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Three Kids' Rooms

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Three Kids' Rooms

Unveiling the Creativity: Reflecting Personal Style in the Kids’ Room

June 2023

Within the realm of a child's room, a magical synergy unfolds between youthful imagination and parental guidance. As young minds grow, their rooms become canvases for self-expression, decorated with elements that reflect their unique personalities. We embarked on a journey through three children’s rooms, where the creative visions of both child and parents intertwine. Join us as we take a peek at these spaces and uncover the stories behind them.

Child on a ride-on toy by a tall window with a balcony railing, beside a caned armchair with a cushion

Mia, 2 years old
Paris, France

Mia's cozy room is infused with warmth and a touch of nostalgia. Designed with a palette of inviting, warm hues, it creates a comforting and timeless atmosphere. Similar in essence to her brother Arthur's room, it offers a space that encourages playfulness, creativity and imaginative adventures.

The classic Parisian architectural bones of the room are complemented by vintage-inspired elements and the timeless treasures within. The room is thoughtfully arranged to provide Mia ample space for play and creativity. A collection of vintage and timeless toys and books are casually stored on the fireplace and in braided baskets, each one with a story and an invitation for Mia to embark on imaginative play.

Children's books lined along a fireplace mantel, with toy baskets and a toy piano below
Child drawing at a red kids' desk and chair by the wall, lounge chair with cushions and a woven basket nearby

“I like to play, colour and sometimes even bike in
my room. My favourite thing in my room is my big,
giant globe with animals on it. I like to lie
on it and roll around!”

Child standing on a bed in a lilac attic room with striped bedding, patchwork quilt, floor lamp and a lion cushion on a stool

Roxy, 6 years old
Copenhagen, Denmark

Welcome to Roxy's vibrant sanctuary in Copenhagen – a room that radiates with her lively personality and boundless creativity. Painted in a playful mix of bright colours, this vibrant space reflects Roxy's love for self-expression.

Toys, dolls and homemade art pieces – many of them in Roxy’s preferred shade of pink – add a personal touch. Cherished mementos and trinkets showcase Roxy's love for crafts and her artistic flair, bring life to the space and turning it into a gallery of her creative journey.

Kids' room corner with pink floor and desk under the window, face cushion on a chair and a woven basket of toys
Children's bags on hooks on a pink wall panel below a smiling cloud-shaped cut-out
Kid's room corner with pink floor and purple wall, framed drawings, toys, a fan and camera on a windowsill shelf
Kids' room with lilac walls and pink floor, bed with striped bedding and soft toys, lion cushion on a chair, tufted rug

“My room has pink floors, purple walls and a
turquoise ceiling. They are my favourite colours
and I chose them because they’re beautiful. My
favourite spot in my room is the cosy corner where
I like to play with my LOL dolls or my
Hello Kitty teddy.”

Person holding a baby by a balcony window, standing on a white rug over a herringbone floor

Arthur, 8 months old
Paris, France

Step into Arthur's serene space nestled in the heart of Paris. This is a room that reflects his parents' discerning eye for timeless elegance and a commitment to investing in pieces that will grow with him from infancy to his playful journey into toddlerhood and beyond. This thoughtfully curated baby room is a harmonious blend of aesthetic beauty, functional design and interactive elements, fostering a space that nurtures learning, creativity and joyful conversations.

Kids' room corner with a black desk and stool, books and a teddy bear on top, world map wall hanging above

“The fireplace in Art’s room is a grey-blue hue,
so we used that as a starting off point for decorating the space.
It gets lots of lovely light, so we kept it simple and added interesting
objects and art pieces to dress things up. Then came the bears!
Arthur means ’bear man’ in Celtic and he can’t get enough
of snuggling with them, especially the giant polar bear!”

Monica Ainley
@monicaainleydlv