I still remember when our sons needed to move from a crib to a bigger bed. It was an emotional and important moment for both of us. In both cases, we didn’t get a full-size bed but decided to transition them to a toddler bed.
Here at Rafa-kids, we often receive messages from parents asking: why do we advise the F bunk bed for children +6 years old, and if it could be ok to use it for younger children too?
We often see a room we like and wonder how to create something similar. The trick is good planning and being consistent in following it! Let me help you step by step to create this Kids’ Bedroom in Natural Style.
We’re excited to share with you the first images of the NEW F bunk bed made in a white laminate finish. The natural wooden edges stay visible, showcasing the beautiful Finnish birch inside. This way, your white or black laminated bed still has elegantly visible wooden details.
The unique Rafa-kids beds are designed by a couple of architects and parents. Their goal was to create playful and high-quality furniture for kids. Discover all the unique hidden features of all the beds!
Many teens nowadays are sensitive to trends. Choosing the right furniture can be challenging, as we do not want them to look childish or un-cool. I believe Rafa-kids’ furniture touches the right spot in their hearts.
For teenagers, a bedroom is an escape from everything, allowing them to be themselves. Keeping this in mind at Rafa-kids, we created this beautiful teenager’s den to inspire you and help if possible. Growing up is not always an easy journey, so let’s create an interior that will make our kids comfortable, relaxed and grounded >
Children love a cozy atmosphere for reading books. That’s the reason we have introduced reading as an evening ritual. For this ritual, I created a cozy corner for my six-year-old daughter under Rafa-kids F bunk bed.
Brothers in one room ? It can be a challenge to accommodate all their needs. Victoria created a cozy room for her boys with Rafa-kids furniture, which I find very inspiring.
When Victoria was planning her daughter’s room, she asks me if I think the romantic style her daughter loves will match well with Rafa-kids’ minimal aesthetic. I was over the moon to say – YES!
The S shelf was meant to match perfectly the loft bed. Why? It’s long and narrow, which is essential when you put it directly above the sleeping area.
There is so many things you need to deal with when you live in one space with your siblings but as a long-term solution, I think room-sharing is something to be grateful for in life rather than try to avoid it.
Parens often ask if they should keep kids in the same room, or should try to create two different spaces for both of them?
