Three bedrooms in one

Bedroom with a double bed, a changing table and baby accessories. A children’s bed stands in an alcove behind green curtains.

Night-time needs and requirements shift when a newborn joins the gang, but what doesn’t change is the size of your home. Here’s how to make room for the whole family while keeping things harmonic and coordinated: the affordable SNIGLAR series matches both your needs and each other!

Corner of a bedroom with a wooden baby’s cot. An armchair on one side, a baby gym on another, a mobile hanging above.

Your baby likely sleeps a lot, yet requires care and monitoring at all hours. A cot near your own bed minimises response time. Keeping the base in its upper position – be sure to lower it before your child can sit up – simplifies lifting your baby in and out.

A changing table with accessories in a bedroom. A window on one side, an alcove doubling as a children’s room on the other.

Make changing time quality time. A changing table with all you need within easy reach helps both your child and you to enjoy the moment. Dim lighting adds cosiness and allows night-time changing without waking up the family.

A KLAPPA baby gym placed on a light wooden floor. Behind it are a children’s bed, children’s table and chairs, and toys.

The magic of a baby gym is hard to match – a place where curiosity and the will to reach for the world around is enough to build strength. Playing and cuddling are nice bonuses, too.

A kid's room with a table and chairs, and scattered toys. The fourth wall is formed by dinosaur-motif curtains drawn shut.

Curtains can easily turn one bedroom into two, offering your child privacy when needed. Double layers increase the feeling of a separate room – and give both sides a choice of colour and motif.

A window with a white window catch, a green window sill with three soft toys and a forest-patterned wallpaper on the walls.

You can feel at ease knowing that a PATRULL window catch needs to be opened by two hands, so no small children (or furry soft toy paws!) will be able to open the window on their own.
*Not sold in Japan.