I need ideas for playroom decoration
We have recently moved house and the playroom hasnt been a priority for decor. But im getting tired of all the mismatched items in here. Changing the curtains or furniture isnt an option at the moment. But how can i make this room more attractive. I dont want it too childish but maybe a little bit fun. Ideas pls. The walls are all painted white. And i do have new ikea boxes in the storage thing behind the sofa in grey beige.
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Ideas for children's playroom (age 2&3)
Comments (6)Just wanted to show you these storage cubes they are amazing storage and really help me keep all those little pieces together also it makes it so much easier to keep the room tidy. They are from ikea and are really inexpensive but if your having a play room you defiantly need these. Also I tried to find a pic with a bright rug in I think if you get a big rug some storage and a window dressing you are pretty much done. As for art work I watched a video on YouTube that I thought you might like it was children's drawings framed and another which had a long piece of string with clothes pegs on that you added children's drawings too I thought it was a really personal touch and let's be honest cheaper than any art work your going to buy...See MorePlay Room - Colour Choice for North East Facing Room
Comments (9)Hi Debbie. I hope it's all going well so far for you! You have some great ideas. When north light is involved I would stay clear of whites with green or blue undertones or infant, those colours. You want to enhance the warm. Try a white with a red or yellow undertone. This will easily pair with yellow so great on the rug. I would choose this white first and then when a test patch is up (or you have one on paper) I would look at a suitable green to work with it. For adding fun and to break up the block colour I would add a mural/sticker to the wall (someone like ink vinyl) they are reasonable priced and very easy not only to put on, but more importantly, to remove in a few years without leaving a mark as tastes change! :) You have a great start to the space and I look forward to seeing your ideas come together. Well done...See MoreWindowless playroom ideas
Comments (13)I love those baskets Jen - where are they from please? Re the sun tunnels - it is something I looked into but the problem is the garage is integral so there's a bedroom above and it's a semi detached house so garage is enclosed other side too so literally no where for a sun tunnel to go unfortunately. Would you change to spotlights rather than a pendant - we are having some bother moving the lighting electrics so I initially wanted them but am now wondering if it is worth it... The LED panel is def something I could look into - do you have any pics of that sort of thing - typed it into google but did not seem to get that many hits - wondering if I searched wrong thing! I love those ceilings - they look fab - I worried anything like that might make the space feel even more closed in but do you think that won't be the case?...See MorePaint ideas for adjoining rooms (living, dining and playroom)
Comments (7)Hi I'll try and take some photos later thos week when I'm at work. Yes middle room which is dining room (with the desk) gets the least light. The playroom has the most natrual light. The front room can get quite gloomy and is probably at it's brightest midday. There are spotlights everywhere but i have the bow lamp in the front room. Want to get a spotlight floorlamp for dining room but haven't felt the need in playroom as there is a light dimmertoo. Hope that helps....See More
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4 years agoCould you move the chair and side table into a different room? I'd have a full size table in there instead with colourful chairs, perfect for crafts and making dens under! I'd then a big pile of cushions for reading (or jumping) on. I'd either have wall stickers or chalkboard paint on the wardrobe doors as there doesn't seem to be much free wall space. I think bold bright colours go more with the curtains and ikea boxes though, so I'd move away from paastels. Whatever you do it's a beautiful room with an amazing view :)
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4 years agoWow! what a view. With this in mind I think Minnies suggestion of mountain would be perfect! add splashes of colour with animals? oh and the lights!
A ready made splash:
or I love these ones that they can colour in and have fun with themselves!
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4 years agowell...i made the decision to go with cockatoo wallpaper. im thrilled with it...i think it looks amazing. my question now is, would u put a floating shelf on the wall above the sofa for some pics and ornaments?
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