StandardReading 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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Kids’ rooms / CONCEPT 06 OF 7
Shared corner beds
L-shaped twin beds · Contemporary
Two single beds turn a corner to free a larger central area for play or shared activities.
- Layout
- L-shaped twin beds
- Style
- Contemporary
- 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.
- Perpendicular single beds
- Corner shared shelf
- Separate under-bed drawers
02 / MATERIAL DIRECTION
Bring the
palette together.
- Oak laminate
- Sage fabric
- Warm ivory paint
03 / PLAN IT PROPERLY
What to
work through.
- Make sure both sleepers can get out without climbing over the other.
- 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
CompactThe 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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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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