Playroom in garage ideas

THE TIME IS NOW!! We’re officially underway on the most exciting (in my opinion!) project yet on our house, converting our garage into a playroom! This new space is going to be a game changer. It’s right off our new backyard, so it makes for a great play space for kids when we have guests …

Need more space in your home for a home office, gym, or recreational pursuits? The solution may already be attached to your house.

Denise Davies and Karri Bowen-Poole of Smart D2 Playrooms tell ED the 12 things every playroom needs to stimulate and educate your children through play.

Spaces in our homes serve different needs at different times in our lives and this family decided that instead of a traditional car garage, they needed a playroom. See how they made that happen:After!Tracy, her husband and their son Harrison live in Seattle and she told us about this terrific project:We live in a small townhouse with a rather small shared driveway making it almost impossible to park in our driveway.

When the kids need to study, the low, plush cushions are far more inviting than desk chairs. A vinyl mat provides the same softness underfoot as a rug, but it’s easier to keep clean—especially when the doors are open. A coat of white paint freshened up the entire space.

Awesome wall of built in cubby storage with baskets for toys and games.

Hello and happy Friday!

Give your playroom a refresh by clearing out the old and keeping the new organized in a way that just makes sense. Various baskets keeps the guesswork out of finding toys and gives each item a home that isn't the floor!

Your garage can serve as a temporary bedroom for family or friends who are visiting or need a place to stay for a short period of time if you're short on sleeping space inside your home.

Garage entry