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Photographed by Horst P. Horst, Vogue, January 1966
Beatrice Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pryor Reed, in her pink bedroom of their New York City apartment circa 1966.
Kids’ rooms often get a bad rap. They’re thought of as toy-filled, cluttered, and with little design panache—but these 21 rooms prove that quite the opposite is true. There are fantastical pink canopies, playful wallpaper, priceless art, dream bunk beds, and, yes, loads of toys. Looking for some inspiration? These pics are highly pinnable and will even give grown-ups some serious room envy.
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