If you can’t beat ’em, showcase ’em.

Be it open shelves or wall shelves, you can create a vignette of sorts with toys for the kids’ room as you would on a console or coffee table. Add balance with varying heights, and allow enough empty space in between so it looks styled, not cluttered.

Childrens’ books often come with whimsical drawings and happy hues that can add to the ambience of the playroom and make it easy for little eyes to read. Create a wall shelf and display them gallery-style, and consider styling them with stuffed toys or wall hangings.

There’s nothing quite as stylishly versatile as a basket when it comes to storage — be it for blankets, throws, stuffed animals or books.

Apart from functionality, white opaque boxes paired with wood also offer a minimalist Scandi-style look. You can dress them up with decals or typography.

Instead of keeping them away in a stack or in a folder, display the drawings or paintings that your kids are most proud of. Plus, they’ll give your kiddos a sense of pride when they look at them, too.

Got more stuffed toys than you can count? Borrow this adorable idea and install a hammock for all their stuffed toy friends – it makes for a super cute statement, too.

Jars aren’t just great for the kitchen. They organise and make random bits and bobs look pretty, too. If you’re worried about safety, look for clear acrylic or plastics that look like glass.

If you’re planning for a makeover or have yet to renovate a new home, consider this idea. Make use of wall niches to create a wardrobe with shelves and sliding bins that can stow everything from thingamajigs to books and toys.

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