Decorating bedrooms for boys and girls is a real challenge, especially when it comes to respecting the child's personality and tastes. So today we're talking about a green space, with quality materials and trendy accessories. From the bed, with its adjustable headboard, to the wallpaper, lamp, and all the necessary desk accessories, the bedroom should be a welcoming place, paying attention to even the smallest details.
First, the bed. The room on the right features a Tommy bed in walnut-effect melamine, characterized by its five reclining positions, bedside tables, soft-close drawer, and hinged doors. The entire system is produced by Grab, part of the MisuraEmme group. The Tommy bed measures 110x202x95h and costs 1072, not including the mattress.
For a young student, or to encourage them to become one, a nice desk and chair are all you need. That's what you call the perfect Guggenheim, designed by André Kikoski for the new restaurant at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. A true design piece that you might consider a bit much for a child's room. The chair is made by Ligne Roset and costs 767 euros.
And on the desk? Two essential elements: the Geisbauer Stefan flat lamp , that is, the flattened form of the historic Loris Naska version that works with LED light, and then the Full Circle Version lamp by Atmosphere Globemarkers.
For original walls, there's the beautiful Siirtolpuutarha wall covering . The sheets measure 140 x 130 cm and feature large decorative designs; combining them creates a personalized mural. This new product was presented at the Salone del Mobile in Marimekko3 by Sirpi/Janelle and Volpi.
