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A bedhead can completely transform a child's bedroom. More than simply finishing the bed, the right bedhead adds softness, comfort and character while creating a considered focal point within the room. When choosing a kids bedhead, it is worth looking beyond colour alone. Consider the size of the bed, the proportions of the room, the shape of the bedhead, the fabric and how you want the bedroom to evolve as your child grows. At Lilly & Lolly, our upholstered children's bedheads are handcrafted to order in Australia, with a collection of timeless silhouettes, premium fabrics and custom sizing available. From a simple tailored design to a statement scalloped silhouette, the right bedhead can become a beautiful foundation for the entire bedroom. Why Choose an Upholstered Bedhead for a Child's Bedroom? An upholstered bedhead brings an immediate sense of warmth and softness to a bedroom. It can make a simple bed feel more substantial and considered, while also creating a comfortable place to lean against when reading, relaxing or enjoying bedtime stories. For children's bedrooms, an upholstered bedhead also offers an opportunity to introduce colour, pattern or texture without committing to a complete room makeover. As your child's tastes change, bedding, artwork and accessories can be updated around the bedhead. A well-chosen design can also transition beautifully from early childhood into the teenage years, making it a more enduring investment than a highly themed piece. 1. Start with the Size of the Bed The first decision is choosing the correct bedhead size. Consider the existing mattress and bed base, rather than choosing a bedhead based solely on the age of your child. A bedhead should be proportionate to the bed and the room, creating a balanced overall look. Lilly & Lolly bedheads are available in: Single King Single Double Queen Choosing a larger size can also be worthwhile if you are designing a bedroom intended to grow with your child. A King Single, Double or Queen, for example, can provide greater longevity as children move from younger years into adolescence. If your bedroom has an unusual layout, architectural features or specific design requirements, consider a custom-sized bedhead. Because our bedheads are made to order, selected designs can be customised to suit your space. 2. Consider the Proportions of Your Bedroom Before choosing a design, look carefully at the wall behind the bed. A generously proportioned bedhead can create a beautiful focal point in a larger bedroom, while a more streamlined silhouette may be better suited to a smaller room. Think about: The width of the wall Ceiling height Windows and doors Bedside tables Wall lights or pendants Artwork Power points and switches The amount of space around the bed It can be helpful to measure the available wall space before selecting your design. If you are considering a custom bedhead, these measurements become particularly important. 3. Choose a Shape That Complements Your Style The shape of a bedhead has a significant impact on the overall feel of a bedroom. For a timeless and understated look, choose a simple silhouette with clean lines and restrained detailing. For something more expressive, curved, scalloped or sculptural shapes can become a feature in their own right. Archer Bedhead The Archer has generous proportions, gentle curves and considered piping details. Its refined silhouette works beautifully across a range of interiors and is designed to transition effortlessly from childhood into the teenage years. Noa Bedhead The Noa offers a more streamlined aesthetic with a slim profile and tailored flanged edge. It is an elegant choice when you want softness and comfort without an overly decorative silhouette. Bronte Bedhead For a more distinctive statement, the Bronte features a scalloped, shell-inspired shape with bold curves and continuous piping. It brings a playful architectural quality to the bedroom while remaining sophisticated enough to grow with your child. Scoop Bedhead The Scoop offers a softer, contemporary silhouette that works particularly well in relaxed, modern children's bedrooms. Paddles Felt Bedhead For something different, the Paddles introduces a felt finish and a more playful design language. The key is to choose a shape that reflects the overall architecture and style of the room rather than selecting something that feels overly tied to a particular age or theme. 4. Choose a Fabric That Will Grow with Your Child Fabric is one of the most important decisions when choosing an upholstered kids bedhead. Rather than selecting a colour purely because it suits your child's room today, consider how the fabric will work as the bedroom evolves. Soft neutrals, warm natural tones and textured fabrics can create a timeless foundation, while a patterned or colourful fabric can become the defining feature of the room. Think about whether you want the bedhead to: Blend inChoose a neutral fabric that complements your walls, flooring and existing furniture. Make a statementSelect a distinctive colour, pattern or texture and allow the bedhead to become the focal point. Add warmthNatural-looking linens and textured fabrics can soften a contemporary room and create a more relaxed atmosphere. Create contrastA deeper or more distinctive fabric can provide contrast against pale walls and bedding. At Lilly & Lolly, our bedheads are made to order in an extensive selection of fabrics, from soft linens and textured fabrics to velvets and patterns. Fabric swatches are available to help you make the right choice for your space. Browse our Fabric Library > 5. Think About How the Bedroom Will Evolve Children's bedrooms rarely stay the same for long. The room that begins with picture books, toys and soft furnishings will eventually become a space for schoolwork, hobbies, collections and teenage retreats. Choosing furniture with longevity in mind means you do not need to redesign the entire room every few years. A timeless upholstered bedhead can provide a constant foundation while smaller elements change around it. Keep the more permanent pieces considered and versatile, then use bedding, cushions, artwork, rugs and accessories to introduce your child's changing personality. This is particularly important when choosing a statement bedhead. A beautiful scalloped or curved design can still feel appropriate for an older child when paired with more sophisticated bedding and accessories.   