Cool Magnetic Sliding Door.Contemporary Kids, San Diego
Shelley Gardea Photography © 2012 Houzz
What Houzz contributors are saying:
11. Start an art wall for all of those school projects. Corral those stacks of paper coming home from school with a dedicated space for display. A large bulletin board or magnet board makes hanging art and papers easy. Or you could try art wire with bulldog clips, or simply tape art to the wall with colorful masking tape.12. Start planning or making holiday gifts. I know it seems like the holidays are still a long way off, but that’s exactly why it’s smart to start thinking about gifts now. Especially if you have hopes of making anything by hand! At the very least, start a gift list that you can add to as you think up ideas.
This slider does double duty as a door and a makeshift gallery for children's art. If you install a metal door, a few magnets are all you need to use your door as a display space.Find more ways to display your child's artwork
A sliding door serves as both a divider between Urmilla and Keegan's rooms and a place to showcase the kids' artwork.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Gallery art wall. Would consider colored walls in this room.
could have magnetic bit somewhere on wall with those magnetic letters to move about etc.. Yes that's really good idea!
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Looks like door is secured at the floor so it doesn't swing but I think a solid door would work, not sure about writing on clear class
love the sliding door that has play room behind into child's bedroom
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