Most themed rooms come out of a box: a castle decal, a roll of starry wallpaper, a moon-shaped lamp. Lovely for a while, but it stays loose decoration. We work differently. We design the whole room as one world, where every detail belongs and tells the same story.
A theme is not a picture, it is a world
You feel a real themed room the moment you walk in. The colour on the wall, the soft fall of light, a mantel that is no longer a mantel but a little stage, a rug of moon and stars where every daydream lands. That is the difference between sticking something on and designing it.
The worlds we make
- Fairytale rooms, from a princess world to a soft dream full of stars
- Disney-inspired rooms, with a light hand and a timeless feel
- Ballet rooms after The Nutcracker or Swan Lake, with a felt swan and a lily-pad rug
- A starlit night sky, or a world that belongs only to your child
How we build it
First the story: who your child is, what lights them up, the world they already half live in. Then colour and light, the heart of it. Then the furniture and finds we hunt down with patience. And finally the small, secret details they will still remember as a grown-up. See the full process and a few earlier rooms.
Common questions
What is a themed room, exactly?
A children’s room we design around one story or world, from a fairytale to a ballet classic. Not a sticker on the wall, but a whole world: colour, light, furniture and details that all tell the same story.
Are these official Disney rooms?
No. We design Disney-inspired rooms, not officially licensed products. We translate the feeling of the classics into an original, timeless design that belongs to your child.
Will a theme date quickly or feel too childish?
That is exactly what we design against. We use a light hand, so the room feels magical but still holds up as your child grows. A world that stays, not a phase.
Based in the Netherlands, we design for families in Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and across the Randstad, in English and Dutch. Looking for a nursery designer in Amsterdam? Or read this in Dutch: sprookjeskamer laten ontwerpen.