Peyton Wolff
Hanging shelves in the playroom is a great way to store toys, books, and decorations that are not played with often. But toys that your kids have outgrown can be shelved to be admired rather than hidden in the attic or put out at a yard sale. These gems can be hidden on baseboards, above doorframes, behind curtains, and on lightswitches to add a little extra enchantment to your room. If you have visited the most magical place on earth or even your neighborhood Target you are sure to have racked up on Disney souvenirs or toys.
Pins, buttons, tiaras, maps, autograph books, stuffed animals, hats, ears, toys, cups, magic bands, and all your other loot can really turn this space into something your family can all enjoy. Plus now you won’t feel so bad about all those gold doubloons you dropped at the most magical (expensive) place on earth.
Simply find pieces here and there in your house and consolidate them to the playroom where they can be creatively displayed. Every detail, big and little, will make a difference in turning this room into a magical kingdom.
Gosh, never grow up, and join in on the fun of creating a family Disney art wall for the playroom. Other than a wall art wire with clips, display your kid’s creations in the Disney room with corkboards, clipboards, frames, or magnetic strips.
Hanging DIY art projects from the ceiling creates a new visual dimension. Once you find your Disney inspiration, break open the craft closet and get to work.
Teacups, tiaras, and dinglehoppers are all great DIY ideas for your Disney room decor. Toyboxes, storage cubes with bins, and buckets can help you accomplish this by hiding toys that don’t stack or gather neatly.
Adding creative storage options such as gumball machines filled with trinkets can turn your playroom into a fun, but functional, space. They will love spending time and creating memories in the second happiest place on earth.
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