Create a vibrant and interactive play space for kids with imaginative themes and versatile storage solutions to spark creativity.
This basement playroom project started off with a completely blank canvas; the ask was to create a cozy, comfortable, colourful & functional space for a very busy toddler! I wanted this playroom to feel bold and adventurous yet soft enough to work with the rest of the home. So we opted for a wonderful muted jungle wallpaper and an oversized muted geometric area rug to ground the space. These elements inspired a blue, green and yellow colour palette which we layered with interesting shapes, patterns and textures for an elevated feel. Playrooms always need a solid organizational systems, one that’s easy to stick to! So we made sure to integrate both open and closed storage for this family — the closed cabinetry is perfect for art supplies, puzzles and toy collections divided into clear bins, while the open shelf encourages autonomous play with easy-to-access toys on rotation. Creating designated purposeful areas is probably the single most important aspect of any playroom design. My clients already had a great dining table, so we used it to create an arts & crafts zone with beautiful soft green chairs. These are my favourite ones to use in kid’s spaces because they are wipeable, have a closed back and are light enough for kids to move around themselves. To promote imaginative play we added a fun kid’s play couch, a canvas playhouse with the sweetest little windows and a wooden climber. A low coffee table is the perfect spot to play with building blocks, puzzles and trucks! Fun decorative touches bring so much personality to the room, like knotted floor cushions, pom pom bins, a flag bunting and wool wall hangings. The end result is a colourful fun-filled playroom with endless layers of fun to explore! Photography: Heidi Lau
Our playroom furniture and decor, and toy closet for the perfect, fun, organized, simple space for my kids age 5, 3, and 1.
Greek mythology inspired labyrinth craft to go along with the app Basileo and the Labyrinth. Educational art project for an Ancient Greece theme or unit
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Chicken coops are definitely a hot trend in backyard design right now. Imagine you have lovely family pets that also provide breakfast! Not only you get fresh eggs every day, but it’s also fun way …
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When I had my first kid, I was always worried about her playing area, and I wondered, "How to organize a playroom on a budget?” For sure, a separate
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Hen homes can be just as dominate a part of your landscape as your garage which is all-the-more reason to take your color selection for your coop seriously! In order to help you make this important decision we have included a few color combinations that are very much on trend with today’s home styles. Cutest Coops Colo
Cuddle coop is a complete item that is installed on any wall. Shown is one incorporated into a book case, and another which is hanging alone. Incredibly easy to install, the equivalent to hanging a wall mount t or free standing shelves. Ideal for Children's Room, Playroom, virtually anywhere you need a nook to read or nap. Weight limit of 190 pounds. Custom sizes available. Shown is 45 inch diameter, with a depth of 19 inches. Choice of white, or ready to paint, or natural maple finish. Easy assembly. Custom wood finishes solutions available. Custom sizes available. You are welcome to supply your own fabric (10 yards) Included for fabric are choice of 'Bella' microfiber- samples upon request.
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In the first ever HGTV Magazine for Kids, the DIY experts created door designs that work with kids’ fun personalities. Find what works best for your child and create one together.
Our playroom has become my favorite room in our entire house. This room is actually one of the main reasons we bought this house. When we toured the home and I saw the huge loft space upstairs, I immediately envisioned what a magical space this could be for our children- and getting to put it
Welcome to CAMP YOLO!!! This is, hands down, the most fun I’ve had designing a space. This has also been the makeover… Read More
Kenleigh had been asking for a playhouse for quite some time. We stumbled upon this perfect canvas during a recent trip to Sam’s. I knew immediately that this would be the perfect one to enha…
Hmmmm...I DO have a lot of doors and windows waiting to be used, so perhaps at my upcoming hands-on workshop in MA (Nov. 15-17, 2013), we could build and design SECOND structure too?..... I honestly have SO many sorted piles of salvaged, and perfectly good building materials that its going to be a lot of fun finding design uses for them- and a GREAT learning experience! I have DOZENS of gallons of wild paint colors too! ANYWAY, I LOVE THIS! I have a plan in my book "Humble Homes, Simple Shacks" that is semi-similar in approach, in that it uses MANY free and recycled doors as its wall panels, but this a great twist, and something I've contemplated before as well. I love A-frames, and love freebie construction materials, so this one's a no brainer. I also really dig the vibrant colors that EARTHSCAPE (a natural building firm from Toronto) employed. HERE'S HOW TO BUILD THIS TOO- courtesy of an AWESOME BLOG- www.play-scapes.com DO CHECK THEM OUT! MY BOOK.... DIY Recycled Door Playhouse The doors are the first item to be purchased or found. They should be solid wood doors, exterior grade is preferable. The size of the doors will determine the dimensions of the floor and the height of the structure. If you are finding used doors the opposing doors should be the same width. Door heights are fairly standard but pay attention to that as well especially if using used doors. Once the position of the doors has been determined the size of the platform can be decided. We made the side approximately 10″ wider than the total width of the two doors to allow for the cumulative width of the three studs and extra on the outside corners. 