I’m always excited when I see stylish houses which also show children’s rooms. They should be part of our houses and deserve our attention too. This beautiful home of Sarah Pickersgill-Brown, and her family is a fantastic example of that!
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 >
Quill lives with his parents and twin brother in Melbourne. It’s refreshing to see different aesthetics for a Boy’s room and run away from the stereotypes! His talented mom Sarah was very kind to answer a few of my questions about the designing process, let’s have a look >
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.
Sarah, mom of twins, Caspian + Quill from Melbourne, Australia, said: “It’s only taken me 4 years to embrace blue for boys! ” but the end effect is fantastic! Let’s have a look.
Sarah, mom of toddler twins Caspian and Quill, shows us today that the gender-neutral bedroom themes are clearly cute, individualised, and functional.
I’m always excited to share with you inspiring family homes where I spotted Rafa-kids design. This time it was a very unexpected discovery. Do you know Kid & Coe concept?
I discovered a mom of two Mika on Instagram. On her account liep.et.to.the.moon she shares ideas how to decorate kids’ rooms. Lately she was busy with creating her 3 years olds son’s room, so I ask her if she could share with us some insides about it.
Most kids’ rooms are not the biggest in the house, which makes it extra challenging to accommodate smart storage. Plenty of LEGO blocks was our biggest struggle…
When we expect a child we would like all the best possible for the baby room, but the true is that we really don’t need that much. And believe me, each year, many toys and accessories will pop in into kids room, even if we don’t want to….
Parens often ask if they should keep kids in the same room, or should try to create two different spaces for both of them?
