Fireplace wall
Door
Storage
Entry desk with second pull out table?
Day 5: Carve Out Zones Decluttering tasks: Today’s goal is to take a wider view of your child’s room: How is it working? How is the flow? Is there space for your child to read, sleep, play and create? Think about creating small zones tailored to support different activities: Reading: A comfy sitting place, neatly organized books, good lighting and perhaps a few stuffed animal friends Sleeping: An inviting bed with a small lamp and a place to put a cup of water within reach Floor play: Clear space on a rug, with toys in containers (blocks, trains, plastic animals etc.) nearby Dramatic play: Dress-up clothes on hooks or in a basket, a child-safe mirror, play kitchen or playhouse toys. Creativity: A child-size worktable with arts and crafts supplies stored nearby. Keep messy materials in an adult-height cupboard. Puzzles and other activities: A kid-size table with puzzles, games and educational materials on a shelf nearby. Small-space tip: One child-size table can be used for art, puzzles and as part of a pretend house at different times — there’s no need to have three separate areas.
At least three wood colors
Modular 21” sections
Rug
Hidden work station
Paint TV wall to match TV
Lighted hanging racks
Dah and Albert Rugs
Long and sleek cabinets
Here’s another version of the same principle but with a staircase that has a contemporary design. The staircase’s treads and stringers are painted black, while the handrail stays natural wood. Here, the effect is that both the stairs and the handrail stand out.
Wallpaper bookcases
Like the masculine feel of this house
Far wall
Clutter catcher??
Fireplace
Chaise instead of sofa could seat one comfortably or two less so
Glass & black doors for cabinets
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