6. Consider the Bed Base and Mattress A bedhead needs to work with the rest of the bed, so consider the bed base and mattress before ordering. Some of our floor-standing upholstered bedheads are designed to be supported by an ensemble mattress and base rather than attached directly to the wall. This makes choosing the right mattress and ensemble an important part of creating the finished bed. For a complete sleeping solution, pair your bedhead with an appropriate Australian-made bed or explore our Sealy mattress collection. The result is a more considered approach to the entire bed, rather than treating the bedhead as an isolated piece. 7. Layer the Bedhead with the Rest of the Room Once you have selected your bedhead, use it as the starting point for the rest of the bedroom. Consider pairing it with: An Australian-made bedside table Coordinating chest of drawers Soft bedding and cushions A wool or textured rug Artwork or a felt pinboard Pendant or wall lighting Decorative hooks and accessories The goal is not necessarily to match every element. Instead, repeat complementary colours, materials and textures throughout the room to create a cohesive interior. For example, a textured neutral bedhead can be layered with patterned bedding and a colourful rug, while a statement patterned bedhead may work best with quieter surrounding pieces. 8. Choose Quality and Craftsmanship A children's bedroom is a hardworking space. Beds are climbed onto, leaned against, played on and used every day, so craftsmanship matters. Look for a bedhead made with quality materials, a strong internal frame and careful upholstery. Consider how the piece has been constructed and whether it is designed to last beyond the early years. At Lilly & Lolly, our upholstered bedheads are handcrafted to order in Australia using quality materials and premium upholstery. Our timber frames are sustainably sourced and made in Australia, with each piece produced to order rather than mass manufactured. 9. Don't Be Afraid to Customise One of the advantages of choosing a made-to-order bedhead is the ability to create something that works specifically for your room. Customisation may be particularly useful when: You have an unusually wide or narrow wall You are working around windows or architectural features You want a larger-than-standard bedhead You are designing a shared children's bedroom You are working on a project for an interior designer You want a particular fabric or finish At Lilly & Lolly, selected bedhead designs can be custom made to size, giving you greater flexibility when designing a truly considered bedroom. Their custom bedheads are available to curate by booking a complimenary Design Consultation. The Best Kids Bedhead Is One That Grows with Them Choosing a kids bedhead is ultimately about finding the right balance between style, comfort, proportion and longevity. Look for a silhouette that complements your home, a fabric that you will continue to love and a size that works with both the bed and the room. Most importantly, choose a design that does not feel limited to one particular stage of childhood. A beautifully made upholstered bedhead can become much more than a finishing touch. It can provide a sense of warmth and permanence within the room, creating a backdrop for bedtime stories, reading, sleepovers and all the everyday moments that make a child's bedroom their own. Discover Our Children's Bedhead Collection Explore Lilly & Lolly's collection of Australian-made upholstered children's bedheads, available in Single, King Single, Double and Queen sizes, with an extensive range of fabrics and custom sizing available. Shop Children's Bedheads >

A children's bookcase is more than a place to store books. It can become part of a child's everyday environment — a place to discover favourite stories, display treasured belongings, make independent choices and develop a sense of order. At Lilly & Lolly, we believe children's furniture should be thoughtfully designed around the child while still feeling beautiful within the home. Our collection of Australian-made timber bookcases combines timeless design, quality craftsmanship and practical storage with a Montessori-inspired approach to children's spaces. From a nursery filled with picture books to a growing child's bedroom, playroom or study, a beautifully designed timber bookcase can become a piece of furniture that evolves alongside your family. Why a Children's Bookcase Matters Books are an important part of childhood, but how they are displayed can influence how children interact with them. A traditional bookshelf filled with books spine-out can make it difficult for younger children to recognise their favourite stories. Open shelving, particularly when books are displayed with their covers facing forward, allows children to see what is available and make their