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Little Wild Dream

A safe and free-spirited children's room inspired by nature, with arch forms, olive green velvet panels and abacus-style beads.

Scope
Children's Room Design and Build
Concept
Organic forms and playful details inspired by nature
Little Wild Dream

About the project

Little Wild Dream is a nature-inspired children's room designed and built by SG Concept Architecture. Born from the free spirit of a child's world, the design brings a small wild dream to life with arch forms and playful details: a safe, free and timeless take on nature.

The project took shape from the theme of the child's name. To spread the strong, free spirit of that name through the room, we placed nature and movement at the heart of the design. Our starting point, the initial letter, was interpreted as a curve that repeats throughout the space. From wardrobe doors to niches, wall panels to lighting positions, this fluid and soft form gives the room a calm dynamism.

Inspired by the abacus, the beads on the wardrobe are not just decoration: they give the room a playful, interactive character. Gold touches add a timeless warmth to the details.

The palette is mainly olive green, reed green and pearl white. With this choice we found a language that will last, while surrounding the child with the calming effect of nature as they grow. Soft velvet wall panels and murals give the room both physical and emotional depth.

For the lighting we were inspired by the playful effect of light. Warm-toned pendant lamps that evoke the sky spread a soft halo through the room and create a flexible atmosphere for day and night.

Curved furniture keeps the child's safety first while giving the room an organic unity. The raised bed is designed to support the child's sense of independence and to provide a safe play area.

Little Wild Dream carries the SG Concept Architecture signature as an original living space that supports children's boundless imagination, bringing together calm and a sense of discovery.

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