At 12 and 14, these siblings had outgrown their little kid rooms. They needed spaces that felt more mature, with room to grow. In the daughter’s room, the layout was not working, so Hannah rearranged the furniture to give the bed better access and the desk chair more breathing room. White walls were the one thing she would not budge on, so the room is painted Magnolia Home True White, and sage green bedding and a sage green rug add the depth the space needed. It is still a kid’s room, so a bean bag chair, a fuzzy desk chair and twinkle lights running up to the ceiling keep it fun. A new headboard, light fixture and decor make it a tween bedroom that can grow with her through middle school and high school.

Her brother’s room is painted Benjamin Moore Pale Oak (OC-20), a timeless neutral that brightens the space. A new headboard, a fuzzy rug, a bean bag chair and a new light fixture transformed the whole room. Hannah also turned his ladder shelf into a proper display for his awards and LEGO builds, giving them the spotlight they deserved. The result is a teen bedroom ready for the high school years ahead.