First, I love this playroom from Amy at Playfully Sublime. The detailed painting is so fun and check out the cool two story built in playhouse! You better believe I’d play in there, grown up or not! Here is her post:
The room at the end of the hall…
C. S. Lewis wrote to his Godchild after writing her the story “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” and said, “My Dear Lucy, I wrote this story for you, but when I began it I had not realized that girls grow quicker than books”. I have had the same realization now that we have completed our playroom. Little girls grow quickly, and before you know it, they are ducking their heads as they walk through the door of our playhouse. There is so much to love about this room. For starters, I love that my husband was willing to tear off the roof of half of our house in order to “go up” with a playroom addition. I love that I told this cute carpenter of mine that I would really like some kind of built in house in the playroom, and he said, “okay, let’s make it two stories high”. I love that when it was all done, I needed power to the upstairs of the playhouse to hang white lights, and so he spent a late night pulling power for me.
I love that I ignored the sensible part of my brain that was telling me not to paint anything on those walls, because one day I would have to paint over it…which of course I will, but who cares. I am not an artist, I wing everything I do, but my girls do not know the difference in art that “real artists” create, and the sketches that their mom creates, so who cares. It’s child-like and fun and my kids are only children in a playroom for a very short amount of time.
I love that they love to play in it. I hear a lot of people say that their children will not play in playrooms…I have not had that experience. My kids play hard in this room.
I love that they would rather wear dress-up clothes than real clothes, especially Caroline, but even Ella! 
I love that we have a “wall of fame”, as my blogger friend Edie calls them. 
An aerial view…
You know you want to paint these shoes in your daughter’s room, I’m tempted to paint them in my room…
Playing hard… 
Sleeping hard after playing hard…
And finally, just keeping it real…
And this one from Amanda at Mom of Two Boys is awesome too! I love the chalkboard and art display and the organization! Here is her post:
We have a nice wood table for the kiddos but it is generic (not too girly or boy-ish… since we have both).
So, I didn’t want to spend a lot of money so I started looking around the house. I found one of those
Stained, dirty table from the garage
but still stained and dirty
Then I decided to paint it… colorful. Puddin liked it but it didn’t say “pwincess” to me.
I added ribbons to tie to the legs just to make sure the little Monkey brothers 
That being said, I knew I wanted the seating to provide storage for the tea party set/food/etc., and I wanted it to be pretty, and to match, and to be cheap inexpensive.
5 gallon Buckets!
I found these at WalMart or $5 bucks each. I got out my glue gun and staple gun and left over foam batting. I cut out enough foam to fit the lid, cut the fabric out to cover the foam and started attaching the fabric with the staple gun. I just stapled straight through the rim of the lid. Then I went around with a butter knife (I’m serious, ya’ll) and bent the staples down so there was no way little Puddin was going to get hurt. 
The stool was looking cute but it still needed something.
A skirt!
Back to my fabric stash and a wee bit later I had whipped up 2 skirts to go around the stools. I added some ribbon for finishing touches and finally- it was complete!
A tea party table fit for a pwincess!
AND, another great thing about this is the skirts for the table and the stool are removable and can be washed, like when a little brother colors on the table with a crayon. Like now.
What great ideas! I love the writing on the shelf and the bucket stool!
Kim
http://frostmeblog.blogspot.com
The first playroom is just to die for!!! 🙂 I love her murals and her attitude about making the area fun for her kids NOW. 🙂 And I especially loved that she kept it real with that last photo. 🙂
Thank you for featuring our toy room! You should have seen it Sunday, my 2 1/2 year old managed to dump the contents of every bin in his room:)
Have mercy! I'm blown away at the creativity in just one post! Loved it all!
Hugs
Kim
Love! Makes me excited to be a mom one day.
this is adorable, oh to be a kid again!
this is adorable, oh to be a kid again!
Those are fabulous!!! Thanks so much for sharing them with us. Great job girls!
God's blessings,
Sarah 😀
Roeshel,
This makes me want to jump in and play dress up!
Also thanks for joining my Blogiversary PB Giveaway.
Good Luck!!!
Cathy
I love the table and stools. I need to make asap!
Lucky, lucky kids! 🙂
so cute. love the table/stool set.
Awesome ideas! What a great idea for the stools! I always wish we had a play room, besides the living room floor!
When's your next Show & Tell? I made a wreath I want to share 🙂
You are amazing. Love it!
so much fun! I wish we had an extra room in our house to designate as the "playroom" So many awesome ideas!
Killer post – I love, love, love that first pic of the play room, WOW!!
Thanks for all the love :)!!! I am so very honored!!!
Love,
Amy