Olga's Room, 8 years old

Styling: Studio Mini
Photographer: Katrine Rohrberg

This journal is sponsored by Creativ Company.

Creativ Company is a Danish craft business dedicated to making creativity accessible to all. Through their diverse range of craft supplies, they inspire children and adults alike to explore their creativity through play and creation. They are notably recognised for their 'Creativity in a Box' concept: An all-in-one solution that simplifies the creative process and allows for greater tranquillity and immersion as a family.

Frederiksberg, Denmark

8-year-old Olga has a light and airy room, that is naturally divided into two zones. One zone is for reading, relaxing and sleeping while the other is for crafting and creating.

This is a wonderful room for a creative 8-year-old, who just finished making her own Halloween costume, and now is on to her next project: Homemade Christmas gifts.

A look from the living room and into Olga's room. Her room is naturally divided into two zones: One zone on the right for reading, relaxing and sleeping, and one zone on the left for crafting and creating.

Two stools, one for Olga and one for a friend, are placed by the Egon Eiermann desk, where Olga often does her crafts and creations.

On the table sits a Bambi Lamp, a mini note book and a Bunny Bowl is used to store little crafts and other things.

Olga loves to make beaded bracelets and necklaces. The bracelets here are created using the 'Bracelet Kit' from Creativ Company. A Bunny Bowl is used for storage.

Also seen here: The game of mikado, and a mini notebook.

The desk of a creative 8-year-old: One big organised mix of beads, strings, scissors, markers, ribbons and much more. Little clay doughnuts are seen in the bowl.

Pictures and other special memories are kept safe on the pin board.

A world of craft everywhere on the desk, plus the large and lovely Bambi Light. Olga's handmade paper flowers, that she loves to make, are placed in a little vase.

Olga used a 'Candle Kit' from Creativ Company to easily create her own candles by adding colour to the candles, and then rolling them on special paper.