The design of this 12.6 m² children’s bathroom in Milan was created for a family with two daughters, focusing on comfort, safety, and functionality for the long term. The project combines solutions that are convenient for young children today and will remain practical as they grow into their teenage years. A light pastel palette combined with wood textures creates a warm and calming atmosphere. The bathroom includes a raised bathtub, which is both child-friendly and aesthetically pleasing, a separate shower area for daily use, and a double vanity with two sinks, significantly enhancing comfort. Closed storage systems help maintain order without visual clutter. This children’s bathroom design blends practicality with thoughtful aesthetics for the whole family.

The interior of this girls’ bedroom is designed as a spacious and bright 27 m² space in soft pastel colors. The centerpiece is a large bed, along with an upper-level play area featuring a slide and a sports zone, making the room both active and cozy. A soft sofa is provided for relaxation, while the study area by the window ensures ample natural light for learning and creativity. The interior is complemented by a dressing table, adding functionality and highlighting the room’s personality. The light design combines comfort, aesthetics, and a well-organized layout.

This 22 m² children’s bedroom is designed for two girls and one boy in soft beige and blue tones, creating a bright and cozy space. The well-thought-out layout includes plenty of storage and separate study areas so that each child has their own space for learning and creativity. To save space and ensure convenience, a bunk-style structure combines sleeping and play areas, providing safety and comfort. This design blends functionality, ergonomics, and style, making the most of 22 m² for three children.

The interior of this boys’ bedroom is bright and energetic, with plenty of storage space and a play area on the upper level. It’s a place to read, build LEGO cities, dream, and study, with every element designed for the child’s comfort and development. The centerpiece is a two-level module: the lower level features a bed with a pull-out extra sleeping unit, while the upper level serves as a full play area with a ladder and rope net. A large storage system keeps things organized, and niches with lighting highlight LEGO collections. The study area is designed for growth, with proper lighting, shelves for books, and space for electronics. Warm natural tones are combined with bright accents, creating a creative and vibrant environment.

The children’s room for a boy is designed in soft blue shades, creating a fresh, bright, and cozy 17 sq m interior. The room features a bunk bed: the lower level is equipped with a soft guard for safety and comfortable sleep, while the upper level serves as a play area for active activities. The space is complemented by a built-in wardrobe/mini closet, a corner for sports and study, as well as open shelves for storage. This design combines functionality, safety, and comfort, making the most of the 17 sq m for the child’s development and well-being.