Choosing children’s bedroom furniture is no easy task. There is plenty to consider such as bed size, storage, plus design and colour too...
At Little Lucy Willow we do give you lots to think about which can be overwhelming so perhaps it’s wise to make a wish list before you begin your search!
Little Buoy Blue Collection
BED SIZE
All our beds can be made as singles, small doubles or doubles, depending on your available space. They also include a unique height adjustment feature, making them perfect for toddlers as well as for teens. On their lowest setting, the height from the floor to the slats measures just 23cms. When your child grows, the bed can be raised and underbed storage or a truckle added if required.
Increasing numbers of parents are choosing to ‘buy big’ for their children with double beds being at the top of their list. It makes sense for those who have the space to invest in a quality product that will still be used in years to come as a teenage room, an adults room and a guest room too.
So our children’s bedroom furniture can suit grown ups too, if chosen well...
Archie Fairweather high foot end bed
STORAGE
‘You can never have enough storage’ is a phrase I often hear from mums everywhere, and how right they are! The question is, how do you maximise the available space in your child’s bedroom?
For smaller rooms, a cabin bed is always a sensible place to start. Neat and spacious these are both practical and fun.
But if that doesn’t suit, underbed storage is the next best thing and can be fitted to all our beds.
As well as integrated options we also have a flexible range of furniture which which can be made to suit your needs.
Finally, our bedding boxes and soft storage options are the perfect way to clear the decks after another busy day’s playing!
Looby Lou cabin bed
Daisy Brambles bedding box
DESIGN AND COLOUR
From soft Angel White to bold Seaside Blue, our subtle pastel shades will breathe life into your child’s room.
If you are buying for a small room, a lighter shade will create the illusion of space. A large room however, could handle much darker colour, adding warmth and interest.
Similarly, simple designs work well in small spaces whereas intricate, more complex options can give a large room much needed focus.
