Single beds

Single beds for children from 6 years

I single beds mark a transition phase in your child's growth. The day will soon come when your children will outgrow their cot and the main goal will be to renovate the bedroom!

Teenagers and older children feel the need for a less childlike environment, but like real little adults. A place all for them, where they can listen to music, chat with friends, study and dedicate themselves to their interests ... 

If you are looking for a quality 90x200 single bed, discover our collection of children's beds Nordic-inspired design.

All models of beds bedrooms available on our online site they are designed to last over the years and made of lacquered wood exclusively with 100% non-toxic, water-based paints. In addition, each bed is equipped with a removable protective barrier to ensure greater safety and avoid the risk of falls during sleep.

Measures single bed: some tips for the passage

Often, when the cradle or cot becomes too small, one can make the mistake of moving to a definitive solution of standard dimensions, which could prove to be an inadequate choice for a still young child. We must always remember that the bed must be proportionate and accompany the development phase of your child, it is no coincidence that between childhood and adolescence there is a long intermediate period that our furniture choices must support!

If you prefer a smaller bed before moving on to a single bed, our advice is to opt for one junior bed or transformable model, designed to adapt to the growth of children. Even a low bed like i Montessorian beds may prove to be a good choice; for this transition period your child will be able to get on and off in complete autonomy, without any risk of falling.

Beds for children, how to furnish the bedroom 

Often the transition to a single bed corresponds to the beginning of elementary school, a very important and emotional period for every child. And with the arrival of a new routine, the bedroom will also be transformed to adapt to your child's new habits and needs. The key word? Organization!

Here are some tips:

• the first step will be to organize the space by dividing the environment into a sleeping area and one dedicated to study;
• make room for one desk, possibly next to the window, and one library to create a space where your child can read and do homework;
• choose a single bed with pull-out bed to host friends!
• opt for a wardrobe with flexible internal organization, to facilitate the change of season and daily management.