own choices. A children's bookcase can therefore become part of the room's environment rather than simply another piece of storage. It provides a dedicated place for books, toys, artwork and treasured objects while helping children understand where their belongings belong. For parents, it also creates an opportunity to keep the room organised without hiding away everything that makes the space feel personal. Montessori-Friendly Bookcases for Children's Spaces Montessori education places an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits and creating an environment that allows children to participate actively in their everyday surroundings. The furniture within a Montessori-inspired environment is therefore considered from the child's perspective. Can they reach their books? Can they choose an activity themselves? Can they see what is available? Can they return their belongings when they are finished? These simple considerations can make a significant difference to how a child interacts with their space. Our timber bookcases are designed with these Montessori-inspired principles in mind, providing accessible, open storage that allows children to interact with their belongings more independently. What Makes a Bookcase Montessori-Friendly? A Montessori-friendly bookcase is not simply a short bookshelf. It is part of a broader approach to creating an environment where children can participate in everyday activities and make appropriate choices for themselves. 1. Accessible Storage One of the most important considerations is accessibility. Books and toys that are positioned within a child's reach can be selected without needing an adult to retrieve them. This creates opportunities for children to make choices based on their own interests. For younger children, a low or appropriately positioned bookcase can allow them to browse their collection, select a story and return it when they are finished. 2. Books Displayed at Their Level A Montessori-inspired book display often presents books with their covers facing outward rather than simply showing the spine. This makes it easier for young children to recognise familiar books and choose independently. It also creates an inviting visual display, allowing colourful book covers to become part of the room rather than being hidden away. A dedicated children's timber bookcase can provide the perfect place for this style of book display. 3. Encouraging Independence Children naturally want to do things for themselves. A carefully designed environment can support this developing independence by making everyday tasks achievable without constant adult assistance. An accessible bookcase gives children the opportunity to choose their own story, take responsibility for their belongings and begin developing simple habits around organisation. Our Scoop Shell Bookcase series offers felt boxes which are perfect designed to fit the bookcases. Generously sized for toys, books, games and everyday essentials, these premium felt storage boxes help create calm, clutter-free bedrooms and playrooms. A soft felt finish and integrated cut-out handle make them easy for little hands to pull out, pack away and carry independently. These may seem like small moments, but they are meaningful opportunities for children to develop confidence. 4. Creating Order Montessori-inspired environments often favour simplicity and order. This doesn't mean a child's room needs to be perfectly tidy at all times. Rather, it means creating a predictable environment where belongings have an identifiable place. Open shelving can make this particularly easy. A child can see where their books belong, where their toys are stored and where favourite objects can be displayed. The result is a space that feels considered without feeling overly restrictive. 5. Offering Choice A Montessori-inspired environment provides children with appropriate opportunities to make choices. Rather than displaying every toy and book a child owns at once, parents can curate a smaller selection and rotate items as their interests change. A bookcase makes this easy. A few favourite books can be displayed alongside a small selection of toys, puzzles or activities. As the child grows or develops new interests, the selection can change with them. Creating a Montessori-Inspired Reading Corner A beautiful bookcase can become the foundation of a dedicated reading space. Position a low or accessible bookcase where your child can comfortably see and reach their books. Add a soft rug, floor cushion or comfortable chair nearby to create an inviting place to sit and read. Keep the selection considered rather than overwhelming. A small collection of favourite books can be rotated regularly, introducing new stories while keeping familiar favourites available. You can also display a few treasured objects alongside the books to give the space personality. The goal isn't to create a perfectly styled room. It is to create an environment that invites your child to explore. Timber Bookcases for Children's Bedrooms A child's bedroom needs to serve many purposes. It is a place to sleep, play, read, create and store the belongings that accumulate throughout childhood. A timber bookcase provides practical storage while bringing warmth and character to the room. Unlike brightly coloured or heavily themed children's furniture, a beautifully crafted timber bookcase can sit comfortably within a more refined interior. Natural timber complements neutral palettes, colourful bedding and soft textiles, making it easy to create a room that feels timeless rather than trend-driven. As your child grows, the bookcase can change with them. Picture books can