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High Bed With Desk And Wardrobe

If you're looking to find a stylish and functional twin loft bed that comes with a desk and wardrobe, this could be the one for you. It has a bed at the top with a slat structure to eliminate the box spring, and a built-in ladder.

This twin Asten loft with a desk and armoire as well as drawers and a hidden hole offers plenty of storage space for your teen or child. It is available in four colors and can be used with either a full or twin mattress.

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This loft bed with desk was designed to provide you with plenty of storage space in your bedroom. It comes with an integrated desk with three drawers as well as an open storage cupboard and a huge storage wardrobe. It also has wide, flat, comfortable stairs that make it easy to reach the second tier. There is also a multi-purpose space under the staircase to store books, decor items and your favorite things.

This high bed with a desk and wardrobe is a great solution for teens and children. The rounded edges of the bed as well as the ladder will ensure the safety of your kids. The staircase also has comfortable cut-out handles. The wardrobe has two shelves that measure 111cm and a hanging bar. Both doors can be opened. The furniture is also geometrically designed and can be incorporated into any modern style of interior. It's just 2.47 square meters. The loft bed with desk, wardrobe and storage will be a hit with your children.

Architect Viktoriya Yakusha

Victoria Yakusha is an award-winning architect and designer, who's concept of 'live design' is inspired by a deep connection to the earth and her Ukrainian roots. She uses Ukrainian techniques and materials to create furniture, lighting, and decor that combines organic modernist design and a look that is rooted in cultural heritage. Yakusha's work was featured in Vogue, Architectural Digest, Elle Decoration and Dezeen. She recently opened an exhibition space for her brand, High Bed With Desk And Wardrobe FAINA, in Antwerp, Belgium.

The first collection of Yakusha, Stepping on Ukrainian Soil explores the idea that we can connect to the earth by creating benches that resemble animals. She made use of natural wood and woven wool to create pieces that are attractive and practical. The resultant design is intended to symbolize each Ukrainian's unique connection to the land and its spirit.

Yakusha is not just a designer of interiors but she is also a sculptor. She has a knack for spotting old-fashioned techniques and incorporating them into her designs. Her most recent sculpture series, Volyk, embodies the Ukrainian word meaning freedom. The innocent designs of the creatures convey the feeling of freedom and playfulness, despite their sturdy, solid base. The series was designed using Yakusha’s signature sustainable material Ztista. This mix of natural elements was designed to be a way to reconnect with nature in the future.

Yakusha's career has been dedicated to preserving traditional Ukrainian craftsmanship. She believes in authentic and honest design. Her goal is to revive endangered craft traditions and make it recognizable around the globe. She is a committed giving person and a participant in her local community. In her free time, she loves traveling and exploring new cultures. She loves spending time with her husband and children.