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Finding ways to keep the whole family happy at home can be hard. We’ve gathered a few ideas of how you can keep everyone content this summer, from Dad’s with their love of TV to kids with an adventurous side, we’ve got you covered.
Forget going out to the cinema instead, create your own at home. Transform your spare room or dig down into the basement to create your very own home cinema. This space can be used for those wanting to hide away, for a family movie night or even to have friends over to catch up on the latest films and series. Pair with sleek black out blinds, super comfy sofas, and soft lighting, we think the home cinema might become the most popular room in the house.
Creating a games room is a fantastic idea for both children and adults. This is the perfect space to send the kids too when friends come round for dinner as well as somewhere for the family to get competitive on a rainy day. Forget garish colours and plastic games tables, use these neutral colours, grown up lighting and a wooden billiards table as inspiration to give your games room a sophisticated finish.
If you have a family member who has a love for technology or music, take inspiration from this neon lit games room. Double up your spare room as both an office and somewhere for those gaming or music fanatics to hide-away in. Smart lighting and deep dark walls add ambience to the room which is essential for those late nights. Plus, the full wall unit is perfect for getting more storage out of a small room. We apologise in advance, as this room like this will have them asking for ‘just five more minutes’ on their game.
Kids driving you up the wall? Install this modern climbing wall in their bedroom. This idea is perfect for little ones who are adventurous and can’t sit still. This stylish Scandinavian bedroom shows how you can create both a tasteful but also entertaining space for the kids. The key to creating a kid’s bedroom or playroom which matches your home, is using neutral tones with paint colours, wooden floors, and accessories.
