Wednesday, August 5, 2009

playroom ideas





Now the playroom is one of the rooms I am most excited
about. It is about time to get all of these toys out of our living area!! Plus it will be fun for the kids to have a place where they can play together, create and enjoy. Now the playroom is currently set for hardwoods since it is on the main level and a future office type of room but I don't want the hardwoods destroyed by trucks, paint, sliding chairs, whatever. Any ideas for how to protect? I thought FLOR tiles which are a little pricey to do across the whole room, but may be worth it. Otherwise i guess just rugs. I love doing this square painting idea on the large wall. Love these colors too, very unisex for boy and girl! The next pic is the storage system I am looking at. Lastly, my only worry about how it will work in the house is the modern sliding "barn door" at the playroom. It is two barn doors sliding together for closure perpendicular, not parallel. I am just hoping the kids don't destroy it. But David- the architect- said we can put a lower track on it and make sure it doesnt slam together when it closes and it should work! Maybe we could even mount a chalkboard on the back of it for inside the playroom, or just paint a wall in that chalkboard paint which is pretty awesome! Should turn out to be lots of fun. Taking our kids into consideration, we may do half of the room in those foam blocks and mats! That would be pure heaven for them, now I just have to locate those!

2 comments:

  1. floor: what is the hallway flooring? if it is not wood, you could go with a pergo like product that is indestructible, and might be a close match to the rest of the wood in the house???.

    storage: how about a built in? could be configured to be a bookcase w/cabinets (some glass some solid, and have a TV in it? just make the shelves adjustable so they could be straight bookshelves if it becomes an office???

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  2. oh so your talking about the 1st floor playroom, not the basement.. that makes more sense. never mind the pergo comment.

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