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- Kristin Hohenadel
- Mix Design Styles. This hip and comfy playroom from Studio Life/Style has a mix of furniture and decor that is stylish enough for kids of all ages. It includes a cognac leather couch, Moroccan rug, woven pendant lights, industrial-style chairs, and wallpaper that resembles a giant chalkboard and adds contrast with exposed wood ceilings.
- Decorate With Animal Shapes. Illustrated wallpaper, pops of bright color, and beech wood elephant chairs designed by Marc Venot make this bright and cheerful playroom from Chango & Co.
- Hang a Large Chalkboard. In this Park Slope, Brooklyn townhouse from Elizabeth Roberts Architects, a spacious playroom alcove includes built-in shelving to hold books and toys, a large wall-mounted chalkboard, and plenty of clear floor space to give kids space to play.
- Use House-Shaped Storage. This multi-functional New York City playroom from Sissy + Marley Interior Design is equipped with sleek but charming house-shaped storage armoires for toys, clear open floor space for playing, and a large sofa so the grownups can enjoy the room once the kids go to sleep.
- Create a roaring scheme centered around wildlife. 'Hand-drawn fonts and animal illustrations were designed to inspire and educate, crammed full of jungle characters and prints that kids can learn about with family and friends.
- Create a playroom from thrift shop finds. If you thought you needed to kit your playroom design out with brand-new furniture and boutique soft furnishings - think again.
- Instill creativity with an imaginative mural design. Known for her years of creative commissions and uniquely colorful designs, we can always rely British interior designer Lucy Tiffney to inspire us with her bold large-scale motifs.
- Add 'mini-me' grown-up seating. Believe it or not, those aches and pains you get when you hit 30+ don't just happen overnight. Practicing good posture starts from our younger years.
Nov 14, 2022 · From at-home climbing walls to epic arts and crafts stations, kids-only crawl spaces, playpens, and more, we're spotlighting 40 playroom ideas that'll bring out the little kid in everyone.
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- Think about a theme. As you look for kids’ playroom ideas, consider establishing a fun theme first. This gives you a reference point for selecting decor, colors and furniture so that you can maintain a consistent look.
- Gift the gift of make-believe. For children, fun waits around every corner. So why not transform their space into an imagination station and foster screen-free play with toys that spark creativity and discovery?
- Create a loft play space. Lofts are technically a type of bedroom furniture, but they can also be useful in creating a play area for kids. The open space underneath is perfect for making a dedicated activity zone, while the bed at the top makes for a fun reading lounge.
- Use lots of colors. When picking your playroom decor, consider leaving room for a wide-open palette. This doesn’t necessarily mean painting every wall a different color or changing the carpet—you could also add whimsy and color with playful accents.
Jan 19, 2023 · 1. Give Everything a Place. Laura Metzler Photography. Use bins, baskets and shelving to keep toys accessible for children. Here, designer Anne Gillyard of grOH! Playroom uses stylish polka dot...
Jul 1, 2020 · “The playroom should be a special place where a kid can create, pretend, and have fun,” Davies says. Smart D2 Playrooms delivers on this promise, creating whimsical, aesthetically appealing spaces that include rock-climbing walls, monkey bars, playhouses, and foam pits, just to name a few attractions.
Find inspiration for designing a playroom for your toddler or kids that maximizes space, storage and style. Learn how to use rugs, chalkboards, storage bins, play mats, cubicles and more to create a fun and functional play area.
