Babygirl room composition, need help!

4 years ago

Hi guys! Do you think this room composition is suitable? I have a dilema where to put my daughters bed. All the furniture will be in white, I want to put malm furniture under the window and I need a Lot of space for daughters toys so I chose kalax. I’m enclosing you also the original plan of the room. I’m also thinking of TV as she’ll be growing… What do you think? Thank you!

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jck910
4 years ago
IMO NO TV ever in a child's room

What is malm? kalax?
houssaon
4 years ago
No TV!. You would do your daughter a big favor to limit the amount of time in front of the boob tube. Get her into art, reading, and story telling.
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calidesign
4 years ago
The room arrangement looks fine except you will want some sort of side table next to the bed for a small lamp, glass of water, to set a book down, etc. I'd put the bed against the wall where you have the tall storage unit, with an end table next to it. Kids usually like the bed side up against a wall. You can then place the tall storage on the wall where you're showing the TV. I agree you won't want a tv in a childs room. That leaves a large open play area in the middle of the room. You may even have room for a comfy chair between the bed'e end table and the desk area.