A Castle Playroom for Two

A boring playroom is transformed into a medieval castle complete with a trap-door loft, stage and dressing room.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionOn their wish list, the kids ask for a castle, dressing room, stage, drawbridge and a wizard’s chest.
The Pond family lives in a 100-year-old kit house. The historic house is very quaint –– and very small. Because space is at a premium, big brother Aiden and his little sister Lily use the dining room as their playroom. The kids want a new playroom that looks more like a medieval fort and less like an old dining room.

Makeover products
sponges, knights helmet: Ayers Variety & Hardware
rope for trap door: Rei
fabric and fabric dye: Jo-Ann Fabrics
knights costume: Party City (crusader kit)
storage ottomans, mirror, chairs: Target
ivy garlands: Michaels
flowers: A.C. Moore
theatre light "gels" for fire sconce: Guitar Center

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