Hang simple wooden shelves up high and use them to keep art supplies, marbles, and other potential choking hazards out of reach. Clear plastic or acrylic jars and bins make lovely containers for your supplies, especially when they’re brightly colored. Small galvanized buckets also make excellent storage for small toys and are safe for little hands to handle.

9. Table And Chairs Playroom Ideas

At least one table and chair are necessary for kids’ rooms devoted to creative play. A toddler playroom needs a work surface for playdough and coloring. A playroom design for older kids needs a table and chairs for crafting, playing board games, and building Lego sets. Safety, durability, and ease of use are the main things to look for when choosing playroom furniture.

It’s also important to make sure to scale your playroom furniture to fit your child’s size. A large adult table may be fine for a big kid but hazardous for a young child. Small-scale chairs are welcoming to little ones because they’re easy to climb in and out of. A low bench with footstools is an excellent table/chair alternative in a toddler playroom.

Look for tables with durable, washable surfaces, such as plastic and wood. Plain white or wood tones are nice if your playroom decor is somewhat neutral. However, a kid’s room is also a place where it’s fun to add a punch of color. Consider painting each table and chair leg a different primary color, and paint the tabletop a fifth rainbow hue.

10. Wall Decal Wall Art Playroom Ideas

Wall decals are one of the easiest forms of DIY playroom décor. Ready-made and easy to apply, these colorful accents come in a huge variety of styles and patterns. Stars are a popular decal decorating idea for a child’s playroom. Hang colorful stars on the walls, or put glow-in-the-dark star decals on the ceiling for a fun effect at nighttime. Animals, cartoon characters, rainbows, and flowers are all fun décor options for a child’s playroom.