Storage
Storage that follows family rhythms
A toy left in the living room is not necessarily a bad habit. It may simply be where life happens, in a spot storage has not yet reached.
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Growing rooms
Renovating with a family, step by step
If you are living at home while the work goes on, the order of the jobs shapes your family's daily routine too. So the plan should include a workable in-between stage as well.
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Materials
Choosing materials for real everyday life
Beyond the colour of a sample, it matters how it cleans, what the surface can take and how it feels to touch every day. These are worth testing before you choose.
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A new baby
A baby is coming. The whole home prepares.
Where the cot goes is only one decision among many. Walk through the route you take at night for a glass of water, to find clothes or to sit down with the baby.
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Siblings
When a little brother or sister arrives
A new baby arrives while the older child already has places and habits of their own. When you rearrange, leave visible room for those too.
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Siblings
One room. Two worlds of their own.
Designing a shared children's room is also about bringing different rhythms together. When do they sleep, where do they study, and what belongs only to each of them?
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Shared moments
A living room for play and for sitting down
Children often play wherever their parents are. A family living room works when, alongside play, rest finds its way back to its place too.
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Shared moments
Room for shared moments
The feel of a home is made of small, repeated moments. The spot where you always read stories. The table with space for a drawing together. The rug where a city is built all over again.
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Growing rooms
One room, many stages
You do not need to know your future teenager's favourite colour yet. But you can already think through where a bigger bed, a desk and a world of their own will fit.
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School years
A study corner beyond the first exercise book
A good desk matters, but it is the place for the school bag, the light, the books and the half-finished drawing that together make a study corner work.
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Growing rooms
A teen room: give them a say
They may no longer like the wall colour, or they may want more space for a hobby. Start designing together by asking how they would like to use their room.
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Storage
An entryway that helps you get out the door
Shoes, the PE bag and the raincoat all meet on the same few square metres. Plan their places around the order of your morning routine.
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