A sage-green children's bedroom in Quezon City balances play and calm. A built-in daybed, circular gallery wall, and warm oak floors create a durable, design-forward space for siblings to share.
01. Project Details
Apolonio Samson Residence, Children's Bedroom
40
Quezon City, Philippines
02. Project Discovery Brief
The clients, parents of two young children in Quezon City, needed a shared bedroom that could hold both a play zone and a calm sleep environment. It had to be durable enough for daily use, yet visually cohesive with the rest of the home. Storage, a study corner, and room for pets were early requirements.
03. Concept & Vision
A garden room for growing up. Sage green grounds the space in nature while staying gender-neutral for a shared sibling room. Soft geometry, circles, curves, and rounded edges, softens a compact 40 sqm footprint.
To design a bedroom that matures with the children, flexible enough for solo play today and independent study tomorrow, built from materials that age well under daily wear.
04. Design Development
The daybed-sofa hybrid replaced twin beds to free up floor area for play. A modular circular wall system was developed as both storage and display, doubling as a soft focal point above the headboard. Furniture layout was tested against sightlines to the study desk and window, ensuring natural light reaches both work and rest zones.
05. Construction & Delivery
Built-in millwork was fabricated off-site and installed to tight tolerances against the curved wall geometry. Sage-green finishes were matched and applied on-site; oak flooring was sequenced last to protect against construction damage. The room was delivered turnkey, furnished, styled, and move-in ready.
