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Helicopter bed for a young pilot: a design brand from England makes childhood dreams a reality (Photo)
The helicopter bed was invented by the designer brand of handmade furniture Dragons of Walton Street. This is the embodiment of the childhood dream of any young pilot.
Designed by designers from England, the furniture is thought out to the smallest detail. It has a dashboard, controls, a clock and a radio. An additional effect is created by the color backlight, which is connected via USB, according to the website of the design studio.
But the surprises do not end there either, because on the second floor of this handmade bed you can even do homework — for this there is a desk. And completes the design, of course, the propeller.
Dragons of Walton Street has been painting children's furniture for over 4 years. The studio has existed since Rosie Fisher opened it on Walton Street in the center of Knightsbridge, London, in 1979.
Now she is in the center of Chelsea, London. Children's furniture is still being built by British carpenters and hand-painted with love in a studio in West Sussex.
Another author's furniture was written earlier. South Korean designer Chulan Kwak has released an original collection of interior items inspired by the Japanese writing style.
Designed by designers from England, the furniture is thought out to the smallest detail. It has a dashboard, controls, a clock and a radio. An additional effect is created by the color backlight, which is connected via USB, according to the website of the design studio.
But the surprises do not end there either, because on the second floor of this handmade bed you can even do homework — for this there is a desk. And completes the design, of course, the propeller.
Dragons of Walton Street has been painting children's furniture for over 4 years. The studio has existed since Rosie Fisher opened it on Walton Street in the center of Knightsbridge, London, in 1979.
Now she is in the center of Chelsea, London. Children's furniture is still being built by British carpenters and hand-painted with love in a studio in West Sussex.
Another author's furniture was written earlier. South Korean designer Chulan Kwak has released an original collection of interior items inspired by the Japanese writing style.
Photo © dragonsofwaltonstreet.com
Photo © dragonsofwaltonstreet.com
Photo © dragonsofwaltonstreet.com