eventually make way for chapter books, school books, collections, artwork and personal treasures. Children's Bookcases for Playrooms & Learning Spaces Bookcases are equally useful outside the bedroom. In a playroom, open shelving can provide dedicated places for books, puzzles, games and creative activities. In a home learning environment, a bookcase can hold school books, stationery, reference books and projects. For Montessori-inspired learning spaces, accessible storage allows children to participate more independently in choosing activities and returning materials when they are finished. The same piece of furniture can therefore support different stages of childhood without needing to be replaced every few years. Why Choose a Timber Bookcase? Timber brings a natural warmth and longevity to children's interiors. A quality timber bookcase feels like furniture rather than temporary storage, allowing it to become part of the home for many years. At Lilly & Lolly, we favour timeless forms and considered proportions rather than designs that quickly date. We believe children's furniture should be beautiful enough to sit alongside the rest of your home and durable enough to withstand everyday family life. A well-made bookcase can move from nursery to bedroom, from bedroom to playroom and eventually into a study or another area of the home. Australian-Made Children's Bookcases At Lilly & Lolly, our children's timber furniture is proudly designed and handcrafted in Sydney, Australia. Being close to the making process allows us to maintain a high level of attention to detail and work closely with our makers to create furniture with longevity in mind. We don't believe children's furniture should be disposable. Our approach is to create considered pieces that can be used, loved and passed through the years. Custom Children's Bookcases Made for Your Space Every home is different, and sometimes a standard size simply isn't right. Because we are the makers, selected Lilly & Lolly bookcase designs can be customised to suit your space and requirements. Depending on the design, customisation may include dimensions, configurations, timber and finishes. This can be particularly valuable when creating a Montessori-inspired room, where the height, placement and accessibility of furniture can be considered around the individual child and the way the room is used. If you have a specific space, unusual dimensions or a particular vision in mind, our team can discuss the possibilities with you. Beautiful Storage for Books, Toys & Treasures A children's bookcase doesn't have to be limited to books. Use open shelving to display favourite stories, artwork, photographs, keepsakes and objects that have special meaning to your child. Storage boxes and baskets can be introduced for smaller toys and everyday belongings, while open shelves can be reserved for the things you want to keep visible and accessible. This combination of display and storage makes a bookcase incredibly versatile. It can evolve from a simple nursery bookshelf into a complete children's storage solution as your family grows. Designing a Beautiful, Montessori-Inspired Children's Room Creating a Montessori-friendly space doesn't mean your home needs to look like a classroom. The principles can be incorporated into beautifully designed interiors through thoughtful choices about furniture, accessibility and organisation. Consider placing frequently used items within your child's reach. Keep a manageable selection of books and activities available. Use open shelving so children can see their choices. Create clear places for belongings to be returned. Allow the room to evolve as your child develops new interests and abilities. Most importantly, create an environment that feels calm, welcoming and genuinely suited to your child. The furniture should support the child — not overwhelm them. Furniture That Grows with Childhood One of the greatest benefits of choosing timeless children's furniture is its ability to evolve. A bookcase that holds board books for a toddler can later hold chapter books, school projects, collections and treasured objects. Its purpose changes without the furniture itself needing to change. This is why we believe investing in quality children's furniture makes sense. Rather than following short-lived trends, choose pieces that can become part of your family's story. Discover Lilly & Lolly Children's Timber Bookcases Our collection of children's timber bookcases has been thoughtfully designed to bring together practical storage, timeless design and a child-centred approach. From Montessori-inspired bedrooms and reading corners to playrooms, nurseries and learning spaces, our bookcases provide a beautiful place for children to access, explore and organise the things they love. Proudly Australian made and handcrafted in Sydney, Lilly & Lolly bookcases are designed to be used throughout childhood and beyond. Beautiful furniture for growing minds. Thoughtfully made for family life.

At Lilly & Lolly, we believe the best children's bedrooms combine beautiful design with practical functionality, creating spaces that support every stage of childhood. 

At Lilly & Lolly, we believe organisation should be just as beautiful as the spaces it lives in. That's why we've reimagined the traditional noticeboard as a collection of Architectural Felt Pinboards - functional design pieces that bring together organisation, texture and timeless style.

There is something special about a beautifully made piece of furniture. It becomes part of everyday life - witnessing first steps, bedtime stories, quiet moments, celebrations, and the memories that define childhood.

