Cosy & Stylish Korean Kids & Baby Rooms To Inspire Your HDB/BTO Decor

By Karmen on 05 Jun 2020

Digital Editor

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Whether it's food, fashion, makeup, skincare or interior design, Korea is a place where many of us take inspiration from.

While decorating your child's room in your HDB or BTO, why not take inspiration from the Korean aesthetic that makes for a cosy, functional and effortless stylish look? ?

Whether you're getting ideas for your child, niece, nephew or friend's kids, keep reading to check out some stylish kids & baby rooms in Korea!

#1 Muted colour palette

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One thing we've noticed is the use of soft, muted colours as the foundation for the interior design. White walls and bed sheets create a clean, crisp look.

Sheer day curtains are also a must for natural diffused light and a bright, spacious-looking room.

#2 Little pops of colour

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Children love colour so, of course, the rooms have fun pops of colours!

#3 Light wood & unfinished wood furniture

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Light wood furniture gives the room a cute and cheerful look compared to dark wood. We also noticed a trend of unfinished wood which has a cosy and boho-chic aesthetic.

#4 Stylish kitchen toy set

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Another common feature in kids' rooms in Korea is aesthetically pleasing kitchen toy sets. Say no to those gaudy plastic toy kitchens and go for a minimalist wooden or all-white one instead!

#5 Vintage vibes

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If a white and light furniture look isn't to your taste, go for a vintage look instead! We love how the vintage-style wallpaper, lamp and rocking chair perfectly complement each other in this baby room.