cabin bed Montessori, Paris collection

A genuine Montessori cabin bed , like our Paris model, is distinguished by several essential features inspired by the pedagogy of the same name. The first is its low height, with the bed very close to the floor (generally between 15 and 30 cm), enabling the child to get in and out of bed completely independently, without adult assistance and without risk of falling.

This accessibility promotes independence, a fundamental principle of the Montessori method. The design is also uncluttered, with no superfluous elements to distract the child. The house- or hut-shaped structure creates a personal, delimited space that provides a sense of security while stimulating the imagination. Our Paris Montessori bed perfectly integrates these principles in a solid, durable design.

A Montessori cabin bed like our Paris model is ideal as soon as the child is ready to leave his or her cot, generally between 18 months and 3 years of age. This early transition is possible thanks to the safety offered by the low height of the bed, which eliminates any risk of a dangerous fall. This transition to a "big bed", while remaining close to the ground, respects the child's natural developmental rhythm and fosters incipient autonomy.

The Montessori bed is perfectly suited to children up to 6-7 years of age, or even beyond, depending on their morphology and preferences. This longevity of use makes it a particularly wise investment for the early years.

The Montessori Paris cabin bed promotes several essential aspects of a child's development. Autonomy is the first virtue: children can decide for themselves when to go to bed and when to get up, thus developing confidence in their abilities. This independence also contributes to better sleep quality, as children feel in control of their environment. Proximity to the ground facilitates safe exploration of space, encouraging motor skills.

The hut-like structure defines a personal space that fosters a sense of belonging and security, while stimulating the imagination. These combined benefits support children's cognitive, emotional and physical development, in perfect harmony with Maria Montessori's educational principles.

The cabin bed Paris blends in perfectly with the other elements of a Montessori bedroom. It's ideal for use with child-height furniture, such as low shelves, a child-height mirror or an accessible coat rack. The bed's uncluttered look complements the tidy, minimalist environment advocated by Montessori pedagogy.

We recommend placing the bed against one wall, leaving the other sides accessible to encourage freedom of movement. For a complete Montessori room, combine the bed with an activity mat on the floor, a few carefully selected toys stored in accessible bins, and artwork hung at child height. This overall configuration creates a space that invites independence, exploration and learning.

Yes, our Montessori Paris cabin bed can be fitted with one or two optional safety rails. Although the low height of the bed already considerably limits the risk of falls, some parents prefer to add a barrier, particularly if the child is very restless during sleep or is transitioning from a cot.

Gates are designed to be low enough to allow the child to get out of bed by himself when awake, thus preserving his autonomy - a key principle of Montessori pedagogy. These barriers can be added to the initial purchase, or ordered at a later date if the need arises after observing the child's sleep.

Our Montessori Paris cabin bed differs from other Cabania models in that it is significantly lower, with the sleeping surface around 20-30 cm from the floor, compared with 40-50 cm for our other models. This essential feature meets the Montessori principles of autonomy and safety. The Paris design is also more minimalist, encouraging concentration and calm.

Other models, such as the Oleron, Dakota or Sherwood, feature taller structures and more assertive themes (seaside inspiration, Indian tepee, tree house). Unlike these models, the Paris Montessori cannot be fitted with storage drawers due to its low height, but it does offer the advantage of occupying less vertical space in the bedroom.

For a Montessori Paris cabin bed , we recommend a mattress with a maximum thickness of 10 to 12 cm. This moderate thickness keeps the total bed height close to the floor, in line with Montessori principles. A medium-density mattress (approx. 35 kg/m³) offers support adapted to the morphology of young children, while ensuring optimum comfort.

Our Cabania mattress, made in France with high-resilience polyurethane foam, is specially designed to meet these criteria. Its removable cover makes it easy to clean, a feature particularly appreciated during the night-time potty training phase. To fully respect the Montessori approach, choose a firm mattress that promotes good back development.

The Montessori Paris cabin bed is designed to accompany your child for several years, generally from 18 months-3 years to 6-7 years. Its solid pine structure amply supports the weight of a growing child. As your child grows and his needs change, you can easily adapt the bed by adding or removing rails, or modifying the decorative accessories.

If, after a few years, you'd like to move on to a higher bed, our other Cabania models (such as the Oleron or the Dakota) offer a natural transition while retaining the hut-like appearance that children appreciate. This scalability is testimony to our commitment to offering sustainable solutions that adapt to different development phases.

To create an optimal sleeping environment around the Montessori Paris cabin bed , there are several elements to consider. Create a calm atmosphere with soft, soothing colors on walls and textiles. Limit excessive visual stimulation in the immediate vicinity of the bed. A soft nightlight can reassure without disturbing sleep. Place a small low bookcase with a few books near the bed for the bedtime ritual. In keeping with the Montessori approach, involve the child in preparing his or her own sleeping space: choosing sheets, arranging favorite stuffed animals, etc. This participation reinforces the child's sense of belonging to his or her own world.

This participation reinforces their sense of belonging and control. Our accessories, such as light bed linens and soft bed braids, help to create an enveloping, secure atmosphere conducive to quality sleep.

Montessori principles applied to sleep, like those embodied by our cabin bed Paris, are based on solid pedagogical observations and echoed in contemporary research on child development. Several studies have demonstrated the benefits of early autonomy on self-confidence and learning skills. Research in developmental psychology also underlines the importance of an environment adapted to a child's size for his or her emotional well-being.

Pediatricians and sleep specialists recognize the benefits of a gentle transition from a cot to a floor bed, enabling children to regulate their sleep cycles naturally. While the Montessori approach is not an exact science, its consistency with current knowledge of child development explains its growing popularity with parents and educators worldwide.

The cabin bed Paris comes with the slatted base included, but the mattress is sold separately. We offer our Cabania 90x190 mattress, specially designed to fit perfectly. Accessories such as storage drawers or decorative elements are also available as options.

Assembly of the cabin bed Paris takes around 2-3 hours with the tools provided. The detailed instructions include clear diagrams and all screws are pre-sorted. No special DIY skills are required.

The Paris model still retains its cabane structure, which is an integral part of its design. However, the gates can be removed and accessories modified to adapt the aesthetics to your child's changing tastes.

The Montessori model's floor-mounted design is particularly suited to children with motor difficulties or greater autonomy needs. Easy access and the absence of height facilitate transfers and reduce bedtime anxiety.

The natural color enhances the grain of the solid pine, creating a warm, authentic ambience. White lacquer offers a more modern, luminous look, easier to match with different decorating styles. Both finishes comply with the same safety standards.

Absolutely! Thanks to its contained height, the cabin bed Paris is perfectly suited to attic rooms or rooms with low ceilings. Just check that the overall height of the bed (indicated in the dimensions) is compatible with your space.

Yes, we offer all the spare parts you need: slats, screws, additional rails. Our customer service team can help you identify the exact part you need.

The bed is designed to support up to 80 kg and withstand intensive play. Its solid pine structure and reinforced joints ensure that it will stand up to even the most energetic children.