If you are waiting for your second son or daughter, think of a Distribution of the children's room that adapts to the brothers. Rachna Agarwal, architect and founder of Studio Iaad, shares his advice on the design of a shared room so that he can take into account the individual personality of each brother and sister. According to her, a well -designed children's room can reduce discussions and help brothers and sisters live better.
«A literas room becomes an adventure zone for children and stimulates their imagination«Says Agarwal. It suggests placing a crib under the bunk to save space. Once the little brother grows, a bed can be added.
4. Balance utility and aesthetics
Sahiba Madan, founder of Insitu by Kalakaari Haath, has a special gift to create Cozy, Capricious and Tropical Baby Rooms That they are distinctive and, at the same time, fit the rest of the house decoration. Recently, the designer created a compact children's room of 30 square meters that fit perfectly in the distribution of the room. Dry septums separated her from the living room, creating a warm and cozy corner. «Throughout the creative process, we focus on each furniture being as functional as aesthetically pleasant. For example, the sofa with a floral tapestry is a pleasant place for the mother to take a quick nap with the baby. The room closed delicately with a white panel door and glass to maintain a sensation of visual connectivity from the outside, as a subtle screen would.
5. Choose a cheerful but serene color palette
Vinithra Amarnathan, founder of Weespaces, recommends that The baby's room is cheerful, but quiet and casual. You can create a cheerful atmosphere with tapestry or paint paper, which you can easily change as your son or daughter grow. A combination of cheerful and relaxing colors guarantees that the baby's room has a quiet air and relates perfectly with the rest of the house.
Article originally published in Ad us.
Translation and adaptation of Camila Colina.