The way we design kids’ bedrooms is changing. In 2025, it’s all about creating calm, functional, and inspiring spaces for your kids — and we’re here to help you stay ahead of the trends.   ✨ Bold CurvesSay goodbye to sharp edges and hello to soft, rounded shapes. Curved furniture, from beds to chairs, will dominate kids' rooms, creating a cosy, welcoming vibe that’s both playful and safe. Think round bed frames, curved shelving units, and organic shapes in every corner. This trrending Arch shapes are found in our Arch Pinboards| Archer Bed Pebble Pinboard | Tilt Gloss Handles | Porta Lamp. 🌿 Natural Materials for a Grounded SpaceWood, rattan, and other natural materials are making a big comeback. These timeless materials not only bring warmth to a room but also create a soothing, grounded environment for your child to relax and grow. Imagine textured wooden furniture, rattan storage baskets, and wooden bed frames that add a sense of calm. See  | Ripple Oak Bed  🛋 Function Meets Design: Smart Storage SolutionsWith space often at a premium, the focus will be on multi-functional furniture and smart storage solutions. Furniture pieces that pull double duty, like modular bookcases with storage boxes and beds with pull out trundles, will be a game-changer — especially in compact spaces. See | Archer Daybed | Storage Box

When it comes to decorating your child's bedroom, every little detail counts. One of the simplest yet most impactful additions you can make is a stylish bedhead. Incorporating a bedhead into your child’s bedroom offers so much more than just aesthetic appeal. It creates a cosy environment, enhances comfort, protects your walls, and offers endless design possibilities. With such a simple addition, you can style and refresh their space to make it a true haven for rest and play. Start exploring the exciting world of bedheads and see how they can breathe new life into your child's bedroom! Why should you consider it for your kid's room? Let’s explore the benefits of bedheads and how they can transform your child’s space into a cosy and stylish retreat. ### 1. **Aesthetic Appeal**  Bedheads can instantly elevate the look of a bed. Whether you choose a colourful fabric, a whimsical pattern, or a classic wooden design, a bedhead adds personality and charm to the room. It serves as a focal point, enhancing the overall decor and making the space feel more polished and put together. ### 2. **Comfort and Support**  Not only do bedheads look great, but they also provide practical benefits. Leaning against a cushioned bedhead while reading a book or chatting with friends can be much more comfortable than a plain wall. Some bedheads are designed with extra padding, ensuring that your child can relax and unwind in comfort. ### 3. **Durability and Protection**  A bedhead isn’t just for show; it's also functional. It protects the wall from scuffs, marks, and wear and tear caused by the bed and activities in the room. This durability ensures your child's bedroom looks fresh and new for longer. ### 4. **Versatile Styles**  Available in various shapes, sizes, and materials, bedheads can suit any theme or colour scheme. Whether your child loves dinosaurs, princesses, or superheroes, there’s a bedhead that fits the bill. This versatility allows you to customise the bedroom according to your child’s interests and age, making it a fun project to undertake together. ### 5. **Easy Refresh**  If your child’s room is feeling a bit tired, adding or changing a bedhead is a quick and cost-effective way to refresh the entire space. Instead of a complete redecorating project, consider simply swapping out the bedhead for a new design. This small change can lead to a significant transformation, keeping the room fun and inviting.

So you're not creative - that's okay because we are . . . here are some TIPS to design your kid's bedrooom without the stress - you've got this! # Creating a Kid-Friendly Bedroom That Complements Your Home. Are you aiming to design a bedroom that reflects your home's aesthetic while also being suitable for children? Here are some tips to harmoniously combine these two concepts: Stay true to your style, even with children's preferences. It's easy to be swayed by current trends, but remember that children's interests can change rapidly. For example, adorning the bed with 'Bluey' may bring temporary joy, but it will likely shift as they grow. Instead, consider placing a 'Bluey' poster on the back of the door, allowing your child to enjoy it while drifting off to sleep at night. Invest in well-designed and sturdy furniture. Choosing durable pieces will save you from needing replacements as your child grows. You can easily refresh the room's look with new bed linens, artwork, and cushions as they transition from toddlers to primary age, tweens, and teens. Don't hesitate to opt for 'adult- style’ furniture, as you can customise it to suit your child's evolving tastes. #Test your ideas before you invest How many times have you been to the shops and bought an item, which you thought was ‘perfect’, to realise when you got home, it was the wrong size or colour? Here are some ways to avoid this issue: Order samples. Instead of purchasing and returning, check your supplier to see if they can send out samples and swatches of your fabrics, paints or finishes. This is the perfect way to try before you buy - especially if they are free! Another way to test your ideas before you invest is to: Gather ideas. With the use of Canva or Pinterest, you can gather your ideas to create a design board. This will allow you to create a cohesive look with, colour, style and products. Lilly & Lolly have put together some design boards to inspire you. # If you don’t know where to start with colour. Here are some ways to help you decide: Look at your home. What do you love? Is it brights or muted tones? For example if you love muted tones and your child loves pink, find soft pinks that blend with natural shades and cocoa colours. Ask your child. What does your child love? If your child insists on a colour that does not suit your home or you, find a way around it to include this colour in small doses so that it blends and coordinates with the room, without dominating it. Get inpiration from influencers, designers and brands which you are drawn to. Go browsing and start pulling out the looks you love. By doing this, you will begin to notice a trend that makes your preferences clear.

