A child’s room, like a teenager’s, is unlike any other space in the home. It is the “sanctuary” of the family’s younger members, a place that has to accommodate their energy and their urge to play, and keep pace with their changing wants and needs as they grow and develop their own personalities.
Furnishing a young person’s room is a real challenge, because a child’s whole world has to fit into a few square metres: a bed for sleeping, a desk for studying, storage for toys, books and clothes, and, of course, enough floor space left over for play!
The challenge is greater still when more than one child shares the same room.
But with experience come the right ideas and solutions. Since 1980, Prokopis Sagriotis has been immersed in designing and building flexible furnishing solutions for children’s and teenagers’ rooms.
That is exactly the “magic” of made-to-measure furniture: it knows no obstacles or limits.
Want a special colour combination? It can be done!
Need to fit a bookcase and a desk into a very small space? It can be done!
Want your children to have their own space even though they share a room? It can be done!
Want to make the most of every possible storage space (under the beds and beyond)? You can!
All you need to do is take the measurements of the room – and of its young occupants – and visit Sagriotis Furniture at its showroom at 120 Enomena Ergostasia, in Agios Stefanos, where together you can design the solution that best meets your needs.
Sagriotis Furniture is a Greek family business that has been operating since 1938, and for which furnishing any space is a “family affair”.
For more information, visit the Sagriotis Furniture page on Facebook, or call the showroom at 120 (210-6240248).
Colourful compositions for girls’ rooms, available in a wide variety of woods and colour combinations.
Original, clever storage solutions that make use of every square metre of the room.
A bunk bed combining a bed and a cot, or a bed and a desk.
Countless solutions for the teenager’s room.
Text – Editing: Natasa Lianopoulou