1. Begin by setting four concrete pads level with each other and set so that the outer edge will be even with the outside of the floor framing. Plan for at least 1 1/2″ pressure treated shims on the pad. Pads for the step (s) can also be set. 2. Construct the cedar floor six feet wide and 10″ inches longer than your two doors measure. If two 34″ doors were used on the side the length would be 34 + 34 +10 = 78″. 3. The 2″ x 6″ cedar frame can be laid out so that the outside tip of the of the 2 x 6 is as wide as the floor. There is a 2 x 6 ridge beam under the the round ridge pole. Once the size and angles of the sides has been determined cut 2″ off the top tip so the framing will cradle the pole used for the ridge. 4. The doors are resting against 2″ x 2″s which are screwed to the inside of the walls studs. The strips were attached 2 1/2″ in from the edge so the framing would protrude above the door. 5. Assemble and brace the A frame pieces. Fasten the studs with screws into the floor and ridge piece. 6. The painted doors can then be laid into the spaces and screwed to the framework. 7. Attach the cedar post ridge pole. Let the ends protrude if you wish. 8. If needed the step can be made from 2 x 6″ cutoffs. This can be set on a pad and screwed to the floor joists. Build the frame slightly smaller than the 24″ x 11″ tread. 9. The four corners have a cedar log attached which finishes the corners and makes a usable seat. This is notched to fit over the corner of the deck. Fasten to the deck with timber screws. - See more at: http://www.play-scapes.com/#sthash.x0dm8zZV.dpuf DIY Recycled Door Playhouse The doors are the first item to be purchased or found. They should be solid wood doors, exterior grade is preferable. The size of the doors will determine the dimensions of the floor and the height of the structure. If you are finding used doors the opposing doors should be the same width. Door heights are fairly standard but pay attention to that as well especially if using used doors. Once the position of the doors has been determined the size of the platform can be decided. We made the side approximately 10″ wider than the total width of the two doors to allow for the cumulative width of the three studs and extra on the outside corners. 1. Begin by setting four concrete pads level with each other and set so that the outer edge will be even with the outside of the floor framing. Plan for at least 1 1/2″ pressure treated shims on the pad. Pads for the step (s) can also be set. 2. Construct the cedar floor six feet wide and 10″ inches longer than your two doors measure. If two 34″ doors were used on the side the length would be 34 + 34 +10 = 78″. 3. The 2″ x 6″ cedar frame can be laid out so that the outside tip of the of the 2 x 6 is as wide as the floor. There is a 2 x 6 ridge beam under the the round ridge pole. Once the size and angles of the sides has been determined cut 2″ off the top tip so the framing will cradle the pole used for the ridge. 4. The doors are resting against 2″ x 2″s which are screwed to the inside of the walls studs. The strips were attached 2 1/2″ in from the edge so the framing would protrude above the door. 5. Assemble and brace the A frame pieces. Fasten the studs with screws into the floor and ridge piece. 6. The painted doors can then be laid into the spaces and screwed to the framework. 7. Attach the cedar post ridge pole. Let the ends protrude if you wish. 8. If needed the step can be made from 2 x 6″ cutoffs. This can be set on a pad and screwed to the floor joists. Build the frame slightly smaller than the 24″ x 11″ tread. 9. The four corners have a cedar log attached which finishes the corners and makes a usable seat. This is notched to fit over the corner of the deck. Fasten to the deck with timber screws. - See more at: http://www.play-scapes.com/#sthash.x0dm8zZV.dpuf
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Tender Leaf Toys Chicken Coop Set is a great addition to your doll house! A set comes with a sweet wooden chicken coop and family; a rooster, 2 hens, a little chick, freshly laid eggs, 2 nests, and a feeding trough. Suitable for most of wooden doll houses, as scaled to 1:12. Made from the highly renewable rubber tree wood, this is an eco-friendly and safe toy that is chemical free, and for every tree that becomes a beautiful toy, another is replanted. Adorned with Non-Toxic Water Based Paint to keep your young one safe. Material: sustainable rubber wood and for every tree that becomes a beautiful toy, another is replanted.Dimensions: 2.95 x 3.94 x 5.12 inchesRecommendations: 3 years+Designed in the United KingdomMade in IndonesiaYou Might Be interested in: Doll Houses & Furniture
With a tall and shallow bookcase, you can fit a lot in a limited space. The height extension takes your storage to a whole new level and the adjustable shelving lets you tailor the solution perfectly.
