Luxury Sleeping Area for Kids: An Undersea Adventure by ByMura
Luxury Sleeping Area for Kids: An Undersea Adventure by ByMura featuring CIRCU's Magical Pieces
This
Luxury Sleeping Area is part of a very special project in which
Circu partnered up with
ByMura, the
Top Interior Design Studio that was responsible for bringing this design treasure to life. In this project,
Circu takes you to the depths of the ocean where you will find a new level of inspiration you never thought possible.
ByMura is a
design studio established in
Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. It was founded in 2017 thanks to the vision of the architect
Lorena Gámez and her interdisciplinary team, who had the firm objective of conceiving sites with meaning and purpose, as well as offering comprehensive creative solutions for those who want a superior
design experience, from the initial idea to the final result.
ByMura does the conceptualization, supervision, and execution in projects of different types:
Residential, Commercial, Institutional and Hospitality.
A ballad of waves
The relaxing sound of the waves can calm a storm. We drift to a different world and get lost in the wonders of nature. That set of mind was the inspiration behind this very special
sleeping area.
ByMura chose our
Tristen Bed that was inspired by the movie Atlantics, this one of a kind
bed was made to shape comfort and to keep little ones' dreams safe and sound while they travel through their imagination at night. The
velvet touch promises to give little ones a sound night of sleep where their imagination can travel through happy places. To
store all of those dreams, the
Sky Nightstand was the choice for this project. With a vintage look and a name that evokes dreams, you can keep the room tidy and stylish at the same time. And the
Beautiful wall art especially design for this project? Breathtaking.
In this very special
Luxury Sleeping Area and this overall
amazing design,
Circu gives you the key to open the treasure box, where you will find the golden pieces for your next
project.
