Architectural Design
KIDS ROOM
Playing with function
"It must be playful like every child wants and at the same time safe and functional like every parent wants"
(parent)
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A Calm World for Two Little Dreamers
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It all started… with the need to create a space for little ones, guided by two key ideas:
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That children would love it — both thematically and in the way it’s designed
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That it would meet the specific needs of their age
The room’s color palette is made up of soft neutrals, pastel blue, white, and natural wood, creating a calming atmosphere for the two brothers who share it.
Safety is a priority — the bed design includes lateral guards, ideal for younger children and fully removable as they grow.
The room is divided into several functional zones:
The activity corner is dedicated to drawing and reading, featuring two child-sized chairs, a matching table, and accessible shelves for books.
Storage is essential in a children's room.
There’s a dedicated area for toys and another for clothing. The house-shaped beds are integrated into the storage system.
The full-length wardrobe spans the entire wall and becomes a defining design element in the room — picking up the wall’s color palette and subtle patterns, creating a cohesive, unified visual block.
The hanging chair marks the relaxation area — a perfect spot for the children to unwind, and for their parents to read a bedtime story.
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