Small playroom in living room

Need to reimagine your kid's play space? Look no further than these 15 small playroom ideas that will fit any space and budget!

Figuring out how to blend both baby and adult needs into a living room doesn't have to be tricky. Here are a few living room essentials for life with an infant or toddler, including tips for child-proofing and making everyone feel at home!

Create space for independent play and get inspired to declutter the toys with these gorgeous minimalist playrooms that your kids will love!

One of the most common questions I get asked is about the best storage options for kid's rooms. So, I decided to gather my top picks and share them with you all in one place. Choosing the right storage solution for a playroom involves considering various factors, such as the children's ages, abilities, and the overall style of the home. Let's dive into the wonderful world of child-friendly storage solutions!

Living in an apartment doesn't mean you can't have a functional play area for your kids. Using the tips I offer in this post

Did you have a good weekend? We spent our Sunday at the museum and art gallery. One of our favourite exhibits was on it's last day. I always feel sad when an exhibit closes but also excited for what new may come. The boys are still on school holidays so this will be another busy week for us. Here are some fantastic rooms, not all of them are strictly Montessori but they all have Montessori elements. Above is a lovely room from Bright, Bohemian Home at A Cup Of Jo. I love the low shelving…

Organised Kids Play Area Idea-this is a simple playpen in our lounge room that I have progressively turned into a mini play room as my daughter got older. Starting small with a rug and a few toys when she was a baby it gradually grew with her through toddlerhood. Featuring Ikea's children's toy kitchen, play food, Eames replica table and chairs, jigsaws and many other fun things!

Contrary to what some may believe, a minimalist playroom doesn't mean a lack of toys or fun. Instead, it's about creating an environment that is not too visually overwhelming, and focusing on quality over quantity.