Keep kids entertained and keep the house neat by creating simple systems for children’s toys.
When left unchecked, kids' toys andboard gamestend to turn up all over the house.
These solutions will help contain the clutter in your child’s room and throughout the rest of your home.
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If youre cramped for space, utilize the back of a closet or bedroom door.
Consider adding a sturdy organizer as a toy storage idea in a playroom or bedroom closet.
Tuck books into baskets or hang dress-up costumes fromhooks on a pegboard.
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These racks are entirely customizable so that they can grow with your child and their stuff over time.
Mix-and-Match Storage Containers
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Not every bin and basket has tobe the samefor an organized playroom.
Corral a handful of containers from around the house and arrange similar ones together on the same shelves.
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The shelves of this niche offer storage space for books, with most within kids' reach.
This trick is convenient when configuring toy storage ideas for small spaces.
Kids' Toy Organization
Food storage containersare a smart, space-saving toy storage idea.
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Stack them up inside large baskets for easy portability.
Under-Stairs Toy Storage Idea
An awkward spacebelow the stairscan provide much-needed storage.
Longer shelves work well for containers and baskets for small items like cars and blocks.
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Shorter, staggered shelves display favorite figurines, souvenirs from vacation, artwork, and the latest Lego creations.
If the kids are old enough, include a step stool to reach the top shelves.
Kid-Friendly Storage Labels
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Kids of varying ages might not be on the same reading level.
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Built-In Kids' Storage
Utilize built-in cabinetry to hide kids' toy storage in plain sight.
Among thisbank of cabinets, one is used forstoring art supplies, books, puzzles, and other playthings.
A coffee table with storage is a simple solution.
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Toy Storage Baskets
Baskets can provide simple storagefor children’s toys.
Use labels (in the same color, of course!)
so kids can quickly identify the pieces they need for their newest creation.
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Open storage below the bench seat offers a spot to store board games and small playthings.
Decorative Toy Storage
Turn playthings intoworks of artwith this toy storage idea.
Acrylic display boxes mounted to the wall create a place of honor for kids' creations or favorite playthings.
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Display items inside and on top todecorate your child’s roomwith their handiwork.
A raised front edge keeps the books from sliding off the shelf.
Under-Bed Kids' Storage
Utilize toy storage ideas high and low in kids' rooms.
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Adresser between the bedscan hold smaller items, such as school supplies and books.
Repurposed Shoe Organizer
Over-the-door shoe organizers are versatile and work in many areas of the house.
Use them for toiletries in the bathroom andwinter gear storageina coat closet.
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Consider storing doll accessories, such as clothing and shoes, together in some pockets.
Toy Storage Cubbies
A set offreestanding bookcasesor a cubby system is a toy storage idea with style.
The versatile toy organizer allows mixing and matching baskets or bins for both open and concealed storage.
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The top of the unit offers display space for artwork and collectibles.
Window Seat Toy Storage
Create the look of abuilt-in window seatwithout the expense.
This freestanding bench fits perfectly beneath a window, offering comfy seating that doubles as toy storage.
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Window Nook Storage
Window seatsare the perfect place for reading and daydreaming.
A thick upholstered cushion andplenty of pillowsmake them comfy for adults and children.
Drawers below the window seat serve as toy storage for games and room for extra blankets.
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Repurposed Toy Storage Idea
Thisarmoire has been repurposedinto handy toy storage for a child.
The interior shelves are outfitted with storage bins and canisters that house a variety of toys and games.
The metal doors offer display space forfamily photos, dry-erase boards, and kids' artwork attached with magnets.
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The angled design lets kids easily see what’s inside each bin.
Multifunctional Furniture
Storage ottomans are an excellent solution for toy storage ideas in the living room.
The best part is that most are soft-sided, making them even more kid-friendly.
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Storage Sideboard
Asideboardor aset of cabinetscan also be relied upon for tucked-away toy storage.
They offer an attractive look yet boast all sorts of storage for games and bulky toys.
Available in many colors and styles, they can be used in almost any room in the home.
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Theseideasare an excellent way to make the most of cabinets and dressers in your child’s bedroom.
If clutter is taking over, tryone of these strategiesand if you have the room.
adesignated play spacemay help confine the chaos.
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Keeping akid’s bathroomtidy is another challenge that becomes easier with a little planning.
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