Do you want your child to feela fairy-tale hero in a forest glade? Create an exclusive space for him — a playroom. Even in a small area with broken walls and a low ceiling, this is possible. Designer Mollie Openshaw from Washington managed to make her childhood dreams come true in the design of a playroom for her two children (the third is about to be born). When she was a little girl, she imagined herself as a fairy and dreamed that her room would look like a fairy-tale forest glade. Mollie grew up, but her childhood dreams never left her, so she decided to give a fairy tale to her children. Let's see what came of it. Interior designer Mollie Openshaw with children Attic: a rational approach The playroom is located in the attic. As you know, such rooms are not very large. Mollie took this into account and very rationally used every square meter, and there are just over seven of them in the room. To expand and balance the visual boundaries of the unusual space, she used a light color palette for the ceiling and walls. It is pleasing to the eye and provides a great backdrop for the fairytale meadow design. Children love small spaces where they can dream, play, and watch the world go by through a window.
Poufs in the form of fly agarics and stumps Gamethe room really does look like a forest glade. To make the magical atmosphere even more realistic, instead of the usual children's chairs, this playroom was furnished with small poufs in the form of tree stumps and colorful fly agarics. The stumps have small leaves on both sides, so the children can move them themselves.
In 3D format:for a greater effect The forest theme is present in all interior items. The space is filled with a magical atmosphere. This impression was achieved thanks to volumetric elements. To create a 3D effect, the designer used MDF instead of plywood. This material is lighter, easier to work with and create interesting things. Molly drew images: grass, clouds, leaves, a snail slide. And her husband cut out the resulting images. He is a craftsman, so he easily coped with the task. He connected all the details with glue and nails. Pay attention to the cloud shelves, they created a hovering effect. All the objects and toys that are there seem to be peeking out from behind the clouds.
Sunny with a secret Additional comfort inThe room is enriched by a small accessory made in the form of a sun. This is a lamp from IKEA, which fits into the space perfectly, and also decorates it. With its help, the room is filled with warmth and energy, looks complete.
Beauty + Functionality Molly came to thedesign of the space with fundamental seriousness. Therefore, she, carried away by the realization of the child's dream, did not forget that the room needs storage systems for toys and other things. There are open shelves with baskets. Children can easily get them without much effort. The corner under the tree branches is made interestingly. Instead of a window sill, there is a shelf-rack, on which it is comfortable to sit and look out the window. If necessary, you can climb on it and get books from the shelves, read them. Soft pillows provide comfort and serve as additional decorative elements. A lantern hangs on one of the branches. As you can see, the living space is organized taking into account the needs of children. This is an excellent example of how parents can give their little ones a world of fairy tales and kindness.
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