The kids’ spaces, in Dulwich Village

The children’s floor in our Dulwich Village project features two adjacent kids’ bedrooms with a shared bathroom and hallway. Designed for a seven-year-old girl and her four-year-old brother, the layout balances practicality with charm. A warm neutral colour palette creates a calm backdrop, while playful pops of colour add character and fun— inviting kids’ spaces designed for modern family living.

A children’s bedroom designed with a warm neutral backdrop and playful accents. The colourful yet subtle decor create a timeless setting that evolves with the child’s changing interests and hobbies.
A children’s bedroom designed with a warm neutral backdrop and playful accents. The stone fireplace, exposed brick, and colourful decor create a timeless setting that evolves with the child’s changing interests and hobbies.
A children’s bedroom designed with a warm neutral backdrop and playful accents. The stone fireplace, exposed brick, and colourful decor create a timeless setting that evolves with the child’s changing interests and hobbies.
A children’s bedroom designed with a warm neutral backdrop and playful accents. The stone fireplace, exposed brick, and colourful decor create a timeless setting that evolves with the child’s changing interests and hobbies.
Modern children's bedroom design featuring a dedicated study desk, cozy reading chair, and playful decor. Bright, functional kids' room interior.
This calm family bathroom combines handmade zellige tiles, aged brass fixtures, and light oak joinery. Double glass doors bring natural light, while layered greenery adds a fresh touch to the warm neutral palette.
Detail of the floating oak vanity with an integrated Corian sink, paired with brass wall-mounted taps. The soft sheen of zellige tiles creates a textured, timeless backdrop that balances elegance with everyday functionality.
Tranquil bathroom interior featuring artisanal zellige tiles and aged brass fixtures for a touch of warmth and luxury. Elegant shower and bath area.
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