



Designing a home that’s both chic and kid-proof is not just possible — it’s also incredibly fun. This course will walk you through how to think like a designer and a parent, balancing play with practicality, safety with style. From toddler-friendly layouts to materials that stand up to crayons, snacks, and spontaneous pillow forts, you’ll learn how to design a home that evolves with your family (without sacrificing your aesthetic).
Designing a home that’s both chic and kid-proof is not just possible — it’s also incredibly fun. This course will walk you through how to think like a designer and a parent, balancing play with practicality, safety with style. From toddler-friendly layouts to materials that stand up to crayons, snacks, and spontaneous pillow forts, you’ll learn how to design a home that evolves with your family (without sacrificing your aesthetic).
Designing a home that’s both chic and kid-proof is not just possible — it’s also incredibly fun. This course will walk you through how to think like a designer and a parent, balancing play with practicality, safety with style. From toddler-friendly layouts to materials that stand up to crayons, snacks, and spontaneous pillow forts, you’ll learn how to design a home that evolves with your family (without sacrificing your aesthetic).
Designing a home that’s both chic and kid-proof is not just possible — it’s also incredibly fun. This course will walk you through how to think like a designer and a parent, balancing play with practicality, safety with style. From toddler-friendly layouts to materials that stand up to crayons, snacks, and spontaneous pillow forts, you’ll learn how to design a home that evolves with your family (without sacrificing your aesthetic).
🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:
🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:
🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:
🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:

🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:

🎈 A playroom is a state of mind — not just a room.
Instead of trying to dedicate entire rooms to one function, divide your spaces into zones:
🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🧸 Peace of mind should look good, too.
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🗃️ Functionality first, fun always.
Skip the plastic bins (unless they’re hidden inside a cabinet). Instead try:
🛠️ Project idea: Build a bench with cubbies underneath. Add a washable cushion, and boom — it’s a reading nook, shoe drop, and storage hero all in one.
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🧽 Say goodbye to “Do not sit there.”
Best bets:
🍦 Real-life win: That chocolate ice cream on the rug? Won’t phase a polypropylene weave.
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🐣➡️🦄 Design now, evolve later.
Start with a neutral base palette (think: white walls, wood accents), then layer in:
Materials like oak, rattan, and cotton feel natural and durable — the ideal pairing with pops of color or whimsy.
Use art ledges to rotate masterpieces (yours and theirs) or low-hung gallery walls that kids can add to.
Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.
Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.
Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.
Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.
Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.

Make kids part of the design process! Let them choose a wall color or art piece. If they help build it, they’ll love it longer.

