![This modern kids room features a fire pole, which connects the bedroom with a lower floor play room, allowing the children (and adults), to have fun by sliding down the pole instead of using the stairs. #FirePole #FiremansPole #InteriorDesign #KidsBedroom](https://www.contemporist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/firemans-pole-kids-bedroom-030720-703-01.jpg)
Aurora Arquitectos designed a house in Lisbon, Portugal, where they included a fire pole that creates a fun and unique way of traveling between floors.
In the children’s bedroom, there are two white doors on one of the walls. The first door opens to a bathroom with green walls, whereas the other door opens to reveal a mini blue room with a fire pole.
![In the children's bedroom, two white doors are almost hidden within the wall. The first door opens to a bathroom with green walls, whereas the other door opens to reveal a mini blue room with a fire pole. #FirePole #KidsBedroom #FiremansPole #InteriorDesign](https://www.contemporist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/firemans-pole-kids-bedroom-030720-703-02.jpg)
The fire pole, which connects the bedroom with a lower floor play room, allows the children (and adults), to have fun by sliding down the pole instead of using the stairs.
![This modern kids room features a fire pole, which connects the bedroom with a lower floor play room, allowing the children (and adults), to have fun by sliding down the pole instead of using the stairs. #FirePole #FiremansPole #InteriorDesign #KidsBedroom](https://www.contemporist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/firemans-pole-kids-bedroom-030720-703-03.jpg)