Kids' Room

The bed with a bridge wardrobe creates a small enveloping cocoon in the kids’ room which perfectly sets apart the sleeping area. Minimalist yet enhanced by the wardrobe, the bed becomes the highlight of the kids’ room without taking space away from play and studying.

The kids’ room must be able to respond to various uses because it encapsulates their entire world of movement, creativity, studying, play, independence and safety. That’s why you have to get the most out of the space.

In the kids’ room a study area for working on the computer and doing homework is a must. So instead of opting for the classic desk, why not decide to go for a true home office?

When we say “kid’s room” we immediately think of the space that isn’t there and never will be. Whether it is long and narrow or wide and square, the room that encloses the world of our little ones never seems to be big enough.

Antarctica is the main source of inspiration for this kid’s bedroom. A polar bear is spotted in the distance, next to silhouettes of icebergs and an igloo-shaped bed that seems to be floating on an ice slab.

It’s well known that the kids’ room must be a welcoming and well-organized space so they can be left to move around and stimulate their creativity in complete freedom.

The latest trend for kids’ bedrooms focuses on smart designs and functional furniture such as open shelves, storage on castors and wooden panelling with integrated accessories...

A standard bunk bed is an ideal space-saving piece. Besides, a bunk bed that includes storage bags and bookshelves is ideal for two siblings as it creates separate areas and bespoke compartments.

Two beds, two desks, two wardrobes…The space in the kids’ room has been perfectly split into two, although at a first glance there’s a sense of continuity that conveys perfect balance.

Order, freedom, joy: these are the key rules for decorating the kids’ room. Such as this one that combines the subtle, elegance of grey with the vibrancy of orange...