We reorganized the furniture plan of the kids' room. The bunk beds allowed for more play area floor space. We used IKEA furniture storage to organize the toys and crafts, leaving off one door for kid friendly access. Interior: Shelly Chung Design Photo: Cassandra Diehm

The only thing these fantastic clients knew when they came to us was that they wanted a new metal railing. After a few meeting we settled on a panel railing. Myself and the clients spent the next few weeks looking for a design they loved, that would compliment their home. When we found this design we knew we had it. This is a CNC'ed panel railing with natural patina finish.

Photo Credit: Laurence Taylor

Boys room main view.

Storage abounds in this bedroom for lively twin boys. Camouflage bedding, pops of orange and a custom Paparo-designed graphic rug add to its fun, energized sleep/play environment; creative, dual-use storage pieces promise functionality and efficient use of space.

For this bedroom we create a park. The floor is Pirelli rubber. Photography by Annie Schlechter

Décoration murale et ameublement Tapis Bergère de Les Petits Bohèmes http://lespetitsbohemes.bigcartel.com

Colin Ritchie's magical bunk beds would inspire any child's imagination. Built from milled planks of locally sourced elm, along with some hand-picked branches, the result is straight out of a fairy tale. Photo: Steve Rogers

Photo: Carolyn Reyes © 2015 Houzz

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