Your baby’s space doesn’t have to feel like a world of its own. It looks most natural when it continues the story of the space that already exists — through the colours, materials, shapes and atmosphere of your home.
When planning your baby’s room, the interior style you already love can be the perfect starting point. This way, the cot and other elements don’t feel like temporary additions, but rather a natural part of your living space.
Contemporary Organic — Natural and Sculptural
Soft, rounded forms, a neutral palette and natural materials such as wood, stone and linen form the foundation of the Contemporary Organic style. In your baby’s space, simply continuing the same tones and textures can create an environment that feels gentle, contemporary and connected to the rest of your home.
Boho — Relaxed and Playful
Boho interiors are characterised by earthy tones, rich textures and eclectic details. Wood, rattan, plants, woven baskets and soft textiles can naturally carry through into your baby’s space, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
Mid-Century — Retro and Functional
Clean lines, natural wood, functional pieces and carefully selected colour accents give Mid-Century interiors their distinctive character. Your baby’s space can follow the same visual language through a simple wooden cot, artwork, lighting or details inspired by retro design.
Japandi — Calm and Refined
Japandi combines Scandinavian functionality with Japanese simplicity. Light wood, natural textiles, calming colours and the absence of unnecessary details create a space that feels uncluttered and harmonious — ideal when you want your baby’s space to blend effortlessly into the rest of the interior.
Your Baby’s Space as Part of the Home
Welcoming a baby doesn’t mean your home has to lose its existing identity. On the contrary, the new space can build on what you already love and take on new functions as your family grows.
That’s why Sol Baby modular wooden cots are designed to be a long-lasting part of your interior. Their design fits naturally into a variety of home styles, while their ability to transform allows the cot to later become a functional piece of furniture for the next stages of life.
Because your baby’s space isn’t separate from your home. It becomes a new and important part of it.