Kids of all ages love a good playroom. It helps reduce mess in their bedroom, it gives them a space of their own they can go to, and (this one is mostly for the parents) it helps keep your kids’ toys safely together and out of the way! Of course, you can’t just throw your kids’ stuff into an extra room and call it done, where’s the fun in that? The perfect playroom has decorations, furnishings, and anything else your kids would need to have a good time. If you’re looking for the perfect playroom for your kids, no matter what their age or interests, we’ve got a few tips here to get you started: Kid-Friendly Furniture Despite how boundless you might find your kids’ energy to be, everyone needs to sit down sometimes. A good thing to include in any playroom is kid-sized and kid-safe furniture to sit down and play board games, watch cartoons, or whatever they want to get up to in their playroom. Beanbag chairs are always a good call, especially if they have friends over, or if you’re feeling luxurious you can get kid-sized recliners too. A table at the right height is also a good inclusion so they have somewhere to set their drinks and snacks, (hopefully) preventing spills and messes. Plenty of Room For Toys Of course, what playroom could truly be played in without a ton of toys and games for the kids to enjoy? These toys, however, take up a lot of room and could very easily get out of hand without the proper storage solutions. Colorful storage bins are a great way for kids to organize their own toys and remember where everything is while avoiding making a huge mess. Decorative shelves would do well to hang onto larger items or anything the kids want to show off to their friends when they come visit, and keeping plenty of room around for extra toys will help prevent mess and let them keep all the toys they need in their play area. Other Distractions Of course, kids can’t survive on toys and chairs alone. If you’ve got the space for it, extra little accommodations for your playroom will help your kids feel welcome and at home in their new little play space. Installing a TV with a DVD player will let them feel like they have full control over what they get to watch, and keeping a fridge full of healthy snacks will help them feel like they have some more choice in when and what they eat (so long as it isn’t too close to dinner!). If you’re feeling really adventurous, there’s plenty of installations you could bring too - a small ceiling-mounted swing, for example, a play fort, or even a climbing wall for your little ones to explore! Whatever you decide to do, the most important thing is to make sure your kids will have everything they need to have fun. After all, this is their playroom - yours is probably in the basement or garage!