7 DESIGN DIRECTIONS / MUMBAI & BENGALURU

Kids’ rooms,
your way.

Rooms that make separate places for sleep, play and study, with storage that can adapt as children grow.

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7 designs to explore

Curated design concepts

The grow-with-me room: Single bed and study wall, Pale birch and Sage paint

Compact

Scandinavian Single bed and study wall

The grow-with-me room

A straightforward bed and desk arrangement leaves space for interests to change, with books and everyday toys easy to put away.

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Shared twin room: Parallel single beds, Oak laminate and Muted blue paint

Standard

Contemporary Parallel single beds

Shared twin room

Two beds with individual reading lights give siblings their own sleeping places while a shared cabinet reduces duplicate furniture.

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The creative studio room: Bed and art table, Washable paint and Oak laminate

Standard

Contemporary Bed and art table

The creative studio room

A separate art table and organised drawers give creative projects a place to continue without taking over the sleeping area.

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Quiet forest room: Bed beside play corner, Olive paint and Pale timber

Standard

Warm minimal Bed beside play corner

Quiet forest room

Muted green walls and a low reading nook give a child a calm corner while leaving the central floor available for play.

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Play-floor room: Low bed and open centre, Pale ash and Warm white paint

Compact

Japandi Low bed and open centre

Play-floor room

Low storage and a restrained bed footprint preserve a useful play area in the centre of a compact child's room.

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Shared corner beds: L-shaped twin beds, Oak laminate and Sage fabric

Compact

Contemporary L-shaped twin beds

Shared corner beds

Two single beds turn a corner to free a larger central area for play or shared activities.

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Reading and imagination room: Bed and library nook, Birch veneer and Mustard cotton

Standard

Scandinavian Bed and library nook

Reading and imagination room

Books face outward beside a small reading chair, giving reading a visible place in the room without covering every wall in shelving.

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CHOOSE FOR YOUR APARTMENT

Look beyond the finish.

Plan storage and study space for changing routines as children grow.
Review furniture stability, edges and access with the actual age and supervision needs.

GOOD DESIGN GOES BEYOND THE PICTURE

Before you
choose a direction.

These visual concepts are a starting point. Measurements, specifications and installation details shape the final design.

01
Anchor wardrobes, bookcases and storage furniture using suitable wall fixings.
02
Keep blind cords, windows and climbable furniture in the safety review.
03
Choose furniture and sleeping arrangements for the child’s age and needs.

MAKE IT PERSONAL

Your favourites.
Your floor plan.

Save a few designs and bring your ideas together. We’ll discuss how the layouts and finishes could work in your home.

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