My Boho Playroom Reveal

Reveal day is here, and I’m so excited to share the finished playroom with you! This has been such a fun space to design for multiple reasons. Not only did I finally give this room purpose but creating something for my kids always brings me joy.

My home projects seem to be never-ending, so when the One Room Challenge comes along each year it helps rein me in and focus on one project at a time. I’m so happy I got this space tackled right before the holidays.

Before we dive in, I want to give a huge thank you to my husband for helping me with the playroom. I tried to keep his involvement minimal this time around, so the things he did help with I’m very grateful. Also shoutout to my sister who did the lettering on the chalkboard.

Recap

As a refresher, here’s what the space looked like before:

And if you want to read more about what went into each week, blog posts are linked here:

• Week 1: Room announcement
• Week 2: Mood board and planning
• Week 3: Painting the wall arch
• Week 4: Completed wall arch + plant shelves
• Week 5: Planning the kitchen makeover
• Week 6: An IKEA Duktig Makeover
• Week 7: The sneak peek before the reveal

Playroom – The AFTER

Now the moment you’ve been waiting for…

When I created this space, I wanted to achieve several things. First, I wanted to give this particular area of my home a purpose because over the years we couldn’t quite figure out what to do with it. Second, I wanted a dedicated place where Lily and Paul could play downstairs just for them. Bonus that it’s in the same space as my Peloton so I can keep an eye on them while I workout. And lastly, because it’s the first thing you see when you walk in the door I wanted it to look intentional. I achieved all of this and more. 😊

Sources

• Macrame rainbows: gifted (similar here and here)
• Easel from Amazon
• Doll stroller: vintage (similar)
• Table and chairs from Amazon
• Kitchen set: IKEA Duktig Play Kitchen
• Kitchen hardware: Wooden nobs from Lowe’s, wooden handles from Amazon, and rattan cane webbing from Amazon
• Vase and salt & pepper shakers: thrifted and painted via #TrashToTerraCotta technique
• Dry flowers: Bunny tails and palm spears from Golden August
• Toaster from eBay – I painted the handle to match the color scheme of the room
• Succulent plants and pots from Green Acres
• Wooden food: groceries from Flexa and eggs from Amazon
• Measuring cups and spoons: vintage Tupperware (similar here, here, and here)
• Cutting board: Cheeseboard set from Target’s dollar section (similar)
• Scrub brush from Branch Basics
• Bookshelves from Etsy
• Toy basket from Marshall’s
• TROFAST Storage combination with boxes from IKEA
• Paint colors: Wall arch Terra Cotta Clay by Behr and wall color Aqua Smoke by Behr
• Deer head from Z Gallerie (similar)
• Rug from Wayfair
• Chairs from IKEA
• Accent table from Target
• Lamp from Amazon

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