For some time now, children's rooms in shades of gray have become increasingly popular. Black and white is elegant, but does not necessarily bring a happy mood and a feeling of coziness. Many parents are therefore concerned that such an arrangement may be too austere and monotonous. What can be done to optically warm up such an interior? This question is answered by the CoZa Studio studio, which took up this challenge in the arrangement of the M_11 apartment.
Children's room in shades of gray
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With inspiring patterns
The room is colorfully subordinated to the entire interior, which is dominated by black and white. The predominance of light gray in this interior is a softening of the design assumptions and a kind of compromise taking into account children's needs and aesthetics. The room, despite the limited color scheme, is absolutely not boring. And this is mainly due to the ornate wallpaper, which resembles a huge drawing on the wall. It depicts a lush world of animals and plants, which perfectly stimulates the imagination and enlivens the space.
Also, the graphite stripes present on the wall and the design elements of the bed enliven the space and make it more dynamic.
Color accents
Monochromaticity is broken by yellow, yet subdued accessories. The designers decided that a dim yellow would be most appropriate here. It is a warm shade that evokes a sunny association. A children's hammock and huge poufs for playing and relaxing are therefore the dominant colors in the interior. In time, a lot of accessories will also appear here, such as toy baskets , hangers or posters - they are sure to blend in perfectly with the safely gray arrangement and further enliven it.
Minimalism mixes here with joyful patterns and forms
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Shape and material
Minimalist cabinet fronts, simple shelves and the angular form of the bed are balanced here by elements such as a hammock hanging loosely, lamps that can be rearranged freely, and the unconstrained forms of poufs.
It is also worth noting here the floor made of microcement, which in a children's room is not only an aesthetic, but also a practical solution. On the other hand, a patterned carpet is provided on it - a cheerful accent, which also influences that the room is not overwhelming in perception.
