This bedroom is located inside an old building in Berlin-Weißensee. This project included a complete bedroom solution, involving carpentry and interior design work.

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At first impression, the room appeared to be very narrow and long. It will be shared by an adult and two young children and needs to offer enough storage space for clothes, belongings, and toys. It is important that the room contains a desk for the children to do their homework and other activities.

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The solution included a loft bed, making use of the room's height, which created extra space. Furthermore, the stairs leading to the loft bed consist of wardrobes for both children and the adult. A door from the same wardrobe was fixed on one of the higher steps of the stairs to serve as a safety feature and prevent the children from falling.

Both the bed and the wardrobes are from the same furniture series and the same materials to create a cohesive style. Under the bed, there are drawers on the window side, to provide extra storage space, and shelves on the other side to create more sense of depth.

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The modular open shelving system features two desks, two cabinets, and numerous built-in shelves. The height of each element can be adjusted, allowing the furniture to adapt to the children's growth.

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Both the wardrobe and the shelving unit are shallow, making the narrow bedroom appear wider. With the help of a structural engineer, the loft bed was constructed without columns to maximize the space and be visually clean. The result is a calming, clean and functional space with clear structure.