A bright kids’ room with a wooden bed, toy shelves and a colourful rug

A kids’ room that grows with them.

Set a budget and Gaudi plans it: what to buy first, real products from shops you know, and a layout with room to play, sleep and do homework.

Takes 30 seconds

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  • Room
  • Budget
  • Style
  • Situation
  • Focus

Let’s plan the kids’ room

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Sample plan

Living room · Rework

Within your 30 000 Kč budget

  • Checked wool rugBonami3 990 Kč
  • Cushion covers ×2Bonami590 Kč
  • Oak sideboardDesignSpot7 990 Kč

+ 2 more

Total20 350 Kč
Sample plan

Living room · Rework

Within your 30 000 Kč budget

  • Checked wool rugBonami3 990 Kč
  • Cushion covers ×2Bonami590 Kč
  • Oak sideboardDesignSpot7 990 Kč

+ 2 more

Total20 350 Kč

Real products from shops you know

What a kids’ room plan covers.

Kids’ rooms change every year or two. The plan starts with what lasts and adds what they need now.

Picture it finished.

Pick a look you like, and Gaudi plans your kids’ room to match, with real products that fit your budget.

Example images, made with AI.

How far do you want to go?

Products hand-picked fromBonamiDesignSpot

5 000 KčRefresh

Small changes, a big difference.

Keep your furniture. Gaudi rearranges it for light and flow, then adds a few well-chosen pieces: textiles, a plant, art, a rug.

  • A style direction for your room and taste
  • A to-scale plan to rearrange what you own
  • Exact products from premium shops, within budget
  • New core furniture, measured to fit (at a higher budget)
  • Trusted local tradespeople, booked for you (at a higher budget)
Plan total4 450 Kč

Uses 89% of your budget · 550 Kč to spare · 5 products

Illustrative concepts and example prices. Real plans use your room's measurements, current prices from shops in Czechia such as Bonami and DesignSpot, and quotes from local tradespeople.

How it works.

  1. 1

    Show us the room

    A few photos and measurements are enough.

  2. 2

    Set your budget

    From new storage and textiles to a full redo. Tell us what stays.

  3. 3

    Get your plan

    Zones to sleep, play and learn, and a shopping list within your budget, with pieces that last from toddler to school age.

Questions parents ask.

What should I buy first?

The bed and the storage. They decide how the room works, and the rug, lamp and decor can follow when the budget allows.

Can two children share the room?

Yes. The plan gives each child their own sleeping spot and storage, with a bunk bed or two beds depending on the space.

How much does a kids’ room cost?

Move the slider in the budget planner above to see what each of the three budgets, from a quick refresh to a full makeover, costs where you live.

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