StandardShared 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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Kids’ rooms / CONCEPT 01 OF 7
The grow-with-me room
Single bed and study wall · Scandinavian
A straightforward bed and desk arrangement leaves space for interests to change, with books and everyday toys easy to put away.
- Layout
- Single bed and study wall
- Style
- Scandinavian
- Space direction
- Compact
The colour direction
An inspiration concept, to be adapted to your floor plan. Materials and dimensions need to be confirmed.
01 / THE DESIGN THINKING
Details that
make a difference.
- Single bed
- Adjustable study chair
- Low accessible book storage
02 / MATERIAL DIRECTION
Bring the
palette together.
- Pale birch
- Sage paint
- Cotton textiles
03 / PLAN IT PROPERLY
What to
work through.
- Match desk and chair settings to the child's current height.
- Anchor wardrobes, bookcases and storage furniture using suitable wall fixings.
- Keep blind cords, windows and climbable furniture in the safety review.
KEEP EXPLORING
Another way to see your space.
Standard
StandardThe 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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StandardQuiet 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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