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Playroom: Toy Storage and Kitchen

The Playroom

May 29, 2013 Sarah Coggins

Our playroom has been a work in progress for the last 6+ months, but finally feels almost complete. It’s the first room off the foyer when you enter the house. Originally intended as a living room. I certainly didn’t want a formal playroom, but we did want a space that would be easy to tidy up since it’s so visible.

Here’s a photo tour of our playroom …

Playroom: Toy Storage and Kitchen
Lots of storage space with the Expedit!
Playroom: Art Storage
Fun artsy decor from an old ad magazine & preschool crafts
Playroom: Train Table, Easel, and Dress Up
Lots of natural lighting during the day
Playroom: Train Table
Train table “relove” (a bargain consignment find)
Playroom: Dress Up and Easel
Costume & drawing area
Playroom: Ikea Malin Trad Shade
A fun new fixture for extra light in the evening

Sources: Ikea – Expedit bookcase, Branas baskets, Duktig mini-kitchen, Kusiner mesh basket, easel, cord set + shade; ScrapExchange – magazine ad print; Target – poster frame, rug; Container Store – Stockholm storage box; Little Tikes – Neighborhood Market; consignment sale – train table; Cary Creative Center – alphabet poster; DIY projects – art work display framesmirrorGiant Ruler Growth Chart.

5 Comments

  • Melisa - Mommy This & That May 30, 2013 at 9:14 pm
    Looks great!!
  • Natalie June 1, 2013 at 7:21 am
    I love it! It looks so good!
  • Julie S. June 8, 2013 at 7:54 am
    That room is SO cute! I love it!
  • Sarah Coggins June 10, 2013 at 6:29 pm
    Thanks, ladies! We're enjoying it.
  • Tiffany Stephens April 22, 2014 at 10:26 am
    I LOVE your playroom! My daughter has a homeschool/playroom in one. Working with what I'e got :)
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