When preparing for a renovation, the question often arises of how to make a children's room meet current needs, make it more childlike, but not lose sight of future prospects. Here we have combined two concepts.

A room of a non-standard shape of 25m2 for two children of different sexes. An important request was to make two separate beds, so we divided the room into a space for the boy with his own study area, a sports corner, and a space for the girl with a dressing table.

A room for two children of different sexes - a two-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl. The request was to create a room that didn't look childish and had a restrained classic style, so we designed the appropriate furniture and chose the right colors.

A room for Mariana, 7, with a bunk bed. The second tier is for playing and relaxing, and below is a comfortable and large bed with a TV in front of it. The room also has a built-in wardrobe, a spacious study area with lots of shelving and a dressing table for the young lady

A space for an active and creative boy of 4.5 years. At the request of the parents, we used the space (17m2) as efficiently as possible, placing a comfortable bed, a functional study area and a large wardrobe with shelves for storing things, books and clothes. And above the bed, we placed a place for a poster where you can change the image depending on the child's hobbies. Now it's Mavka :)