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Poster Print Kids Rooms

HD Staff — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 14:05:53 +0000

Have you ever wanted to jazz up your kid’s room, incorporating their favorite characters without going to the extremity of having a wall mural painted? Curtains and bed linen is a good start but could lack the impact of a wall piece. A perfect solution is in statement posters and furniture application, like these implemented by Cia International, they’re bright and bold so the kids will love them!

Cia International have used DC Comics superheroes, the hugely popular Hello Kitty brand, and more in creating fun spaces for children to sleep, play and study. Here we see the artwork used around cubbyholes and adorning wardrobe doors, creating exciting visual interest over an often wasted expanse of space. The posters are held behind Perspex panels to keep them clean, intact, and best of all, interchangeable. You could thread the character theme all the way through your child’s room like in these examples of Hello Kitty décor, which include furniture such as cat shaped headboards and dressing table mirrors; we love the idea of hanging matching character prints from peg rails around the room though, which keep the theme super easy to change out later!

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Kids Wall Stickers

HD Staff — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 17:07:38 +0000

These fun wall stickers from Not On The Highstreet have brightened up our day, and we think they might do the same for your kids room too!

Personalize your little ones play and sleeping areas with their favorite theme, without the need for time consuming painting or costly wallpaper. In a shared room situation, emblazoning your children’s names above, or on, toy chests and beds provides individuality, and establishing clear zones may help to avoid sibling squabbles. Using stickers to add color and fun to key pieces of furniture could even make an old wardrobe, or plain crafting table, into a child friendly piece. Fill a plain wall with a special nursery rhyme, or highlight a cherished item with a sweet spray of flowers.

Get creative by allowing sticky characters to interact with elements of the room, make a headboard into a perch under a line of cute birds, or balance creatures above door fames, skirting boards and light switches. Try making your own artwork by applying them to card stock and framing, and let matching elements loose on the surrounding wall for a ‘picture come to life’ effect. Wipe clean stickers that emulate note pads are perfect for a teen’s room, they can jot down homework notes, or doodle love notes, and simply wipe clean for next week!

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Kids’ Desks

HD Staff — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 16:14:52 +0000

Italian company, Clever, manufacture a range of furniture compositions which provide customizable study areas for kids and teens’ bedrooms. Offering a vast range of desks, chairs, bespoke shelving and storage units, your young genius will be certain to have somewhere beautiful to study.

Coordinating the desk with shelves and bedside cabinets gives a cohesive look to the room. Drawers on castors roll out to create more surface area for books and well-deserved snacks on study breaks. Pops of color make your child’s space a fun place to be, and could even help stimulate their brain cells!

If you are timesharing a workspace between siblings of different ages, or trying to keep up with a growing child, a wall mounted desktop on a shelving bracket system is a great idea, providing a surface that is completely height adjustable. For those of you who keep an eye on your children whilst they work, whether to marvel at their brilliance or to give a waking nudge, a fold away desktop could create a tidy solution in a communal area of your home.

Be sure to add a splash of your kids’ personality to their study spaces, with smart accessories such as neat storage boxes or a desk lamp, whether quirky, pretty or contemporary. With furniture solutions as ‘Clever’ as this, you might forget to ask the kids what they want!

A desk that is mounted partially on castors, and completed by fixture to a wall track, creates an ingeniously compact, yet versatile work space solution!

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Kids Room Inspiration

HD Staff — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 17:26:50 +0000

Parents are often confused when it comes to designing and decorating the rooms of their little ones. Whether it’s a room for a 4 year old hyperactive little boy, or a daughter that’s about to celebrate her sweet sixteenth birhday, it’s always a hard thing to do – because, no matter how old they are (except you’re designing a nursery, of course), they’ll always have their own set of quirky ideas! We may not be able to offer a silver bullet that will help you magically reach a consensus but we can definitely dish out some inspiration!

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Shared Kids’ Rooms

HD Staff — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 15:18:04 +0000

Most kids dream of their own rooms. But for those with large families and fewer rooms to accommodate them individually, most will have to share a room with their sibling(s). However, the compromise should not have to seem so unappealing if Tumidei has anything to do with the room design! This Italian, eco-friendly furniture design company offers charming, colorful, yet modern day kids’ bedroom furnishings and decor that will not only appeal to the imaginations of young children but are also spacious and functional enough to accommodate more than one child per bedroom!

This neutral room design allocates one of the beds on a loft, and one below a storage unit, for maximum functionality and space saving.

This pink and white girls’ room compacts two beds, a desk, storage, and closet space all in one small space with little girl-appropriate design.

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Stimulate Kids’ Minds with Fun Design

HD Staff — Mon, 23 May 2011 16:27:39 +0000

Children too have preferences– in color and bed styles and themes. To encourage their growing minds to sprout their individuality and creativity, Italian furniture design company ColombiniCasa offers innumerable themes and furniture designs. The furniture reveals the same space designs as we as parents might buy. For instance, raise a bed like a bunk version and place a homework space at floor level. Square a miniature flat screen TV above a toy box. Efficient design then grants your child more play space, therefore working out both the brain and the body for good health.

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Small Floorspace Kids Rooms

HD Staff — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 16:30:10 +0000

To continue on our quest to highlight more space saving designs, today we feature the latest works of Sergi Mengot, Barcelona based interior designer who specializes almost exclusively in designing beautiful small-floorspace kids rooms. He uses a variety of combinations that make use of innovative kids room furniture and vertical space to magically add more space to crammed up rooms. Also to give the illusion of space the furniture is designed to hug the wall perimeters.

Interested in seeing more? Check out his other works here:
Space saving ideas for small kids rooms
Kids room designs

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Rooms for Young Creative People

HD Staff — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 19:00:43 +0000

A lot of young people hate the spic and span look of those impossibly tidy rooms that furniture companies tend to show off on their catalogs. They like to see rooms that appear a bit more ‘normal’ and ‘inhabited’ with that extra personal touch. We hope this post would help those in the look out for such rooms. If you are young, artistic and want your rooms to show off your creative flair, try these for size…

Above 6 images by DekickdoDesigns

Above 3 images by Lehaile

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Fun Playroom Designs for Kids

HD Staff — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 18:14:50 +0000

Rest assured, this collection of kid’s rooms is unlike anything you’ve ever seen on HD. Heck, some of these rooms look like scenes right out of a Tim Burton film and with the million dollar budget to boot! It is sophisticatedly playful while crossing cultural and stylish boundaries and using unexpected materials in unique ways.

The design company Mimolimit has gone above and beyond the call of duty to create one of a kind pieces and spaces that are organic, honest, and more than creative! The concepts were meant to satisfy the client as well as their kids. Take a good look at all these designer kids rooms and let us know your thoughts…

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Fabulous modern themed rooms for boys and girls

HD Staff — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 16:13:51 +0000

There is nothing more exciting than walking into a kid’s room for that radical splash of color, cool toys and a feeling of nostalgia us grown ups often long for. Modern themed rooms however, are typically less intuitive and more focused on injecting color and molding interesting forms and hidden compartments out of the furniture itself. Now if kids knew anything about the quality of Italian products, they would probably lay off the Chef Boyardee (and Dora the Explorer for that matter.) But since we’re dealing with bedrooms here let us remind the adults of the world that when it comes to furniture, Italians do it best. The Corazzin Group specializes in everything from living rooms to to wardrobes, and children’s rooms of course. With the attention to detail and innovative materials used, the rooms below are glowing with stimulating elements of surprise…

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