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Hanging Chair For Playroom

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There’s something so relaxing about letting your feet dangle. While this type of perching is usually reserved for the pool or the pier and a cool glass of lemonade (or limoncello!), you can bring it back home with these 20 hanging chairs. Floating thrones combine the gentle sway of a hammock or rocking chair with a modern flair that’s sure to perk up any deck or sunroom. 1. Rihn Patio Hanging Chair ($146): Hand-woven rattan makes up the frame of this bulbus chair. Its clever arched center prevents knocked noggins. 2. Marrakech Swing Chair ($199): This hearty bamboo cradle is wrapped in colorful cotton. We love how the mix of color and texture gives this chair a funky element of surprise. 3. PS Svinga Seat ($70): With a body-conscious shape and bold color, this hanging chair will gently rock you into dreamland. Add a patterned pillow to make it even comfier. 4. Amazonas Brazil Hanging Chair ($75): Quadruple stitched to guarantee support, this woven hammock is sure to make you forget your worries.




So just sink yourself into ink into this striped blanket. 5. Skyline Fabio Hanging Chair (roughly $3,545): This fabulous black bucket comes lined with waterproof pillows so the luxury can last in nearly any weather. When you’re not lounging inside, it can double as a high-end cornhole toss! 6. Ovis Hanging Chair ($1,795): This hanging chair is elegantly constructed with a mix of Navajo wool and polished brass. A pebble-shaped pillow and untangled tassels give this chair a very natural feel. 7. Knotted Melati Hanging Chair ($498): Braided macrame in blue or brown creates a beautiful web pattern on this hanging chair. Rows of starry “dream catchers” are a delightful detail. 8. Hanging Rattan Chair ($450): Loosely woven rows of rattan make this hanging one-seater feel open and roomy. This chair would look so cute in a nursery or children’s playroom. 9. Dual Outdoor Wicker Swing ($525): Tired of swinging solo? Nuzzle up to your partner in this hanging chair built for two.




We can’t think of a better place to watch the sunset! 10. Brazilian Hammock Chair ($100): Now you don’t need to plant a palm tree in your backyard to give it a tropical vibe. Let festive fringe tickle your toes in this slouchy hammock. Cue the piña coladas! 11. Swingasan Peacock ($300): Feel like a regal beauty in this ornate hanging chair. A curved canopy keeps things breezy whether you’re sitting outdoors or lounging in your sunroom. 12. Designer Modern Ring ($799): Talk about a bling ring! A stainless steel base makes this perfect circle super sleek. 13. Hanging Bubble Chair ($631): We love that you can elevate this ultra mod bubble chair from its retro roots. Just hang the seat in a room with warm colors or natural elements like wood or stone to keep it contemporary. 14. Cacoon Tent (roughly $387): Turn your backyard into a colorful summer camp with these floating tents. The Cacoon’s cloth walls are a choice place for a shadow puppet show. 15. Oak Macrame Woven Hammock Chair ($150): We imagine that the shape of this chair is less conducive to tranquil rest and more about the fun of swinging.




This would be an awesome way to careen into a fresh pile of fall leaves! 16. Urban Balance Sphere Rattan ($1,107): One glimpse of this pillowed pod and the shoes come straight off. You know what that means – a quiet, peaceful night at home! 17. Swingasan Daisy ($300): We’re half crazy over our love for this daisy! Two drink holders at the ends of each armrest make it pool party ready. 18. Algoma Hanging Cotton Rope Hammock ($30): Keep it simple with this traditional hammock chair. Chunky fisherman’s knots and a braided rope give it a nautical feel perfect for your lake house patio. 19. Nulin Patio Hanging Chair ($410): Feel snug as a bug in this modern hive. We love the wood-colored finish, especially the ombre trim. 20. Swingasan Circles ($300): Brightly colored circles create a cheery bonnet for this hanging chair. Stare up into the sky and sway away! Where would you mount a hanging chair? Tell us in the comments below!Life with kids means that slowly, one toy at a time, they start to take over the living room decor.




Figuring out how to make space for both your stuff and their stuff can be a challenge, especially in a small house. It’s nice to have a play space that blends in with the rest of the house, while also providing kid-friendly details that will keep them entertained while you cook or work on projects. From DIY indoor swings to cozy reading nooks under the stairs, these 13 playrooms will easily blend into the rest of your decor and hopefully minimize the number of LEGOs you step on in the future. 1. Have Fun With Color: Head to IKEA or the thrift store and pick up a mini table and some chairs so your little painter has their own space to explore all the colors of the rainbow. You won’t even mind having an art space this colorful tucked in the corner of your living room. (via Love Chic Living) 2. Keep It Organized: Besides teaching kids how to organize and tidy up, storage is key for keeping the whole playroom from turning into a catastrophe. If the playroom is also the living room, don’t forget to make space for your things too.




The kids get the lower shelves so they can easily get their stuff, while all the grown-up things are safely out of reach above. 3. Get Comfortable: Encourage quiet time and reading with a cozy reading nook or “chill out” zone in the playroom. An armchair, beanbags or even cushions on top of IKEA storage benches are all great options for a seating area that fits your child’s personality. (via House of Turquoise) 4. Artist’s Studio: All kids are artists, and it’s so important to have a space where they can let their creativity flow (without worrying about paint showing up on the walls and carpet). From mini easels to blackboard paint and gallery walls devoted to just them, a space where they can display their art proudly is important for fostering their creativity. (via The Caterpillar Years) 5. Be Active: If you have the space, an indoor swing is probably the coolest thing ever. Hanging something from your ceiling is fairly simple, and you can get the rings at a hardware store, or you could DIY a swing seat that both the adults and kids can enjoy. 




(via Fun at Home With Kids) 6. Pitch a Tent: Remember the joy of pillow forts and blankets draped across the couches? Give them a cozy hideout they can keep up all the time; it’s separate enough to feel private without being too far to hear your calls for dinner. 7. Hang a Hammock: On those rainy days, it’s nice to have a place your kids can relax or just spend a Sunday afternoon reading and swinging in a hammock. This colorful hammock is the centerpiece of the living room and the perfect place for kids and adults to hang out. (via At Home in Love) 8. Draw on the Walls: Didn’t we all try drawing on the walls at least once when we were kids? Let your kids have the freedom to create whenever inspiration strikes by having a dedicated blackboard wall. 9. Tiny Acrobats: Now your kids can give you some pointers on your aerial yoga skills as they flip and spin. DIY an indoor gymnastics area with IKEA’s hanging swings, balancing boards and — most important of all — a few crash mats to protect those little heads.

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