Kids' Room virtual staging
Kids' room staging is about a child's bedroom at the right scale, so families can picture their own children in it. Renov places real products in a 3D model of the room and renders every photo from it.
Ready-made kids' room collections
Placed in one press. Every piece stays editable.
- Small Wonders: Soft sage and limestone, 23 pieces
- The Acorn House: Ochre and oak modern country, 22 pieces
- Cloud & Clover: Tonal warm minimalism, 27 pieces
- The Little Observatory: Tailored blue and walnut, 30 pieces
- The Star Map Room: Nocturne · charcoal, wine and aged brass, 28 pieces
- The Woodland Workshop: Japandi · smoked oak, linen and forest green, 22 pieces
- The Little Botanist: Art Deco · malachite, peacock and brass, 24 pieces
- The Apricot Playhouse: Mediterranean · clay, saffron and natural fibre, 28 pieces
- The Storybook Room: English collected · indigo, walnut and cream, 28 pieces
- The Young Maker’s Studio: Sculptural modern · ink, chalk and walnut, 25 pieces
Sizes to stage by
| Piece or space | Size |
|---|---|
| Twin bed | 97 × 191 cm (38 × 75 in) |
| Bunk bed | About 100 × 200 cm (40 × 80 in), 150 to 170 cm (60 to 67 in) tall |
| Child's desk | Top at 50 to 64 cm (20 to 25 in) for ages 4 to 10 |
| Around the bed | 60 cm (24 in) clear on the side you walk |
Common furniture guidelines, in metric and US sizes.
Questions
- Should I stage a spare bedroom as a kids' room?
- When the home is likely to attract families, yes. A room shown with a child's bed, desk and shelves answers whether it fits a child, and real sizes keep it reading as a bedroom.
- What furniture goes in a staged kids' room?
- A twin bed or bunk beds, a small desk and chair, low shelving and a soft rug. In Renov each is a real product at its real size.