Interior Design for Children
The Baby room: 3 months – 2 years old Within a baby room, a milk kitchen area is needed to make and prepare bottles, a nappy changing area and a sleeping space for cots for children to sleep. The room also needs to be bright and spacious. Perhaps you could consider a black and white area in the baby room for… Read More
MK Kids Interiors have been nominated for the 2018 Amara Interior Blog Awards!!! How exciting is this? For the past 5 years I’ve been admiring the bloggers and those involved in the Amara Blog awards. I have also made great friends with a few bloggers who have been nominated for the blogs awards, and winners of the bog awards. This year… Read More
Did you know that children can own their own sofa? We have offered our expert advice on how to style your home with children’s seating over at Wayfair. Wayfair is one of the largest global shopping destinations for home decor and furniture. As you may know, at MK Kids Interiors we believe that children need the best surroundings to develop… Read More
Making mini Christmas wreaths On the 3rd of December we joined Purple Dragon Play to celebrate Christmas with the children. We hosted our amazing Felt ball Christmas wreath making workshop. Purple dragon play is a private member club for children, based in Chelsea. It’s is a great place for children and I love the range of activities they host for… Read More
A Colourful Lego themed Playroom In February, my team and I had the privilege of designing a unisex playroom for a 1.5 year old boy and a 3 year old girl. We wanted to propose a colourful and fun room, as we do at MK Kids Interiors. After all, it is a playroom and they won’t have to sleep in… Read More
In my role as a baby and child interior designer, I meet many amazing parents, from different cultural backgrounds. I’ve meet clients who don’t have a clue what to do with their childs room and need to be guided along they way. I meet busy parents who know exactly what they want but just need the work done. I meet parents who… Read More
De-clutter A healthy happy home begins with organisation. Get rid of clutter; create storage, hidden as well as display. Be sure that the space accommodates every family member and their needs, and that there is a piece of furniture or accessory item that each member can resonate with. Childrens play area Children need to have a designated space for playing… Read More