Organize a Playroom on a Budget
Updated: Jan 27
I love this playroom organizing project for so many reasons, but mainly because the space will stand the test of time and will easily evolve from a 7-year-old playroom to a teen hangout. The goals for this organizing project were to clear the clutter, give everything a home and allow for learning, exploration, and creativity. And also not break the bank.
We created three functional zones for creative play, homework, toy organization, and hanging out with friends. The organizing solutions and systems we put together are simple for maintaining and ensuring the clutter does not take over.
Art & homework zone
Reading zone
Toy & build zone
Since we needed the playroom to evolve over time, we chose to use all white furniture and incorporate more colorful accent pieces for the decorative accents and art pieces. This way, instead of replacing bigger ticket pieces, the client can add changes using less expensive items.

Below are the exact pieces we used on the mood board with links. Let me know if you have any questions about the products we selected. Starting at the top left and moving clockwise:
BEKVÄM spice rack from IKEA (yes, spice rack turned bookshelf)
Decorative round wood and wool wall coat hook from York Lam on Etsy
Vintage-inspired red heart pennant from Anybodys Backyard on Etsy
Large clear Linus cube bin with handles from The Container Store (x2)
Anchor Hocking canisters with lids from The Container Store (3 sizes)
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