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dinajaf

2 girls room/ playroom

8 years ago
Hello,
Need to transfer this crazy room to my daughters bedroom and space to play.. in a nice and a tidy way! I am too stressed from the clutter and need your ideas and help please.

Comments (5)

  • 8 years ago
    More pictures
  • 8 years ago
    Start by ruthlessly eliminating every single thing your girls don't use or love. Too much stuff is the enemy of organization.
  • 8 years ago
    Yes will remove the clutter soon, i just bought a bunkbed in white to put by the small wall! Any thoughts about paint color and flooring?!
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    8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    It's great that you will be removing the clutter, I think with less stuff that wall of bookshelves and cabinets could help organize that room great! You could maybe even paint the piece a fun color depending on what it's made of.I would say maybe carpet the room? It would be more comfy for your daughters to play on. I would also go some sort of pastel color for the walls maybe let your daughters help you pick out the color within reason :)

  • 8 years ago
    Thank you verona, i just bought them the bunk bed i will paint the room in these coming days and post another picture for more recommendations and thoughts
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