Lilly & Lolly work closely with designers and architects across Australia. Claudia Rosznercki Senior Architect at RZK Group has created this amazing child's bedroom which is truly special. We had a chat with Claudia ... How did you get started in designing?“Originally trained and registered as an architect, I have always had an affinity for a holistic design approach, one that includes attention to detail in interiors as well. Early in my career, I was inspired by an architect/interior designer who specialised in designing casinos and hotels, which sparked my interest in creating spaces that blend creativity and functionality, taking the space to a new level—almost an enchanting transformation. Growing up in the dance and entertainment industries, I was involved in set design, float creation and costume design, which further nurtured my passion for design.” What draws you to designing spaces for kids?“When I was pregnant with my son, I began planning the design of my child’s nursery. After hours of research, I realised variety in the market, including the use of custom joinery and furniture in children’s bedrooms and nurseries, was quite limited. I was left uninspired, so I began developing a few concepts for children’s furniture. Coming from a country where children's rooms are often explicitly designed to suit their current age and stage, with the understanding that furniture and decor will only be used for a few years before being updated,. . . I saw an opportunity to bring a fresh perspective to the Australian market, often leaning toward a more neutral and subdued style. I wanted to create something special—a magical world for children that would delight and inspire them. By blending my international experiences with an understanding of the local market, I focused on combining functionality with playfulness, using subtle colours and incorporating educational elements, where appropriate. This approach has also been extended to my design of childcare centres, rumpus rooms, home study nooks and libraries for kids, creating practical and imaginative spaces.” Tell us about the brief for this project“Our client, Daniella, wanted to create something special for her children's bedrooms. She has four wonderful children—three daughters, aged 7, 9 and 16, and an 18-year-old son—each with their own unique personality. The brief was to design a distinct space for each of their children, while ensuring a cohesive design language throughout the home. We incorporated design elements like arches and soft materials, using standard materials across the bedrooms with personalised touches of colour for each room. Mindful of the costs associated with custom joinery and bespoke pieces like beds, we scoured the market and were thrilled to discover that Lilly and Lolly provided excellent options that could seamlessly integrate with our custom joinery, helping us achieve the cohesive look we envisioned.” Girl’s Bedroom for Miss 9 year oldClaudia says “This bedroom was designed as a serene and timeless sanctuary, with elegant arch motifs integrated into the bespoke bedhead and wardrobe joinery. Timber-look laminate frames the arches, bringing a sense of continuity and grace, while brass wardrobe handles add a subtle touch of sophistication. Soft white tones and natural oak accents create a fresh, calming backdrop that feels both refined and welcoming.” Thoughtfully tailored for a nine-year-old, the design balances delicate details with everyday practicality. A graceful arch frames the custom bedhead, echoed in the shelving and bedside table design. A three-door wardrobe provides ample storage, supporting the room’s organised and clutter-free feel. A bespoke brass wall light offers a warm, ambient glow, acting as both a functional feature and a design highlight. Layered with a round Armadillo & Co rug and soft styling elements, the space feels harmonious, comfortable and effortlessly elegant." • Cristalglob wall light by Icon (Mondo Luce) • Lilly & Lolly Noa Upholstered Bed • Custom dressing table by RZK Group • Custom joinery: polyurethane panels, Polytec Casentino Beech, Lo & Co handles • Styling: Kip & Co bin bag and cushion • Armadillo & Co rug About the Noa Upholstered Bed Featured in this BedroomThe Noa Upholstered Bed and Bedhead are our sleeping giants, featuring a generously sized bedhead for kids to relax against while enjoying a good bedtime read. The slim-line bedhead is finished with a tailored flanged edge that can be stitched in a range of contrasting colours. The Noa Bed has a small footprint, making it perfect for kids' rooms that may not be spacious. With an optional TRUNDLE available for sleepovers. Made to order, Noa can be customised in any fabric to suit your home. We offer a variety of styles and textured fabrics from reputable fabric houses. Available in Single, King Single, Double and Queen.