Written by contributing blogger, Christine Martin. Flipping through the November/December 2012 issue of Australia's INSIDE OUT, three great tips for decorating children's bedrooms jumped off the pages. ONE: Think small; get down to a child's eye level when designing their space. Shelves for book displays, baskets with toys, posters and art should be a bit closer to the ground for their use and enjoyment (see top photo).TWO: Inspire creativity; offer chances for kids to show their inner creative. Hands-on objects and areas for making art (like chalk painted tables), displaying collections, or simply playing can go a long way. THREE: Don't forget the floor; kids spend a lot of time there. Roll out a cushy rug or throw some large floor...

via designdazzle.blogspot.com via myidealhome.tumblr.com via insidetheloop.tumblr.com   Let's imagine we have all the money, space and time to create the perfect playroom for your little one(s).  I found 3 unique and magical spaces, each one coveted for different reasons (who doesn't want a set of swings indoors?) If you were guaranteed no trips to the ER, which of these 3 would you choose for your home?  I'd take the swings, thanks.