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Wimbledon Transitional Kids, London

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Photo of a transitional gender-neutral kids' playroom in London with grey walls and light hardwood floors. — Houzz

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4 October 2014

cadytymy3 wrote:

Where did you get the map? Cheers - Looking for a map of the world to cover kids wall, keep seeing them but can't find out where to buy, cheers

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Hi - the clients purchased the mural from http://www.muralswallpaper.co.uk/world-map-mural-wallpaper.htm?gclid=CP_YvfnLgLwCFTTJtAodRiAAeQ, regards, Rebecca

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Cheryl F added this to 10 Kids' Bedroom Themes That Go the Distance

7. GeographicalA large, wall-mounted map is a classic touch in a kid’s room – fun and colourful, but educational, too. Kids love plotting adventures and this will help them learn new names and countries. It’s also likely to appeal to both older and younger children. In this room, the map mural works brilliantly along with the vintage-style metal lockers, wooden crates and fun ‘stuffed’ animal heads.More: Global Roaming: Give Your Kids the Travel Bug With Maps

Michelle Gage | Interior Designer added this to How Do You Like Them Apples?

Apple crates were once used to haul fruit across the orchard. Now you can trade apples for stuffed animals by using the crates for toy storage in the playroom.TIP: If you plan to store toys in your crates, make sure there are no nails sticking out to prick a finger.