In Panache, dusty pink is interpreted through decorative wall mouldings, sculpted furniture, fluted detailing and layered materials, including smoked glass, brushed brass and timber. Together, the two rooms create interiors that mature gracefully alongside their occupants.
Designed for Adventure
For twins, Agnom Designs reimagines the conventional children’s bedroom by replacing standard bunk beds with twin floor beds tucked beneath a striking double-arched loft, prioritising both safety and freedom of movement. The gender-neutral room revolves around creativity, flexibility and cleverly concealed storage.
The space beneath the loft becomes an activity zone anchored by an oversized whiteboard wall where children can draw, learn and experiment freely. A custom storage unit integrates a comfortable seating niche while concealing generous storage for toys and everyday essentials, helping keep clutter under control without sacrificing accessibility.
Warm backlit display niches showcase the twins’ LEGO creations and artwork, turning everyday achievements into part of the room’s décor. The design allows play, organisation and self-expression to coexist effortlessly.
Whether through adaptable furniture, integrated storage, imaginative murals or flexible layouts, these projects show that great kids’ room design is about creating spaces that respond to the way children live, learn and play. By balancing functionality with creativity, each room is designed to nurture curiosity today while remaining relevant for years to come, proving that the best children’s spaces are those that evolve alongside their youngest occupants.
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