Our Decoesfera partners have found this wonderful idea to turn the stairwell into a little house for children! What to say !, I love it, it also responds perfectly to that need that children have to find a space even if it is small to rest, think, read, hide from their siblings, or play with them, snack.
I think that all children at some point in their lives play to have their little houses: some receive them as a gift from Reyes and they are huge (until they turn seven when they have to bend down to enter through the door), others are built taking advantage of the angle formed by the trunk and one of the branches of any tree ... When my son was four years old, he gathered two chairs in the small hallway of a tiny floor, covered them with cloth and towels, and took his plate of food there. When we managed to live in a bigger place and reinstall the little house where he played just a year while he was almost a baby, they had both grown up, but there was always a neighborhood or friend who was going to make 'meals' or that It climbed on the roof.
Now they both play to put limits between their world and ours, they just have to hang a quilt from the bunk, and so they have their bed covered up to get in and tell secrets, or they may fight (depending on the day)
I think I'm messing everything up too much, the idea is from decorator and stylist Holly Mathis, and as you can see in the details, the house has independent lighting and wooden interior walls. To keep in mind is that the window has no glass (just in case), and well, seeing the photos, a yearning to return even for 30 minutes to childhood to get there. Look also at the Dutch gate and the entrance lantern, Lovely!
What do you think?
