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 CaptionWould you like to transform your kid’s room into a castle? Start with the lights. Travel back in time to when torches lit the halls.
To make fire sconces, lightly soak a sea sponge in gray paint and dab it on the outside surface of a wall sconce. After the paint dries, cut plastic gel sheets into the shape of flames. Attach the plastic flames to the inside of a light fixture using hot glue, making sure the plastic doesn't touch the light bulb.

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