It’s essential for Stephanie that she likes the way her kid’s rooms looks. It’s the family home, so they all need to feel comfortable and happy there. She tries to navigate away from superhero-themed children’s rooms. Instead, she tries to find what the girls really like - a version or alternative that is stylish and beautiful to her eyes as well. “Usually, they are over the moon with what I pick out for them – and sometimes I let them choose things from a pre-selection that I’ve made”, she explains. “I like to think that I teach them to value good quality and design, and I protect them from overstimulation by keeping things a bit pared down.”

“The interior in the kid’s rooms needs to be accessible for them – safe, obviously, but also like it is designed with them in mind,” Stephanie says. “That’s why I picked the Wood Mini+ basic for Eloise when she was born instead of a junior size bed. I didn’t want a bed that would feel too big for her. And she’s slept in the ‘crib mode’ up until two months ago: she simply didn’t ask or show a need to be able to get in and out by herself before”. Stephanie loves the idea that she felt so good in her little ‘nest’ for so long. After the Summer break, Eloise discovered her independence, and Stephanie appreciates furniture that can grow and transform with the life of kids.