Considering the teen bedrooms perspective crucial to understand contemporary youth, this dissertation studies their media representations based on the interpretive content analysis of articles published on Capricho magazine s website between 2013 and 2019, as well as teen bedroom tour videos posted on YouTube between 2017 and 2019. This bedroom-centered analysis allowed for an input on the reality of teens as a historic and social group, whose rites of passage are being constantly reexamined. These bedrooms have become consumption strongholds in which specific communication dynamics take place, dynamics of identity and social media interactions, including carefully elaborated media presences. Herein, we analyze teen material culture from the exhibition and movement of objects inside the bedrooms, and from the teen narratives about them. We also reflect upon teen privacy as a value, and on what is considered strictly intimate as opposed to what is portrayed on social media. Personal bedroom experiences and the existence of a bedroom culture point to a teen culture that takes place essentially in the domestic private space, but that must be understood in regards to the public spaces and to other agents of contemporary society.