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Janielle Raven
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Toy storage in 3 seasons room - help!
Comments (4)All too soon your little guy will be grown out of these toys and life will change. Maybe the bulk of the toys needs to be stored in his room, if it bothers you that they occupy so much space in this room. Kids things need to be constantly edited to get rid of the junk and the stuff that is outgrown. Maybe he has too much stuff. It starts early in life. Too much stuff is not always a good thing. Sometime there is more quality play when there is not so much quantity. And, sometimes, with kids toys, opening the box that it came in is really the best part. After the parts and pieces get scattered and scribbled on, and you can no longer find that Mickey Mouse head that goes on there and the play dough has dried up inside of that tube and the Paw Patrol guys have been thrown into that basket while their respective vehicles are on the back seat of the car, the toy is not that interesting. Other than that, it looks like a room where a family spends time. It will change. You will change. He will grow up. You will grow old. Relax and let it be. Maybe put some of those things in his room and put away the art supplies somewhere else. Otherwise, consider it kid/family decor. I do quite like the dinosaur on the window sill! Someday, both the dinosaur and the little boy who put him there will have moved on. My grandson is seven years old now and the living room was a big toy box for him until I one day cleaned up and moved it all to his room. His parents did not realize that it was that time until I took the initiative and did it. That was some time ago and the mess of stuff has stayed in his room The reason is that he has grown out of most of those things and does not drag them out. Now, if I could just convince them that it is time to make his room a big boy room and get the excess junk out of there, too!...See MoreSliding Patio Doors all around 3 season room?
Comments (13)You have already acknowledged the issue with sliding doors...that one half (or more) of your room will NOT be open to the air, when the doors are open. How many will you need for your room? My home had a screened porch and previous owners installed sliders all around it. I have three double sliders and one triple slider on my 3 season porch (it is build in the corner of my home so I have two “glass” sides.) I find that I usually only open one of the sliders during the summer because the others are blocked by furniture, etc. i never open the triple slider (one fixed pane and two sliders) as they are behind my couch and difficult to access. Another issue...how do you plan (or do you plan) to heat the space for the bridge seasons of spring and fall? Baseboard heat?...See Morescreen porch to 3 season room
Comments (2)Thanks. Here are some pictures. We have a screen tight system, but want to add lightweight windows that can be removed in the spring....See More3-Season Room/Bar Update Project
Comments (2)If you're going to keep the fan white and the two wicker chairs white, you might look at integrating white into the space more either with rugs, window treatments, artwork, or with pillows. Notice how in our photos we included below how white and wood are working together and not separate? It looks like you need to integrate white more or just do the wood that is on the bar area....See More
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