Noelle & Isabelle's Room, 4 & 2 years old

Styling: Trine Frølich
Photographer: Katrine Rohrberg

The journal is made in collaboration with ecoBirdy.

Belgium-based ecoBirdy redesigns plastic waste and turns it into sustainable and ergonomic furniture. Their kids' collection, including the iconic Charlie Chair and matching Luisa Table, was created to introduce children to sustainability and circular economy.

ecoBirdy's latest products – the Marine Mirror and Marine Coat Hanger – are inspired by the spirit of coastal life with an elegant and organic aesthetic.

Hellerup, Denmark

Born two years apart, sisters Noelle, 4 and Isabelle, 2, do almost everything together including sharing not just one, but two rooms: One for sleeping and one for playing.

Their playroom is found on the 2nd floor of the house. In here, most of their toys, dress-up clothes, lots of books and a pile of mattresses can be found. The rest is downstairs, in the living room, where the girls also love to play. Their bedroom, located on the 1st floor, is primarily for sleeping, and colours in here have been kept gentle and calm.

Come inside and explore these children's rooms, where the decor is characterized by soft pastel colours, cozy lighting and a few but well-chosen items – and see how it creates a sense of calm in an often hectic life with small children.

The playroom is on the 2nd floor and comes with a wonderful, round window, where lots of light shines through. A pile of mattresses – and a very large and soft teddy – allows for fun play on the floor and a soft place to sit.

It's also here that chairs and the matching Luisa table in vanilla from ecoBirdy take centerstage amongst other toys, dress-up clothes and balance boards.

All furniture from ecoBirdy is made from old toys and plastic waste. First, everything is sorted by colour, then shredded into smaller pieces and finally put into molds to create the popular Charlie Chair and Luisa Table. Here, the set is seen in colour vanilla.

The girls' bedroom is mainly for sleeping and a place to store their clothes. A large box spring bed was recently added to the room, wide enough for both of them to sleep – plus a parent, if needed.

Seen here: On the floor is a light rose rug and a picnic basket; a red-and-yellow 'Casa Glora' block puzzle sits on the chair.