Guest Picks: Fun and Practical Kid-Friendly Decor

When I had my son, I wanted to make our home safe and comfortable for him — no sharp corners or glass tables — but I also wanted to keep it looking good for the adults too. My favorite things to look for were great-looking kids’ furniture, savvy storage and fun decor items. And I’m still always searching for new things. Here is a collection of a few kid-friendly products that also look good. — Kim from NewlyWoodwards

Birchwood Modern Kids’ Train Table - $189My son spends at least four hours a day at his train table — meaning it stays out all day. Finding one that looks nice is important, and this one has a simple finish and modern style.


‘Things That Go, Trains' Stretched Wall Art, Blue - $59As the mom of a train lover, I think this wall art is the perfect addition to a fun train-themed room.


Berg Furniture Utica Lofts Tall Twin Captain’s Bed, White - $634.99This bed doubles as a dresser and would be great for a small bedroom.


Red Arrow Wall Shelf - $198.35I can see this arrow shelf in any room, but it would make a great display in a child’s room.


Rectangle Table and 2-Chair Set, Espresso by Kidkraft - $158.35This classic child’s table is good-looking and can be used for dining, playing or creating.


Casper Kids’ Chair, Clear - $68.25My son loves any furniture in his size. This chair is fun and doesn’t have to be relegated to the playroom.


Kids’ Cine Rectangle Multicolor Area Rug - $186The bright colors and unconventional shape of this rug would fit right into a kids’ room.


Short-Order Rail - $40When the artwork starts pouring in from your little Picasso, you’ll want a nice display spot. This short-order rail is it.


The World Map, Medium - $69This large world map would make a fun decorative element in a kids’ room or playroom. Plus, it’s interactive.


Atom Solid Red Multipurpose Coat Hook - $19.95Hooks are a great way to get kids used to putting things away. This red one is both cute and practical.


ABC Jungle Growth Chart Wall Decal - $20.99It’s never too early (or too late) to track your child’s height. This alphabet and animal height chart makes it fun.


Cows Stretched Wall Art, Red - $59This simple cow artwork would add a bold, graphic touch to an animal lover’s room.


Nursery Wall Art Print With Alphabet on 1-Inch Standout - $30This alphabet artwork is colorful and educational.


Sauder Pogo Bookcase Footboard in Soft White Finish - $103Any type of storage that makes it easy for little helpers to put away toys is all right by me.


Kidkraft Wooden Toy Caddy, Red - $34.08This red storage bin is reminiscent of a vintage toolbox. It’s a great place in which to corral toys in style.


Striped Accent Chair With Tufted Back and Rolled Arms, Children’s Size - $116.15This tufted chair is the cutest. And even the littlest members of the family need a comfy seat.


Totem Tree Cardboard Toy - $40Even though this cardboard tree is intended to be a toy, it would also make a great statement on a wall.


Kidkraft Kids’ Pretend Play Toy Blue Retro Kitchen and Refrigerator Set - $228With this vintage blue kitchen from Kidkraft, kids can pretend to prepare food while their parents are cooking dinner.


Outdoor Houndstooth Tweed Orange Utility Basket - $79This orange basket can hold blankets, toys or clothes. And the handles make it easy for little hands to tote it around.


Toy Trunk, Silver, Jumbo - $346.06Trade the coffee table for a fun trunk. It’s perfect for playing on and for storing big toys you want to hide. Bonus: It looks great.

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