This panel is made on a very large scale, visually reducing the bedroom space, but creating an absolutely unique eclectic effect of the toy room. The bedroom is only 10-13 sq.m.
This basic design idea of a toy room perfectly suits the fact of the dwelling in this room of the baby - the entire population of the bedroom plays a single childhood game. The image of soft upholstery is perfectly combined with the idea of an adult bedroom and undoubtedly reflects the cheerfulness, humor and optimism of the owners.
What colors are used in the interior of the bedroom
The interior is made in a greyish-ocher color range, based on dark brown accents of furniture, floor and curtains. Well-found elements of light sand color are perceived as the main ones in the overall solution.
This interior, undoubtedly, should receive the highest rating for a successful functional solution, perfectly expressed in a witty design idea. With the seeming stinginess of the colors, materials and objects used, the interior produces a complete impression thanks to a thoughtful gradation of the main and minor parts, supplemented by details.
Layout of bedroom
Despite the bedroom dimensions( total 12-13 sq.m.) in planning and functional terms the bedroom is built along the axis of symmetry of the adult bed. This axis is parallel to the window and ends with a large plasma screen on the wall. A huge soft quilted panel framing the head of the bed is placed on the same axis.
This clear symmetry is complemented by a baby cot and a small table opposite it. This group occupies a third of the bedroom area near the window. A large decorative decorative element - a modern photo absolutely adequate to the interior color - corresponds to a plasma screen located side by side. A large photo, a plasma screen and a spectacular minimalist shelf under it clearly counterbalance the main components of the interior - a soft leather quilted panel around the headboard. Two-level ceiling is perceived by another frame - for a chandelier.
Author of the project: one of the best studios - archivizer.com