One of my passions is decor. I’m the type of person who can rearrange the furniture about five times in one day (sorry kids and hubby!) I love tinkering with decor, searching for solid wood pieces at estate sales, and then transforming a tired and dull piece of furniture into something fresh and unexpected. There’s something about solid wood furniture that lends a certain depth to a room (not to mention has longevity and durability — a must for kids’ spaces!) So I was thrilled to find Maxtrix Kids Furniture. Every single piece of furniture they make is for kids, and I was just blown away by the quality. We’re not talking pressboard here. So many of Maxtrix Kids Furniture products are made of premium grade, sustainably-harvested solid hardwoods (like maple, birch and aspen) and the quality, design and detail of each piece is just stunning. I mean, where can you find a good dove-tail construction any more? And because I love choices (I’m an editor, after all!) of course I also love all the variety and versatility Maxtrix Kids Furniture offers — beds, bunks, lofts, and trundles, all with tons of storage and accessory options.
So let’s get down to the best part about Maxtrix. This kids’ furniture system is pretty much genius. Designed to grow up with your kiddo, the connecting pieces of the bed can be reconfigured, adjusted and added to as your child grows. How cool is that?
And let’s see what else…
Flexible bunkbeds to fit even the smallest spaces? Check!
Bunks with slides? Any kid’s dream!
Corner bunks, or a staircase loft with a ton of storage? YES please!
Tent cover for the top of the bed? Oh yes!
(We also adore their super duper innovative toy chest, designed to be opened from the top or the bottom.)
Here is a fun idea what to do with your new Maxtrix Kids bed!
Star Loft | Table with Chairs | Back Pillows | School Chair | Dresser
Low Loft Bed | Storage | Magazine/Book Rack | Toy Chest | Pillows
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Recently, I have been looking up on the Internet for kid’s furniture as I need to design the new room for my son who is craving for a separate room. It’s really difficult to decide whether to visit a kid’s furniture store or buy furniture online; and more so what kind of bed should be the best for my child. However, this blog by Priscilla Baros is an eye opener and exhibits a number of trendy options for kids beds.