Architect Designs Functional Children's Room for 12 Square Meters
Translated from Slovenian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- An architect has designed a functional children's room for a 12-square-meter space, maximizing utility for play, study, and storage.
- The design features a high bed with integrated storage, a spacious work area, multi-level closets, and elements for active play like a climbing frame and wall.
- The solution uses warm colors and practical equipment to create a space that can grow with the child.
Architect Tjaša Justin has developed a thoughtful design for a children's room measuring just over 12 square meters, aiming to create a space that accommodates play, learning, storage, and comfortable living. The proposal focuses on two mirrored rooms, ensuring every centimeter is utilized efficiently.
The design incorporates a high bed, which cleverly integrates additional storage solutions underneath. Adjacent to the sleeping area is a spacious work corner, providing a dedicated zone for study and creative activities. The room also features multi-level closets for ample storage and incorporates elements that encourage active play, such as a climbing frame and a climbing wall.
By combining warm colors with practical furnishings and a well-considered layout, the architect has created a versatile environment. This design aims to be a space that can adapt and grow with a child over many years, maintaining its functionality and appeal.
Detailed plans, visualizations, and an in-depth explanation of the architectural proposal are available on the Deloindom.si portal.
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