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30 Imaginative Kids' Playrooms

November 25, 2014

A playroom is the space where your kids create, explore and imagine. Find inspiration in these rooms where kids can be kids.

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The Gathering Place

Take family game night to the next level with a wall-sized Scrabble board. Not just for kids, playrooms that are designed with adults in mind encourage the whole family to come together. A comfy sofa is for grown-ups and kiddos alike, while open cube coffee tables offer easy-to-reach storage. Floral stools provide modular seating that can be used for the game or to simply hang out.

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Wide Open Space

Make a room where kids can run and jump and just be kids. Rows and rows of pillows top low cushions to create the ideal spot for reading, relaxing and practicing their somersaults, while rope swings hang in the middle of the space. A black-and-white play tent mimics the room's contrasting color scheme, and oversize woven baskets give you a quick place to stash all the toys.

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Build Upward

Take your fun vertical to maximize your space. These clever built-ins have two levels of merriment, starting from the bottom with a small desk area for making art or catching up with homework and a cool tunnel for hanging out. A rock-climbing wall leads up to a hideaway reading nook, complete with soft seating and bookshelves.

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Photo: John Woodcock Photography. From: J&J Design Group.

Made for Artists

Designed for creating, this playroom has lower cabinets chocked full of crafting supplies, as well as any toys. Even if there's chaos behind the doors, you'd never know. The child-size table is paired with low, colorful stools so they have a place to spread out their artistic endeavors. Open shelving gives the kids a spot to display beloved toys.

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