Basement ideas for kids

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Basement playroom ideas that inspire imaginative play for toddlers, pre-schools, and elementary age kids! Storage and organization ideas & more inspiration!

Welcome to our basement renovation/playroom design makeover! I am thrilled to share the transformation process with you and highlight all the intricate details that went into crafting our dream playroom. Despite the challenges, witnessing our vision come to life has been an incredibly rewarding journey.

Obviously, the ultimate goal of a new home is to have it all in pretty/sparkly/brand-spankin'-new condition, with as many bells and whistles as your little heart desires (or wallet can afford). We have the same dream for our home. We've already batted around about a dozen different unfinished basement ideas, ways we'd love to remodel

Get started on making your climbing walls, cargo nets and playroom jungle gyms with these Genius DIY Climbing Spaces for Kids Indoor Play.

A basement is a part of a building that is partly or completely below the ground level. The typical size of a basement is exactly 1,001 square feet (93 square

A finished basement is one of the best home features that you can have. However, it’s also important to make sure that your basement has the right design so that you can enjoy it fully. A lot of people have finished basements but don’t know how to use them. Some create home offices or even

General contractor Hammer & Hand transformed this basement in Portland into a beautiful and useful living space for a growing family. Check out the photos!

You can easily utilize the dead space under your basement stiarcase by building an under stairs built in playhouse for your kids that they will love.