Toy storage solutions - 7 of the best ideas
If your home resembles Santa’s workshop after a particularly busy shift, bring order to toyland with stylish, décor-friendly solutions adaptable for tots through to teens
Utilise redundant space
- Toy storage solutions - 7 of the best ideas
- Maximise storage for minimum cost
- Revamp school or sports lockers
- Create open-and-closed storage
- Adapt adult-friendly storage
- Utilise redundant space
- Invest in a quality piece of kit
- Display rather than conceal
Be inventive and turn disused space into clever storage. Even though this handsome surround is no longer home to a fire, it provides the perfect nook for some neat shelving. ‘Boxes or baskets in easily accessible, low-level areas are easy to reach for small children, and so can help to encourage them to tidy up after themselves,' says Carolyn Robinson, director of interiors at interior architecture and design company FT2.
‘You could also label boxes with pictures of that particular toy to help young children learn where they are stored.'
Get the look
Find building materials and paint at B&Q. Buy baskets at The Holding Company.
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Find storage space you never knew you had and pack it full of toys!
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