Unisex children's bedroom design x 2

  • Status: Closed
  • PrĂŞmio: $180
  • Inscrições Recebidas: 18
  • Vencedor: lindernieto

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This contest is not guaranteed because I have no idea if there's even people on Freelancer.com with interior decoration skills. But I have every intention on paying if there's a worthy entry. Luckily, I have no design preference. All I care about is that rooms are unisex and warm / inviting. That's it.

I take on emergency / short term foster kids (aged anywhere between 6 and 17, boys or girls). I have two 3x3m bedrooms. They are almost identical - just different positions of the doors.

In terms of styling, the rooms will be the same. In terms of object positioning, they will be slightly different due to the different door positions (entry door and built in robe doors). The entry door and built in robe doors open INTO the room.

You can't change the dark brown / red floorboards or the cream walls. So given those constraints, and that the room needs a single bed and a small desk as a minimum... how would you layout and style the room? Of course, there are plenty of ways to change floors (rugs) and walls (prints / wall decals).

Each room has built-in robes which does NOT take up any of the 3x3m space. So therefore no cupboard / wardrobe is needed. However each room will need ample storage and shelving space. With limited floor space I'm thinking storage drawers under the single bed, and shelving on top of the desk. I'd prefer not to drill into walls to add shelves. The bed head can have shelving to... I'm sure there's plenty of ideas to solve storage / shelving space issues.

IMPORTANT: I want the room to be unisex.... and I must be able to change the look and feel of the room easily to cater for different aged children. So using chalkboards on the walls, notice boards on the wall so I can pin different fabrics / prints to, using wall decals that can easily be removed / replaced, etc... are all things you should be thinking about.

I like, and think it's best to use punk / retro colours as they are unisex and fun.

I also like this room design:
https://www.amara.com/luxpad/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Claire-Price.jpg

Although keep in mind that I don't have a lot of money to buy customised and hard to find items that appear in the example above.

KEY: Each room must be warm, inviting, cozy, safe... and I think clever uses of lighting should be considered.

KEY: If it's possible to have a bean bag or something for a "chill" spot to read, etc... that would be great. I know the room is small but if we can have 3 spaces - sleep, study, play / chill... that would be great.

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Pictures of the empty room are here:
the items in this photo are to be removed: http://eatyourveggies.com.au/room1.jpg
a bad photo, sorry about that: http://eatyourveggies.com.au/room2.jpg

And I've done floor plans:
Room1 is on the left and Room2 is on the right of this floor plan: http://eatyourveggies.com.au/rooms_floorplans.png

Note the different positions of the doors and how room1 is probably better because of the positions of the doors. Ignore my positioning of things. I was just testing things out.

I do have a small desk with hutch:
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/oxford-hutch-desk-oxfrdhoakt

I got that desk (with hutch) because the hutch acts as shelving. We don't have to use that desk / hutch if you don't want. I like the idea of lots of shelving being on a desk as it's a space saver:

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/68/3e/4d/683e4d572809d84e8a27fc95e74a7dd0.jpg

Room 2 couldn't have a corner desk because of the door configuration?

A 3D mockup of each room:
Room1 on the left, Room2 on the right: http://eatyourveggies.com.au/rooms_3d.png

The built in robe doors are not rendering properly in the 3D image. Both doors open inwards.

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  • fridaanantya
    fridaanantya
    • 6 anos atrás

    please check entry #34

    • 6 anos atrás
  • DohaElamin
    DohaElamin
    • 6 anos atrás

    check entry #33

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I really don't know why people are submitting designs that ignore the floor plans, or change the wall colours, or simply ignore things in the brief. But you are wasting your time if you submit a design that doesn't even match the floor plan.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Some notes to all:
    I won't seal the contest because this is not a logo contest. I'll explain...

    Firstly, interior decoration jobs are rate on this platform and there's not many people on this platform with those skills. Therefore, there will be very few people submitting designs and I need everyone to see what designs I like to help them understand what I'm trying to achieve.

    If I knew I'd get 100+ designs submitted then I'd seal the contest.

    But also... in a logo contest, if the contest holder marks one entry as 5 stars then everyone knows that the contest holder likes that STYLE of logo.

    In this contest there is NO style that I prefer. All I want is a unisex bedroom that is warm and cozy. Any colour scheme, any layout, any furniture... I don't care. So if I rate a design as 5 stars, it simply means that the design meets the brief. It's not an indication that I like that specific STYLE.

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. ssquaredesign
      ssquaredesign
      • 6 anos atrás

      I understand your point but for just one reason I wanted it to be sealed. The uniqueness of a work will not remain and people who don't have any idea about this will try posting almost the same work which ruins the hard work and creative thinking capabilities of a person. This is just my point of view.

      • 6 anos atrás
    2. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      Yeh but I've run lots of contests (mostly on 99designs.com) and if I see a really similar design come in, I ignore it as the earlier submitted design is the "original" concept.

      • 6 anos atrás
  • chriscarrera
    chriscarrera
    • 6 anos atrás

    Hi Sir, those images you gave as inspirations are really cool and well designed. Probably because they left it at the designers hand or there was "some" freedom in the design. Based on your requirements it's very limited. Cannot change the floorboards and the cream walls. No drilling on the walls to add shelves. And not enough budget to buy customised or other stuff. Maybe the designer and the owner can meet halfway, like a compromise to achieve the desired outcome. If the owner sets the limitations early on and sticks with those limitations I don't think it'll help. Just my own opinion. Thanks. :)

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      Well I'm getting some great entries that meet the brief. So it's certainly possible.

      • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Just to confirm with everyone... I want a 100% completed interior DECORATION idea that is suitable for boys or girls aged 6 - 17. I will not change the room depending on the child staying. So you need to pick the colour accents / details that will meet that brief and submit a 100% completed design.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Just to confirm colours... the roof is white, walls are off white / light cream and all doors are cream.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Oh, and there's only one central light in each bedroom so please ensure your entries don't use multiple downlights... the best I can do it replace / lower the central light in each room. But lamps can be used to create the lighting effect you want.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I should point out to everyone that this contest is my way to find someone I can work with on doing the other rooms... lounge, rumpus, etc.

    I've moved into a new place and am spending thousands of dollars on new furniture for every room. So I'm more than happy to pay $180 for this content and then an hourly or fixed price rate to the winner to do the other rooms.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • architectsgroups
    architectsgroups
    • 6 anos atrás

    #guaranteed

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      no can do. Not enough people will enter this contest for me to guarantee it. It's been open for 2 days and I have one person who has met the brief. This is not a logo contest where I'll get hundreds of entries.

      • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Also on the 3D render ignore the way the doors open - I can't get them to render properly. The way the doors open on the 2D floor plan are CORRECT.

    Windows are 184cm wide and 212cm high

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I've updated the floor plans and 3D image. The position of the door in room #2 was wrong. It's in the center of the wall, not the corner... sorry.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Can everyone see my comments that I make on a specific design?

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    It's a rental property so I can't really change the built-in-robe doors. I'd much prefer sliding doors but that can't happen.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • ssquaredesign
    ssquaredesign
    • 6 anos atrás

    #sealed please

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I think a low "loft" bed is good for all ages. For younger children it's not a danger being too high. For teens it's not too high (like a "bunk" bed) making it uncool. In this one:

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Midi-Low-Line-Single-Loft-Bed-Payment-on-Pick-Up-Only/302697629526?hash=item467a2f4756:g:Y5AAAOSwBYFayX7x

    There's lots of drawer and shelving storage. I think if you go any higher and put a desk under there, it again becomes only suitable for younger children and for teens it's possibly a bit uncool and is a safety risk for younger children sleeping at that height

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I think a low loft bed works for young kids and teens. And in this example:

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Single-Loft-Bed-Great-for-small-rooms/123015580748?hash=item1ca44ccc4c:g:1C4AAOSw4P1ZxHbw

    The desk forms part of the bed which is great for saving space.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    With that last link I posted... imagine in room#2 putting the bed positioned across the window with shelves at either end of the bed... this uses 100% of the floor space, make the window a focus (rather than trying to work around the window when positioning the bed), and results in lots of shelving space and creates a nice area to sit and read as well. In addition, no bed head would be needed.

    I don't know... I'm no expert but I think it could work. In addition, you could raise the bed and have storage drawers underneath.

    The windows are West facing so the window doesn't get the morning sun streaming in which could be annoying if the window was facing East.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    What an uber cool room - don't you just want to hang out in there all day long?
    https://st.hzcdn.com/simgs/50a13b3b0fa1ee16_8-9447/eclectic-bedroom.jpg

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    https://st.hzcdn.com/simgs/65f134cd0308d954_8-2543/contemporary-kids.jpg

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Limited floor space, dark floorboards, cool room:

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    https://www.amara.com/luxpad/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Claire-Price.jpg

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    I just want to clarify that this is not a "room layout" and "basic styling" job. I've already worked out the basics of where a bed and desk will go - that's easy.

    I want someone to make this an uber cool space for young people. The space needs interior DECORATION... whilst taking into account my comments about shelving, etc.

    If you google "cool unisex teen bedroom" you'll see they are filled with lots of places to store, display, and hang things, lots of colour, pictures on the wall, and lots of knick-knacks to create interest in the room.

    I can easily work out where to put a bed and a desk, and can easily pick a bed-spread that will match the floor and walls. But the result will be a nice, clinical room... not a fun, inviting room full of youthful energy.

    This is a great room:

    • 6 anos atrás
  • truelifeajf
    Proprietário do Concurso
    • 6 anos atrás

    Just to confirm that these rooms will be used by 6 - 17 year olds, and most like older children (10+). So it'll be best to lean towards a "teen" style room rather than a "little kid" style room.

    • 6 anos atrás
  • tharinis
    tharinis
    • 6 anos atrás

    Please check entry #2 and comment :)

    • 6 anos atrás
  • muratdemircan53
    muratdemircan53
    • 6 anos atrás

    I dont think I will participate in this unguaranteed contest. But you can check my portfolio if you like and give this project as a job.
    Thanks.

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      Yeh, I've run lots of contests on 99designs and the like. There's really nothing for interior decoration other than paying $400 per hour for a consultant.

      • 6 anos atrás
    2. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      There's a very high chance that the quality of entries will be low using Freelancer for this kind of contest, so there's no way I could set it to "guaranteed" on this occasion. At the same time I can't just hire you hourly when there's nothing on your profile (description or feedback) to show interior design skills... you're clearly skilled in architecture though. So, if you want to take the risk of submitting even some basic concepts to this contest, then I can indicate whether I think it's worth you spending more time and in turn getting paid. There's probably not going to be many (any?) other people attempting this contest... not sure.

      • 6 anos atrás
  • mariajoself
    mariajoself
    • 6 anos atrás

    #sealed

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      What does #sealed mean?

      • 6 anos atrás
  • ZaraMargaryan
    ZaraMargaryan
    • 6 anos atrás

    working on this project

    • 6 anos atrás
    1. truelifeajf
      Proprietário do Concurso
      • 6 anos atrás

      Ok, how can you start working on it without the pics of the room, floor plans, etc? I only just now realised Freelancer removed the links to those resources. I've just uploaded them to the project instead.

      • 6 anos atrás

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