Playroom Built-in Storage and Homework Center


Posted on: May 5th, 2010 by Sandra 94 Comments


The Playroom built-in storage wall is complete.  I included a nice work area that can be used as a homework center or art station.  Whatever.  :-)

Playroom-Built-in-Storage--homework-center

 

I said I wanted to finish it in one week.  Thought it would probably take three.   It really took five, but who’s counting?  After wasting the last 5 days shopping for baskets, trying them out, shopping some more, trying some more and returning all the ones I didn’t want…I’m finally done!

And all the ugly plastic toys that don’t fit in any bins go in here.

 

Playroom Built-in Storage and Homework Center







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94 comments on “Playroom Built-in Storage and Homework Center

  1. shelly @ the familyblt on said:

    This is really coolio!

  2. Nissen Family on said:

    Wow, great job! Your Mom uploaded your link to my "Crafting Spaces" Linky Party today over at my blog: http://debsheartandhome.wordpress.com/2010/09/23/crafting-spaces-link-up/I appreciate her sharing your hard work with us! It turned out beautiful – enjoy :')

  3. Betty819 on said:

    Is that contractor for hire? Those white bookcases are to die for..were they already there and you painted them or did your contractor build them too? I have a bookcase unit that we've had for probably 25 yrs. by Sauder and it's an Oak finish and I want to paint it white so bad but my husband doesn't think it will take paint because of the finish on it. Right now I'm at a lost for the right words to describe it but maybe some of you have had experience in painting the pre-fab furniture kits and can respond or give me your opinion. All our furniture is Dark cherry wood, Queen Anne Sytle and I'm getting so tired of it. I want to paint it white.

  4. Lindsey on said:

    Wow! I really want to do something like this for my kids playroom! I have been looking at target, wal-mart and ikea for shelving but I have always thought that I could build something much nicer for less money. I just don't know how or where to start. Could you help me? I really think I will enjoy doing a project like this! [email protected]

  5. I stumbled upon you and am so inspired by your talent and ambition!! Not only do you create awe-inspiring pieces, but you find the time to blog and share…you ROCK! :) Keep it up!!!

  6. Gina @ Temporary Nest on said:

    OH my gosh Sandra. this is ridiculous. you are super woman! What kind of wood did you use? Is it laminate? Ugh I cant wait to have a garage/basement/workshop so I can make real furniture!!!

  7. Robin on said:

    DAAAAMN! No books!

  8. What a great project. One of the all time BEST storage solutions I have seen. I love that everything is visible. Clean up would be so easy if everyone had a system like this in their office or art studio. Thanks for sharing this inspirational work. Bravo!

  9. Wow!! You’re a superstar! I think I might do the wall unit but for a different application; dining room wall unit for china. As for the magnetic board that would work in the kitchen too… ;-)

  10. valerie on said:

    Wow !!! Very inspiring. I’d like to do this in my garage !! What was ur approximate cost for ur project and where did u buy your wood ? Thank you

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