Kids and Family

Creating a children’s space that won’t be instantly outgrown is all about finding the fun in functionality.

Parent and interior design newcomer Eva Goedegebuur’s Scandinavian-inspired home proves that good design is for kids and adults alike.

For little ones attending class online, a well-designed space can make all the difference.

Koto’s first children’s cabin combines minimalist design and sustainable materials with flat-pack perfection.

A Michigan family of six builds their Scandinavian-inspired dream home, complete with large spaces to match their playful personalities and walls of glass to bring the outside in.

In lieu of a casserole, we propose gifting these colorful toys, soothing balms, and adorable accessories to your family, friends, and acquaintances who are totally ready to rock...

These playful homes from the Dwell community have perfect spaces for petite humans.

Admit it—you’d love a ball pit in your house.

Formerly a musty warehouse, Lion International Kindergarten in Guangzhou boosts creativity with airy, inviting interiors.

These petite bedrooms and playrooms prove good things do come in small packages. Take a peek at our editor's favorite modern kids’ rooms from the Dwell community this week.

When designing a bedroom or play space for your growing child, let your imagination run wild to encourage learning and curiosity.

Guaranteed to radiate positivity, these fun pieces will easily make your kid's room come alive, while also enhancing your little one's creative spirit.

These colorful, light-filled bedrooms and playrooms are fun-sized design inspiration. Our editor's top picks of the week feature creative kids' rooms that spark the imagination.

Watch us try out an old-school plastic toy that's been reinvented in tactile wood.

LEGO and Airbnb have teamed up to offer some lucky winners a night in an architect’s dream house filled with 25,000 LEGO bricks.

Many parents find themselves constantly searching for creative and well-designed building toys for their children.

The fast pace of 21st-century living can sometimes make kicking back and having fun a challenge, even in your own home.

Can a home that encourages creativity, exploration, and fun still look grown-up?

Tucked in a Chicago suburb, the Courtyard Residence celebrates the outdoors while responding to the needs of each family member.

If you have infants or toddlers in your home—or are about to have a baby—consider childproofing your living space to reduce the risk of accidents or laborious cleanups.

Summer is all about experiencing simple pleasures.

With Mother’s Day right around the corner, you still have a few days to find the gift your mother will remember for years to come—but you have to act fast!

The four structures that form Studhorse in Northern Washington encourage family members and guests to interact with the landscape—and form lasting memories with each other.

It's never too early to instill a good sense of design into your kids.

Playgrounds have followed the same architectural playbook since they premiered in the 19th century—a few swings, a slide or two, and maybe some monkey bars.

When investing in a nursery, think big picture and look for pieces that have the potential to go above and beyond your child's immediate needs.

Designing a home is a big commitment. An even bigger commitment is deciding to grow your family.

Making the most of a little spare loft space can add a whole new dimension to your home. Here are a few creative examples.

Eschew the pastels and plastic baby gear—these stylish cribs are made with the modern, design-oriented parent in mind.

Designing kids rooms can be fun, but it’s always challenging.