When it comes to kids, nothing is permanent.

We can see how easy their taste, interest, color choices, and style change, sometimes we might be confused, how to keep up with that. It’s impossible to create one kids’ room, which will last for many years. It needs to be changed according to the child’s development and interest. But there is hope! And we can enjoy watching this process without breaking the bank while decorating their room!

Today I want you to show our Rafa-kids H dresser – which we designed to stand the test of time. I also want to give you some tips on how to adapt to the kids’ interior quickly during the time they change. We really don’t need to redesign it often if we keep our choices smart.

Where do we start?

Are you expecting a child? Congratulation! Soon you would like to create a baby corner in your bedroom or even decorate the entire nursery. It’s one of the most exciting times for parents. You most likely would need two essential pieces of furniture – a bed/crib for your baby to sleep in and the storage for all the necessary baby products. At this stage, we would like to propose you Rafa-kids H dresser with eight drawers. A dresser will be home for your baby’s first belongings.

We aimed to have a dresser to be comfortable and easy to use. Its prominent size of 60x120cm gives you enough space to organize everything. On top of the dresser, you can add Changing Unit. It’s additional space and comfort for your baby’s daily routine. Crafted with the same premium Finish plywood as the dresser’s frame, it creates a seamless and harmonious look. You’ll have everything at your fingertips. The rail above can be used in many different ways. In a nursery, personalize it with a cute mobile, to keep your child entertained while changing nappies.

You can continue to use the H dresser for all the years coming.

The toddler years will bring toys and more clothes with them. You already have the space to keep it all organized! No worries. The rail above the dresser will now be perfect for displaying the favorite child’s garments, or the sets prepared to wear the next day! It will make life much easier. With eight soft-closing drawers safe for the little fingers, your toddlers can start to organize their little socks themself.

It’s difficult to imagine, but one day our kids will become teenagers. Probably they would like to re-design and change everything in their current space! Well, we hope that Rafa-kids H dresser will survive this challenging period, as the design is very minimal and elegant. We believe it would look cool in a teen’s bedroom. On top of the drawers, there is plenty of space to create a personal corner.

How to design a Bedroom that Grows with Your Child. 

1. High-quality furniture is a good investment. 

Look for furniture that you could keep in your home for years to come. You can choose timeless, quality items, made respectfully from natural materials that will last a lifetime. 

2. Keep the base of the room in a neutral style. 

In most of the interior projects, there are a few areas that you want to stand the test of time – floor coverings, bigger furniture pieces. We believe it’s smart to keep it neutral. If the items you like to purchase costs a significant amount of money, also make sure that they won’t feel outdated in a short amount of time. The trends are exciting, but they come and go, and good things should give you a pleasure to use for years to come.

It’s possible to create a beautiful space without compromising on style or function.

3. Add Personality with Accessories. 

This is the kids’ own space, and they should be encouraged to use it to express who they are. Try to convince them to add those pops of personality with accessories that can be changed as quickly as their interests. This means items like rugs, throw pillows, wall decorations, that you would be fine with swapping out on a semi-regular basis. Consider painting wall or even putting a wallpaper as a substantial personal touch, if the child wishes for a more massive personal statement. 

However, by following these tips to design a room that grows along with your child, you can save yourself a lot of time, money, and frustration in the process.