Playroom - Amie Weitzman

I'm enjoying this playroom designed by Amie Weitzman.
The magnet wall is so cool.

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Organized Playroom - Lisa Mahar

I've been obsessing about a dedicated and organized playroom/creating place.
Some of the details from Lisa Mahar of Kid O's home are inspiring.

See more pictures and read an interview here.

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Luc's Room

This nursery looks so snug and cozy.

I now think that every child should have a tent in their room -
What a great way to let their imagination run wild!

See more of this house here.

Pretty Playroom

This room makes such a pretty play place!

(I am particularly enamoured of the little Bertoia-style chairs.)

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Green and Orange Nursery

So lovely.

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Lilly Berlin

Aren't these pendant lamps fun?

See many more here.

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Layered Rugs

Layering rugs makes for such an intriguing look, and it sure beats trying to keep a single rug straight in a kid's room.

See more of Ulrika Ekblom's images here.

ModernPop Helvetica Alphabet Print

Oooh, I love this modern alphabet print, An Alphabetic Ode to Helvetica, by one of my favorites--ModernPop. There's a matching number print too!

Katie Lockhart

This is a house I would have fun playing with!
(Too bad they are promotional pieces.
Then again, the kiddos wouldn't appreciate the styling!)

Definitely more appealing than my pack 'n' play...

A Gilbert Rohde Playpen Crib, displayed at the 1933-34 World’s Fair, Chicago.

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Whites and Brights

I knew I liked this rug, but in this setting I am absolutely smitten.

{See more of this house here}

Puka Puka

High on the list of "wants" for baby #2? A Puka Puka mobile.

Color Mobile

I like this simple mobile, and could easily see it in the nursery for baby #2. Looks like it's easy to make too!

Perfect Playroom

Sometimes I daydream about the perfect play/work area that combines space for me and for the kids. I imagine a spot where everyone can feel creative and productive, and where I can get things accomplished while still being able to spend time with the munchkins. Thanks to this article in August's issue of Cookie Magazine, I think I've found my dream set-up. See more pictures and product resources here.

Playhouse

Sure, this playhouse has 5 bunks for sleepovers, electricity, and lighting, but what really appeals to me is that the kids got to decorate with their own art.

I'd have to assume all painting was done before the playhouse was finished and that all kids were old enough to understand that this wasn't a continual project. My daughter has a tendency to think that projects like this give you permanent artistic destruction privileges, so I can imagine what she would do next.

The playhouse went from an afternoon project to a miniature version of the big house.

I think I would be happy living in it!

scanned via BHG April 2003 issue

Child's Tub

I am absolutely crazy about this miniature concrete tub.
{Created by Get Real Surfaces}

image of Designer Bonnie Young's children's bathroom

scanned via fall 2007 O at Home

Knoll Kids

I've had some fun perusing Knoll's collection of modern furniture for kids:

I wouldn't mind the Suzanne Double Lounge Chair in a playroom...

I'd take a Cyclone Side Table too.
{Especially if it comes with a Bertoia Diamond Chair with a seat pad!}

HAY Pinocchio Rug

This would be a great rug for a fun, bright playroom.

Eleanor's Nursery

I am completely sold on white backgrounds with bright color accents.
This shelf is so classically fun.

See more here.

I'm inspired by how this mobile was altered for a baby's room.

It almost looks pink in this light -
I bet you could use metal spray to add some color if you wanted...

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Pretty Nursery

I totally want to do a white nursery for baby #2.  This one is so gorgeous.

from here, seen here