Kids 6-year-old Abby and 3-year-old Alex Korman have a great secret attic playroom they almost never use. Abby, a young writer with heaps of imagination, would like to turn this drab room into a fantasy wonderland where she can write books and climb her own set of monkey bars. Little brother Alex just wants a place to play, along with a dinosaur or two. Interior designer Chelsea Norton transforms this modern attic space into a magical storybook palace and playroom on a budget of $1,100.
Before: Unused Attic
An empty, small attic space with a whimsical curved door frame will become the perfect playroom hideaway for these imaginative kids. The room has a peaked ceiling, two built-in desks and a closet. Dad wishes the space was more of a "Destination Room" for the kids. Mom wants to lose two back-to-back desks, and make a decor that can grow with the kids. For all available products, click on the After photo(s) of the room.
Resources furniture - klippan love seat (red)Ikea
Website:
www.ikea.com
pipe fittingsThe Home Depot U.S.A. Inc.
Website:
www.homedepot.comfabric - feltJo-Ann Fabrics & Crafts / Jo-Ann Etc.
Website:
www.joann.com
decorative craft materialsA.C. Moore
Website:
www.acmoore.comdecorative shades and costumesAyers Variety & Hardware
wheelbarrowsTarget
Website:
www.target.com
Guests Chelsea Norton
Interior Designer, IKEA
E-mail:
chelseanorton79@gmail.comMatt Cosgrove
Carpenter, Cosgrove Carpentry
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