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Article no 001.327.98
Children’s room is for children. It is a safe haven, where magic and high dreams are born. Although, parents take the role of safety consultants, they should give their kids a chance to speak out and toss around ideas of their perfect room. A larger room for one can be divided into designated functional zones – a proper area for each activity, and, preferably, a separate lighting. In case of a shared room, increase a chance of peace in this room by making an personal area for each of the children.
When your child is on the verge of becoming a teenager, it is often a turning point for the interior. Toys disappear over time and the child is ready to take make up his or her mind about the colours and furniture to be used. Multifunctional furniture is great as it will always outlast things meant for specific ages.
As a family grows, the bedroom often takes on the function of a nursery. It is convenient for the parents as they do not need to go far in those sleepless nights and nice for the baby as it feels safe in this small world.
It is quite easy to decorate spacious rooms as there, the only limit is the fantasy. But to decorate a small space so it would be comfortable? It is a much more difficult task. "Home Idea with IKEA" visits a family of six and the room awaiting makeover is a bedroom for the smallest of three children and his mother. IKEA Interior Designer Kristīne already mastered a small space challenge in the last season and is not afraid to wage it again!
Interior makeovers with IKEA take place in all kinds of spaces. This time, IKEA Interior Designer Ieva visits the crisis centre "Burtnieks", where a most important space is longing for a new lease of life – a room where creative workshops are held every day under the guidance of the energetic, optimistic Raimonda. Creativity is at a boiling point here, but Raimonda admits that there is so much of it that it takes a lot of time each day to organise the supplies. Will the designer find a way to combine the creative with the practical?
Sharing a bedroom is usually easier if you give both children room for privacy and expressing their individual personalities. This way they get enough me-space to learn to appreciate the advantages of sharing: the connection and sense of security in each other’s company.
Article no 001.327.98
| Length: | 40 cm |
| Length: | 32 cm |
| Width: | 23 cm |
| Height: | 15 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 0,20 kg |
| Weight Net: | 0,20 kg |
| Volume per package: | 11,0 l |
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