As a child, I was constantly rearranging my very small bedroom to try to get a new look!  Let me tell you, there were only two ways that my bed and dresser would fit in that room, but I wasn’t deterred!  Sometimes it just came down to accessories!  :)
Now, as an adult, I find myself doing the same thing. Â I’m always looking for kids room ideas and I want all of the rooms in my house to be colorful and cozy at the same time. Â My two daughters seem to have inherited this constant need for change and are getting very good at tweaking things in their rooms just enough to make a noticeable difference! Â I really think that interior design might have been a career I should have pursued.
I thought it would be really fun to create my dream kid’s playroom – my idea of a great space to inspire creativity and movement while being incredibly comfortable at the same time.  I hope you like it, and stay tuned because in the next few days, Claire will be creating her dream playroom space too!
I can’t wait to see the differences in our playrooms based on our individual personalities and styles!  We hope our designs will inspire you to create a cool play space for the kids in your home!
1 || Lego Wall – Opposite the wall with the fantastic wallpaper, I would create a Lego wall.  Again, great fine motor practice and I think it would be awesome to see all of that 3D lego art!  I would attach the lego building plates to the wall with Command mounting strips since they are completely removable!
2 || Graham and Brown Frames Wallpaper – This would be the foundation of my room.  I am a bit of a control freak, so coloring on the walls would ordinarily be a big NO.  But, with this Frames Wallpaper from Astek Wallpaper, the kiddos could create masterpieces on the wall whenever they wanted – all in neat little frames!!  Just imagine the fine and visual motor practice they would get!
3 || Bean Bag Chairs – I would have to have a grouping of these bean bag chairs somewhere in the room.  I think they would be perfect little spots to read or rest and would offer a nice, big sensory hug.
4 || Swing – A swing is a MUST in my playroom for balance work and, of course, to address those sensory needs!  I love this one because it can be used in standing, sitting or lying down – so versatile!
5 || Trampoline – This mini trampoline would help get the sillies out with hours of jumping and bouncing!  I can just picture my son running, landing on the trampoline for a good bounce and flying off to land on a stack of the beanbags (see above)!  This part of the playroom would engage those gross motor skills like no other!
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