Children's Rooms: Indoor Climbing and Sliding Spaces
From Julie
Perhaps it's post-Thanksgiving family fatique, but we're thinking about indoor spaces where children can burn off excess energy while adults tend to business.
Above: A loft space in Los Angeles, photographed by June and John Brown for OWI.
Above: A children's room in Hampstead by London architects Stiff + Trevillion.
Above: A sliding pole via My Scandinavian Retreat.
Above: An indoor play space spotted on the The Architecture Blog.
Above: An indoor climbing ladder, via the portfolio of photographer Louis Lemaire.
Above: An interior climbing wall, via Bldg Space.
Above: London architect Alex Michaelis created a slide for his children in his city house.
Above: A house in Inverness, CA, by Gustave Carlson. Photo by Michael Maloney for the SF Chronicle.
November 27, 2009
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These are such lovely concepts. Would love to be able to do something like this in my home. The kids would love it.
Thanks for sharing.
great ideas!
Wow! Those are the luckiest kids in the world! I want to see the grown up version of those ideas!
I want that loft hammock net thing so bad.
These are amazing spaces! Oh to be young.....
My insurance agent would not appreciate these photos. I think he has the word "liability" tattoed to his...um...you know.
These ideas are incredible! To be a young child again! Thank you for the inspiration! I would love to learn and see more of your ideas!
