We have too much stuff and need to reorganize. We have a couch, lazy boy, train table, bookcase, toy chest, rocking horse, end table with lamp... and toys and books.
What is in yours?
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I wish we had adult seating in ours but it's a bunch of books, toys, a play kitchen, tent, rocking horse, cubby shelf....
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We have two armchairs, a small dining table (only used sparingly for eating, mainly used as a creative play space for the girls) with two chairs, two bookcases, a toy shelf, and a rocking horse. It's a bit crowded but as it's in our conservatory, where two whole walls are windows, it works. I'll attach a few pictures.
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Our playroom functions as an office, playroom and TV watching room:
2 adult desks, with chairs
bookshelf in between 2 desks, with office supplies
train table
2 armoires, one with my supplies, one with toys
TV stand
2 tall bookshelves flanking the TV stand, with books and toys
couch and loveseat
rocker
kid rocker
2 side tables
coffee table
shoe cubby thing -
Our playroom is just a playroom.
No adult seating (which would take up lots of space)
Train Table
Small trampoline
IKEA expedit shelves to hold stuff
Bean bag in the reading corner
small desk and chair with laptop
art table and 2 chairs
dollhouse
lego corner -
We have a VERY small playroom (it's really the office). In it we have a small ikea bookshelf, a small couch, one of those shelves with the fabric bins in it, a small train table, and way too many toys.
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This is ours. I haven't done much with it though.. We're planning on giving the kids a playroom makeover for Christmas. Will get rid of toys they've outgrown and will add a wall storage system, cuter/comfier reading area, adult seating, wall decor, etc.
We have a train table in the corner that didn't make it in the shot and a small dollhouse where I'm standing to take the pic. -
Ours has a couch, a ball pit, play kitchen, a small shelf with bins, and like a thousand toys. I need to do another round of rotation. It seems like every time I rotate toys out, they slowly make their way back in. Oh and ours is just a playroom. Technically it's the "sunroom" but I didn't need a whole other separate living room.
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@Ree723: yours looks fun!!
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just stuff she loves. toys, blackboard, books, big rug and a table. gets late sunlight, I sometimes daydream about turning it into an art studio but she's happy!
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@Ree723: oh love your playroom!
We don't have one... It's our main room. Super open floor plan means you can see the mess of toys from everywhere in the bungalow.
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Y'all's playrooms are neat and tidy! I won't show you ours...
Eta: tidy not tiny! (They are big!) -
@travellingbee: bahaha, the only reason would be she's spending more time outside than indoors on these nice spring days!
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@andthewildones: Thanks! So does yours! I love playrooms that have loads of natural light, it just feels so happy and fresh, and I never mind spending time in there!
@Mrs. Champagne: Thank you! This room was one of the reasons we bought this house - we thought it would be a great space for a playroom, and it is!
@travellingbee: These photos were taken first thing in the morning before my two little hurricanes could sweep through and wreak havoc! Ten minutes after these photos were taken, it was a whole different room!
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I love playroom inspiration! Here's LO's...it still needs a rug!
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