NW Heidelberg

Corner of a room with a nature-themed wall mural featuring dense green foliage, a round dark gray felt pouf, a round light gray knitted ottoman, and a white modern coat rack shaped like tree branches.

A consultation for a two teenage rooms swap, including Interior Design optimization and Feng Shui: The furniture layouts have been optimized for ergonomic and space-efficient work, as well as for relaxation and activity areas in small spaces.

Based on authentic Feng shui principles, energetical support for personal growth and grounding, as well as harmonizing directions for sleeping and studying positions for both teenagers were implemented into the interior concept.

Small bedroom with a wooden bunk bed on the left, a green rug on the wooden floor, a white shelving unit with various stickers on the right, and a desk in front under a window showing a slanted rooftop outside.

Before

VISION

Pencil sketch of a cozy indoor climbing and relaxation space featuring a loft bed on the left, a hanging hammock chair near a window with potted plants, a rock climbing wall on the right, and a mat on the floor beneath the climbing holds.

Improving the beneficial energy uptake for the entire family, particularly the new working place position and orientation, the optimal use of space under the sloping roof and consequently a more relaxed, organized and energetically supportive home office workspace for the parents was warmly appreciated.