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For a play space, layout is more important than size. 🤍 You might think that the bigger a child's play area is, the better, but as it gets bigger, toys get scattered everywhere, and the amount of space to clean increases. 🥹 So, in our house, we created a small play area in one corner of the living room. We placed kitchen and market play sets on one side, and a toy shed on the opposite side, allowing the child to freely move between the two from the center. With the addition of a canopy, it has become quite a cozy hideout. 🤍 We rotate the toys on the shed once a week, and we are also practicing putting them back in their proper places after playing. Of course, the reality is that it's a complete mess every day, as shown in the last photo. 🤣 Mom is still much faster at cleaning up, but I'm sure the day will come when they can tidy up perfectly on their own, right? Haha. Waiting for that day, I'm working hard to clean up again today… 🫠 #LivingRoomPlayArea #KidsPlayArea #PlayroomDecor #BabyPlayroom #LivingRoomInterior #17MonthOldBaby #DailyParentingLife #CornSoupRecord #OurHomeToday #HouseholdItems #PrettyItemsAreTheBest #WarmToneInterior #NordicInterior #WhiteInterior #ApartmentInterior #InteriorTips #SmartSpending