his busy family needed a place where they could spread out, kick back, and
just be kids-messes and all-away from the more public spaces downstairs.
Dividing this large space into three distinct "activity" areas, anchored by
a cozy cocoon of a sectional sofa, is ideal for television viewing, tackling
homework, and making craft projects. Textures do the talking here with a
durable woven fabric (hides stains!) on the sectional and a soft rug underfoot.
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!A pair of rolling side tables outfitted with storage baskets and a kaleidoscope colored bean bag chair can travel around the room for added flexibility. -
Pile on the pillows in an artful mix of patterns for a super playful spot to chill. -
Today's trend of not even trying to hide the TV put this bright red cabinet front and center. Even a small closet can be transformed into game room central (with bins to stash the stuff quickly). - Don't overlook any opportunity to store things! Check out this magazine rack mounted on the inside of a closet door. Also great for holding sketchpads and coloring books.
- Add visual interest to shelves with small objects like this aqua ribbed vase, cobalt blue plates, and storage boxes that look like books!
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This little pass-through on the landing, now outfitted with a homework desk and rolling bin cart, becomes a kid-magnet for coloring or crafting. 
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!Even the littlest ones can grab crayons and paints from this useful cart for impromptu art projects. -
- With its many bins, this is a craft/projects table the whole family can use. The reed table lamp repeats the woven textures introduced on the dining room chairs and kitchen bar stools.
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Top Notes
- Clever furniture choices divide large room into designated TV and work spaces
- The aqua color from the first floor is carried upstairs-this time paired with a kid-friendly primary red
- Storage galore for toys, games, and crafts
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