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"Stylish Children's Bedrooms, Nurseries, and Play Rooms\nLooking for ideas to create an oasis for your youngster? These nurseries, play spaces, and children's bedrooms from the pages of AD are both stylish and fun\nShelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Associates created this cheerful children's room for the homeowners' grandchildren; the yellow racing stripes and pair of matching CB2 stools provide an unexpected pop of color. (November 2012)\nInterior designer Peter Dunham created a whimsical children's room in the Beverly Hills, California, home of film producer Steve Tisch. The hand-carved canopy bed is from Hollywood at Home, Dunham's Los Angeles shop, and the headboard is upholstered in a vintage suzani. (June 2011)\nTalent agent Kevin Huvane enlisted designer Michael S. Smith and Ferguson &amp;amp; Shamamian Architects to update his historic Beverly Hills, California, residence. His teenage son Declan's room, which includes a colorful collection of sports paraphernalia, has a refined yet laid-back look. (July 2012)\nIn her Manhattan duplex, designed by David Mann of MR Architecture + Design, magazine editor Darcy Miller Nussbaum created a whimsical mural, at left, for her daughters' playroom. Streamlined furnishings are paired with a floor-to-ceiling collage of family photos, and a rug custom made by Judy Ross Textiles. (February 2012)\nThe bunk room in a Hamptons, New York, guesthouse by architects Leroy Street Studio and designer Thad Hayes provides plenty of space for visiting family and friends. The color-blocked Nurseryworks bunk beds pack a geometric punch in the otherwise serene space. (August 2011)\nAt Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's Stephen Samuelson\u2013designed home in Calabasas, California, daughter Willow's room is decorated in a fashion-forward, bohemian style. Plush pillows decorate the iron four-poster, which is draped with a canopy of patterned silk.\n\n (September 2011)\nFashion designer Jenni Kayne's laid-back Los Angeles home, crafted by the architecture firm Standard, was designed with family in mind. In son Tanner and daughter Ripley's playroom, pint-size furnishings and a petite teepee mingle with custom-made storage cabinets, which house baskets filled with toys. (October 2012)\nAt the Nantucket, Massachusetts, retreat of former Chanel president Arie L. Kopelman and his wife, Coco, a children's room, which includes a Charles Manghis weather vane and a custom-made trundle bed, is ready to welcome visiting grandchildren. (July 2012)\nThe Steinman House, built in 1956 in Malibu, California, by architects Craig Ellwood and Jerrold Lomax, was restored by designer Michael Boyd for a young family. The children's room features a midcentury masterpiece of its own\u2014a George Nelson Marshmallow sofa by Herman Miller, which is grouped with a cowhide rug and a trio of Jasper Morrison cork stools. (June 2011)\nFor a family home in Hawaii, architecture firm Ike Kligerman Barkley and designers Ron Wilson and Joe Guidera created the ultimate girl's room. The space features a playhouse-like structure that contains bunk beds and a staircase with storage drawers built into the steps. (August 2007)\nMusician Sir Elton John and film producer David Furnish turned to designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard to make their Beverly Hills home a family-friendly haven. Their son Zachary's room features bold stripes in Benjamin Moore blues, Knoll's Saarinen side table from Design Within Reach, and a sputnik-like vintage chrome chandelier; above the custom-made daybed is an artwork by Peter Beard. (March 2013)\nIn a Manhattan apartment decorated by David Kleinberg, the clients' Siamese cat, Emma, poses on the daughter's bed, which is dressed with embroidered bedding by Leontine Linens. A Quadrille toile de Jouy enlivens the walls and duvet. (June 2011)\nBuilt by architecture firm McAlpine Tankersley, the Napa Valley, California, residence of Rela and Don Gleason includes a children's guest room that features a chalet-style box bed nicknamed the Heidi Nook\u2014a popular spot among the couple's visiting grandchildren. (November 2011)\nIn an Aspen, Colorado, vacation house that combines classic lodge and Craftsman styles, Arthur Chabon created a girl's room that embodies the all-American spirit of both. On one wall, a collection of artful crescent moons, miniature wooden chairs, and framed family photos add a personal touch. (December 2007)\nOn Washington state's Mercer Island, architect Eric Cobb fashioned a modernist glass-and-concrete residence for an entrepreneur and his two daughters. In one of the girls' rooms, which features a desk chair by Arper and a rug by Pottery Barn, walls painted in Benjamin Moore's Capri Seas recall the lush greenery of the Pacific Northwest. (June 2011)\nA Danish farm table, 18th-century French benches, and an Enzo Mari apple print outfit a playroom for actor Hank Azaria's son, Hal, at their Bel Air, California, home. Designer Trip Haenisch painted the tabletop in a checkerboard pattern, while the graphic motif is echoed in the Moroccan tribal rug. (August 2011)\nIn Darcy Miller Nussbaum's home, David Mann placed an Anthropologie lit \u00E0 la polonaise fit for a princess in the center of a daughter's room. (February 2012)\nFor an apartment overlooking New York's Central Park reservoir, Shelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Associates chose refined furnishings in subdued hues throughout, except in the children's rooms. In one of the spaces, a vibrant painted detail in the style of Josef Albers and a curvaceous Verner Panton chair inform the colors and shapes on the daybed and throw pillows. (July 2005)\nClassic architecture meets cutting-edge art in a family's London townhouse updated by designer Francis Sultana and architect Thomas Croft. The children's freestanding bed-and-library unit provided a creative solution to historic-preservation regulations restricting the construction of new walls. (February 2013)\nTasked with reimagining a historic plantation house in the West Indies, designer Emma Burns of the firm Sibyl Colefax &amp;amp; John Fowler used a soft palette in the children's room. A peach Manuel Canovas fabric adds subtle interest to a pair of canopy beds. (August 2006)\nIn a 19th-century Manhattan townhouse, Leroy Street Studio carved out space on the attic level for a multifunctional boys' room. Decorator Christine Markatos Lowe furnished the room with bunk beds and desks by Nurseryworks and a custom-made sectional sofa by Vladimir Kagan. (December 2012)\nAdman Donny Deutsch tapped Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper to create a striking New York townhouse that would highlight his impressive art collection. In a daughter's room, however, the gallery-like environment was amended to favor all things pink\u2014including fabrics from Osborne &amp;amp; Little and Designers Guild, a side chair from Profiles, and a Stark carpet. (October 2011)\nFor Marc Jacobs president Robert Duffy's Manhattan townhouse, decorator Richard McGeehan conjured a fanciful retreat for the homeowner's daughter. A trompe l'oeil tented ceiling by artist Matt Austin, an elaborate sleigh bed, and a menagerie of stuffed comrades outfit the space. (October 2012)\nPublishing executive Robert E. Abrams and his wife, Cynthia Vance, called on Joel Barkley of Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects to craft a sophisticated, barn-inspired retreat in upstate New York. In the bedroom of the couple's young son, a tapestry version of Robert Indiana's Love is the focal point of a custom-made ash bed/storage unit. (June 2012)\nIn a Bel Air, California, mansion designed by Kelly Wearstler, a girl's bedroom gets a dose of glamour with a graphic wall covering by Porter Teleo, a Paul Evans four-poster clad in mirror, and a custom-made carpet by the Rug Company. (January 2013)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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