A children’s room where imagination never ends

A mountain climber, a bus driver, a gymnast or a hot air balloon pilot… whatever their fantasy, this room supports your child’s journeys. And when the evening comes, the KURA reversible bed is there for a good night’s sleep with lots of adventurous dreams.

A KURA reversible bed stands in a children’s room with a mountain scene painted on the wall and lots of toys everywhere.

A cozy sleeping nook

The KURA bed grows with your child since it’s reversible – it can be a low bed that’s safe for smaller children, or a loft bed with a cozy play and reading corner underneath.

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A white and pine KURA reversible bed with UPPTÅG bed linen and colorful UPPTÅG cushions stands in a child’s bedroom.

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Organize with ease

Teach your child to maintain a nicely ordered wardrobe with the help of different sized boxes with compartments so they can keep their clothes tidy and quickly find what they’re looking for.

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A white GODISHUS wardrobe with well-organized children’s clothes inside it stands beside a KURA reversible bed.

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Sail away on a soft play surface

UPPTÅG rug is comfy to walk and sit on – and it’s spacious enough for friends who come to play, too.

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An UPPTÅG rug with a large boat motif lies near a bed. Toys including a wooden train set have been placed on the rug.

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Sorting made fun

Make cleaning the room an easy chore with low and easy-to-reach storage boxes that help divide different toys and hobbies.

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A children’s room with a mountain scene painted on the wall with toys and lots of TROFAST storage in front of it.

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Helping kids find bedtime stories

You can make going to bed more fun by snuggling up with an adventurous story to read together. Storage like FLISAT wall storage and FLISAT book display let your children see the book covers, which makes it easier for them to find their favorites.

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