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Children's step stool, yellow, 40x38x33 cm
24,99€
Article no 803.715.20
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Furnishing starts with questions
The true beauty of home furnishing is the diversity of our customers, as well as diverse tastes and sense of style. Also the financial reach of households vary. Therefore no bedroom is alike. IKEA interior designers suggest starting furnishing by asking oneself questions. Light of dark? With a wardrobe or chests of drawers? Is the room just for sleeping? Before shopping, think through the layout of the entire room and measure it well.
A child or a young adult?
When your child is on the verge of becoming a teenager, it is often a turning point for the interior. Toys disappear over time and the child is ready to take make up his or her mind about the colours and furniture to be used. Multifunctional furniture is great as it will always outlast things meant for specific ages.
A neat and tidy room for a first-former
Meet Ida. She is a proud collector of puzzles, as well as a first-former to be. As the girl has been growing faster than her room, it needed a complete makeover, which IKEA interior designer was happy to give.
The lucky four
They say that children make the world go round. This time IKEA will be visiting a happy family of four. For a long time, they were only a family of three, but were recently joined by the newest member – a little ray of sunshine named Alīna. The decision to welcome another child in the family was taken already some time ago, but the possibility for that arose unexpectedly so the room had to be prepared within a couple of days. The family dotes on Alīna and gives her all they can but improving of her room has been somewhat neglected in the light of much needed creation of a close relationship and other more urgent matters. An exciting task for a IKEA Interior Designer – creation of a real home for a small and active girl.
Free-range family: a countryside home for a big family
This big-city crew traded the concrete jungle for a calmer, fresher life in the countryside. With nature as their next-door neighbour, their safe and welcoming country home is where their three small children have the freedom to learn, play and thrive. And just be kids!
Ask a designer: a happy home where children can thrive
“How can I make my home safe and childfriendly?” It’s important that children have a space where they can be free to play, learn and be themselves, believes interior designer Mia Gustafsson.
Get the kids cooking and teach them healthy habits
Measuring, mixing, setting the table – having the kids help out in the kitchen is not only fun, it's educational. And not just when it comes to teaching them how to cook. It's also a chance to create healthier eating habits that will serve them – and the planet – throughout their lives.
