Childrens Bedroom Furniture for DD (Age 7) Any Inspiration

[surreylady]

I have been looking around for bedroom furniture for DD - She has a 4 poster bed in White (White company) and the wardrobes are currently built in so need to stay until we remodel.....I am looking for Chest of drawers/bookcase/bedside table and she would like a dressing table - I have tried all the obvious White Company/John Lewis/Habitat/M&S and can't see something clean line and modern that would suit a 7 year old - we are not MFI/Ikea people (and rubbish at anything self assembly)- Anyone found a shop or site that would suit please - I think I am looking mid price range - John Lewis Type - thought I might find something in sale season - Help please appreciated. Thanks

anyone? thanks

here?

the kids window lots of different choices

the children's furniture company

aspace

aspace is nice. There are discounts available too if you order before 6th July (code EN8G - 10% off orders above £250, 15% over £500 and 20% over £1000)

Thanks all - have been pointed towards next also - any thoughts - I have never brought anything from here - not even a blouse - looks Ok on the website but doesn't give any details - aspace looks lovely thank you.

GLTC have some nice stuff

next is mainly self assmebly so check first beofre you order. also we found when ordering for my eldest sons bedroom that a chest of drawers in next was £300 and the exact same set was £60 in argos and as much as i thought i hates argos furniture,and was very snobbish about ordering it, i have to say i am really pleased with it.

the set for my son is called charlie and they do it in pink too, we were so impressed we brought a set for my daughers room in white with pink heart handles. very cute and surprisingly sturdy.

a tip though buy an extra pot of wood glue as you don;t get enough in the pack and look in your local paper/newsagents windows for a handy man who will come and assemble it for you. def worth the cost.

Belle Maison were great for us and it is real furniture although a little more expensive