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Colourful children’s rooms, playrooms, shared rooms and calm nurseries.
A child’s room is the first place that belongs to them. Here we bring cheerful colour into children’s rooms, plan playrooms and bedrooms that siblings share happily, design a calm nursery with good light and safe materials, plan a room that grows from cot to school desk and look at the pieces worth keeping for the next generation.
How to bring real, joyful colour into a child’s bedroom without making it loud: reading the light, the 60-30-10 rule, the colour wheel, kind paint and accents that grow with your child.
A sunny room where children build, paint, read and laugh, and where everything still finds its way home: clear zones, low open shelves, toy rotation and the safety details that matter.
How two siblings can share one bright, joyful room: bed layouts and bunk bed safety, a corner for each child, light for two bedtimes, easy storage and small shared rituals.
How to plan a serene first room for a baby, from the position of the cot to soft light for night feeds, muted colour, natural materials and the safety points that matter.
How to plan a room that moves from baby to school child: a calm neutral base, furniture that converts, storage at child height and the Montessori idea of independence.
The rocking horses, cradles, quilts and christening gowns that families keep, how to choose new pieces that will last, and how to use antique furniture safely.
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