9 Amazing Organized Playroom Ideas
How often does it feel like a never ending battle dealing with the toys in the house. Do you find that you have 3 Elsa's and 5 Spiderman figures when you are sure you only bought one a few weeks ago? Does there seem to be toys everywhere and no in a specific place? Whether you have limited space in your apartment or a room free to use as a playroom, there are ways to organize all those toys, and these 9 Amazing Organized Playroom Ideas can be used as inspiration when organizing the toys.The picture above is from a declutter and organizing session with one of my clients. We used Trofast storage units and boxes to store the items and separated them for the boy and girl. For the bigger toys we used Samla boxes and labelled them using my Brother Label Machines. All of the storage items were purchased in IKEA.
TheSunnySideBlog.com have created a brillant closet in the playroom to store all the toys neatly. The boxes from Target are labelled with chalkboard labels.The peg board used below to store the trucks is a great idea. It ensures they are seen and easily accessible. The owner bought hooks to add to the pegboard to hang the big trucks and then added baskets to store the little toys. (Image from Apartment Therapy)I loved toy cars and so do my little nephews, so this would be perfect for them.
This is already assembled so all you need to do is screw it onto your wall. This can be purchased from Mom! Where's My Car Wall Garage.If your baby started coloring on the walls this room might be perfect for them. All you need to do is give them chalk! (Found at Spearmintbaby.com)This playroom is great for older kids as it has great open space and a nook and slide (so great for using energy and then some quiet time). (Found at Spearmintbaby.com)Love this dress up storage "thing" to store all the Frozen outfits and Teenage Mutant Ninja suits. This was made by Craftiness is Not Optional but you could get a carpenter to easily make it for you.The Bekvam Spice Rack from Ikea has been used to it's full potential here to store books and knick knacks. This is great to use if you have limited space in the home for the children's items to be stored.And finally keep minifigure Lego madness at bay with a storage wall that’s also a display. The pieces stay put using a single Lego base. Genius. (Designed by Jedi Craft Girl).If you need help to get your playroom organized, we are always happy to help to create storage solutions for you and the kids. To find out more, contact us here.
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