A shared bedroom with one eye on the future

As your ‘not quite grown up’ tweens turn into independent teens, here’s a room with flexible and adaptable furniture that is ready to handle all the changes in store – times two!

Two light grey SMYGA beds as a bunkbed in a bedroom with wall lamps and a shelf by each bed. A cream rug is on the floor.

Easy sleeping, up and down

These beds can start their life as cosy, personalised bunk beds. When your children want to sleep on the same level – or in different rooms, they are easily transformed into separate beds. Under-bed storage boxes provide handy space for favourite bedtime things.

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Two grey SMYGA beds as a bunkbed with wall lamps and a shelf beside each bed. A grey-turquoise throw is on the lower bed.

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A desk for work and play

Studying, reading, being creative… this desk has lots of space and storage so your teens can get on and focus. It’s also got hooks, cable management and a drawer that will keep pens and paper handy. An add-on mirror will give it a new life as a perfect hair and make-up station.

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Two light grey SMYGA desks opposite each other beside a bright window in a bedroom. A beige chair is in front of one desk.

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Easy comfort that lasts

Make sure growing bodies get the ergonomic support they need with this chair. Its swivel function and generous padding make it perfect for studying, online socialising, music, movies and gaming. The compact, simple design will make an elegant addition to any bedroom.

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A grey desk with a BJÖRKBERGET chair in front of it. The chair's back pocket holds a book and a pair of headphones.

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Mix-it-up storage

Create a perfect home for all their things with this versatile storage combination. Adjustable shelves are on hand to deal with changing needs as they arise. Add doors to keep things hidden, or leave them off for easy-access style.

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SMÅSTAD cabinets with and without doors against the wall in a bedroom holidng books, hats and accessories.

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All change!

There’s no need to buy new furniture when their needs change, simply re-organise it! Turn the bunk bed into two single beds and create more floorspace by moving the cabinets onto the wall. Wardrobes can be used as dividers to make room between the beds.

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