughey family made headlines across the globe when seven siblings joined big sis Mikayla.
The three septuplet girls (Natalie, Alexis, and Kelsey) share a large room with three small windows along one wall. Those windows inspired designer Jodi Mensing to place three lilac twin beds in a neat row. Each one was dressed with a mixture of florals, dots, and delicate stripes for cottage charm.
A wicker play table and cozy bench seat are two of the girls' favorite spots to play and read.
The scallop edge of the dresser inspired scallops in the window treatments and a set of fabric panels that conceal the closet.
The concept of a soft, pretty canopy gets revved up in Mikayla's room. Bold aqua and magenta hues match Mikayla's outgoing personality.
Mikayla's room has touches of Hollywood glamour in every corner, including this dressing table that doubles as a desk.
Designer Jodi Mensing could simply not resist a pretty pink chair with a furry friend to add some cheerful girliness to Mikayla's space. The fuzzy pink phone is also a favorite!
Brothers Brandon and Joel now share a pirate-theme room, complete with shiplike beds with their own masts and storage drawers "below deck."
Lime green is a bright, seaworthy color partner for all the blues and reds that designer Jodi Mensing used in the boys' room.
A pair of red foam chairs are good resting spots for weary sea travelers. And the ocean-wave pattern on the wall is a simple paint idea that anyone can handle. Simply freehand the waves with a foam brush or cut your own stencil.
In Nathan and Kenny's room, we went all out for a camping theme. Their beat-up closet doors got new life with black chalkboard paint and fun red letters spelling out "camp."
Chunky pine furniture adds to the camp theme. The color scheme pairs bold red with two tones of outdoorsy green.
Checks and stripes mix and match easily in the boys' room. Here, a storage bench doubles as a window seat.
