Secret hideaway

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Here's an amazing collection of secret hideaway spaces and nooks that will make any kid's room adventurous and fun.

carolina || 18 || portugal

Inspiration is everywhere, right? And this children's bookstore is BURSTING with it, from colorful art to secret hideaways and tons more kids room ideas.

From mysterious doors and secret rooms to hidden passageways and nature's portals, my sense is that you and I have an unquenchable thirst for this stuff, so here are 30 of my favourites that I'd like to show you, freshly fished from the rabbit hole that is the internet... Behind the bookshelf 1.

There are a lot of places to hide things in your home. But not all of these hiding spots are going to be suited to your needs. To narrow down a good hiding spots, you’ve got to ask yourself these 3 questions: What are you trying to hide? How accessible does it need to be? Does it need to be safeguarded against fire and flooding? #secretcache #hidingplaces

Since I'm away at the beach, I figured it was a good time to show some seaside cottages. Not the Newport variety, but actual cottages. The book 'Cottages by the Sea' by Linda Leigh Paul features a number of amazing cottages in Carmel, California. I had 2 favorites that I want to share with you. The house seen at the top images of the post is called 'Hansel' -aptly named, don't you think? The street side is a quiet, almost fairy-tale cottage. The handmade quality of the finishes just adds to…

Hiding our valuables is embedded into our nature - from caveman hiding a bone in an old pterodactyl's nest to you, searching for places to hide things in your room. Fear not for your possessions, because Bored Panda, has declassified a top-secret list that will teach you how to turn everyday household items into secret hiding places.

Many kids fantasize about having a secret, child-size room just for them. My own kids have a secret room, but it’s more accurately called “hide behind the couch” or, sometimes, “throw a blanket over your head.” Parents Fey & Mark in Cleveland Heights, Ohio discovered they had unused space below their stairs and decided to do something really special with it.