Roomix

Roomix: designer children's furniture to grow with your child

Roomix is a British brand specialising in children's furniture, with a focus on transition beds, floor beds and Montessori-inspired furniture. The company presents itself as designed by parents and focused on creating durable pieces that accompany every stage of family growth. Its catalogue ranges from floor and house beds to storage, shelving and bedtime accessories.

The star product: the transition bed

Roomix's transition bed, winner of the Ideal Home Award for Best Kids Bed 2026, is designed to ease the move from cot to big bed. The model evolves from a cot-style configuration into a full single bed. The company sells this bed in natural and white finishes, with convertible house-shaped options and elevated versions. Catalogue prices start at £199.99 for the basic model and go up to £429.99 for the convertible versions.

Alongside the beds, Roomix offers kids' mattresses from £149, bedside tables from £89 and a range of bedding and accessories designed to fit the dimensions of its beds.

Montessori and play furniture

The company expands its range with Montessori-inspired furniture, such as book racks, kids' storage and learning towers. These towers, designed to encourage children's independence, are one of its best-selling products. It also includes play kitchens and play tents for symbolic play, as well as Montessori bookshelves designed to make books visible and accessible for little ones.

Materials and warranty

Roomix states that each bed is made from FSC-certified solid pine, meets British safety standards and comes with a 10-year warranty. The company highlights that its products are built to last and that it does not take part in the disposable furniture logic. It offers fast delivery from 7 days and easy returns.

Commitment to sustainability

The company maintains a policy of not sending furniture to landfill. It works with the charity Furnishing Futures, to which it donates good-condition returns and surplus stock to furnish social housing for women and children who have escaped domestic violence. According to the company's data, each year 22 million pieces of furniture end up in UK landfills and 14 million people are affected by furniture-related poverty.

Presence and reach