Rooms by Zoya B:

11 Luxury Kids’ Bedrooms To Inspire Your Day

Highly regarded and renowned Interior Designer, Zoya B finds both gratification and pride in preserving the admirable tradition of her family’s work. After graduating from the Parsons School of Interior Design, she spent over a decade solely practicing interior design under some of the most prominent names in the industry such as David Easton. The experience she gained throughout these years has translated into an innate ability to transition between a myriad of diverse styles.

11 Luxury Kids’ Bedrooms By Rooms by Zoya B

Ariel’s Room

Inspired By The Look

Cuddle Armchair And Ottoman

Aurora’s Room

Catherine’s Room

With the insight garnered from her traditional foundations, she found that her expertise allowed her to seamlessly cross between classical and modern representation. As her understanding of the trade developed, Zoya B formed a manner of a new appreciation for the very same values that her father had shared with her at earlier ages. Following the birth of her daughter, Zoya B discovered yet another facet behind her passion, leading her involvement with interior design to take an entirely different route. As a young mother, her love for children and their educational development gave way to evolution throughout her designs.

Clara’s Room

Inspired By The Look

Illusion Table

Dorothy’s Room

Francesco’s Room

She soon founded “Rooms by Zoya B, Inc.” and with it, the Zoya B. Collection. In the coming years thereafter, the excellence evident within her designs and developed the reputation of being an authority in decorating children’s rooms has broached involvement with many charitable causes. All of Zoya B’s rooms contain a certain “magical” quality that is best described by the stories that have influenced their design.

Johnny’s Room

Inspired By The Look

Cloud Cradle

Peter’s Room

For example, Clara’s room after Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker ballet; Peter’s room after a myriad of jungle-themed tales as well as Peter Pan; Ariel’s room after Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid; Aurora’s room after Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Sleeping Beauty ballet; and Dorothy’s room after L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz. In continuing her work, Zoya strives for every child to find the same joy as those she has seen thus far.