How to Create a Children’s Playroom Home Improvement by Rose McKellen - July 1, 2013March 22, 2014 A spare room can create the perfect opportunity to give your children that extra space to play with their friends. Having a playroom allows a clear divider between their bedroom and the place where they can have fun. Of course, children usually have a lot of toys and there may not be enough space for storage in their room. Creating a playroom for your child will give you the extra space you need in order to have an organized home. Here, we suggest you the best ways to create a playroom for your children that is organized to make the playing sessions fun filled and interactive. It is important for your child to socialize with friends from a young age and a playroom creates the opportunity to do that, minimizing the clutter left by them around the house. A playroom is required for both you and your child for creating a space that they can call their own without creating any mess outside that room. A playroom created specially for children is always expected to be filled with color, the brighter they are, is better. It is a room specially designed for your child to have fun and the bright colors suit the environment. A white backdrop makes colorful furnishing and decorative items stand out. If you are scared of white walls, because dirt gathered on them become visible, yellow can be an effective choice as it is neutral. The color of the room can depend largely on the furniture you have and the theme of the room. There should be some sort of organizational system in place for making the play-area of the kids clean and tidy. Cupboard and drawers are the best places for storing toys and high gloss furniture offers a sleek and modern look to any room. Low standing cupboards are perfect as children will be able to reach out to what they need and then clear out all the mess after they are done with playing. The lighting fixtures you use can have a great effect on the overall appearance of the room. If you do not want it to be too bright, it is important to have enough of it, that they can see what they are doing. Spotlights are a great idea as they minimize the chance of any accidents happening and are also very practical and modern. Try to make the most of available natural light by having a number of windows and skylights in the area. Use accessories like a small indoor trampoline, a small slide in the house or a swing to make that room a complete play area. Children love to use their imagination, so even if you place a bunch of toys in their room, they multiply the number of ways in which they can be played with.