When your kids are old enough to have their own rooms, it feels like an impossible task to keep it neat and tidy. Toys get flung everywhere; sheets of paper and crayons slide under the bed; and clothes and towels are strewn all over.

But, what if you could design a kids room that looks so gorgeous and suited for them that they can’t bear to make it messy ? One of the most important pieces of kids furniture you need is the wardrobe.

A kids wardrobe is not just great for storing clothes and toys, they can also double as a study area, reading table, and a display shelf.

From superhero-themed wardrobes to bright cabinet colours, your kids will love these stylish designs…!

Natural timber kids cupboard with bright blue display shelves

While the wardrobe is perfect for a boys’ bedroom, it’s the display shelf next to it that gives the room a playful vibe. Lots of open storage gives plenty of room for books and toys, so your kids will want to spend all day here.

Kids wardrobe with geometric lines and play area

Kids wardrobe with full of geometric details, like the big red hexagonal handles, and the stepped wall shelves. There’s even a low cabinet so that smaller kids can play and act out stories with their toy cars or action figures.

Sibling’s bedroom with shared wardrobe

This small bedroom has been maximised for two kids to sleep and read comfortably. With individually lit bunk beds and a wide shared study table separated by a tall cabinet in royal blue. The yellow chairs add a nice touch to the shades of blue and light wood tones.

Superhero-themed bedroom wardrobe for two boys

Cozy apartment includes a shared bedroom with an interesting cabinets, superhero themed wall art, as well as a fun colorings. The largely monochrome bedroom uses colorful accents to add visual interest.

Baby bedroom with wood cutouts on wardrobe door

This mostly-white nursery adds a natural touch to the wardrobe doors, by sticking lovely wooden cutouts to resemble apartment blocks. The little window and door details add beautiful textures to the room and create a soothing view.

Kids wardrobe with house-shaped drawers

This kids bedroom uses clever open shelves built into the doors themselves to provide a small display niche for toys. The house-like design also appears on the painted door, creating a lovely set of spatial patterns that tie the room together.

Square grid kids wardrobe design

This wardrobe mixes natural wood panels, with white, blue and violet laminates. Along the floor, a row of upper rack make it easy to reach for toys and books. The wardrobe also comes with a set of open wall shelves that extend to study table.

Pastel-themed kids wardrobe with swing doors

This beautiful small wardrobe is done in a apple green frame with turquoise swing doors. Even the extended doors are painted apple green and glossy milk white to match…!

Kids wardrobe with padded doors

This design uses light wood laminates, with uneven circular handles to give it a quirky touch. At the lowest row, the cabinet doors have been padded to give it a softer look (and also makes it safer for younger kids)

Yellow wardrobe with sliding chalkboard

A great wardrobe to let kids get creative…! The closed wardrobe doors are painted in light yellow, while the rest of the wall features open shelving with a single sliding door panel that is layered in chalkboard paint. This makes it a great place for doodling.

Pastel blue wardrobe for boys bedroom

This wardrobe is designed with clean, flush lines that hide all your belongings, with simple horizontal door pulls for easy access. Several cabinets have been left open by the window, and the wardrobe extends to a window-length study desk.

Stacked blocks

This wardrobe uses the idea of stacked blocks to create a combination of closed cabinets, open display counters and even a tall chalkboard for taking notes. The doors handles are cleverly designed as finger holes.

Glossy wardrobe with flush doors and low open shelving

This modern wardrobe uses push latches where you press the door and it opens with a click to create an almost seamless cabinet wall with thin gap lines. At knee level, two rows of cabinets have been left open so that kids can reach for their books and toys easily.