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Best way to enter this play room? Semi-open?

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Best way to enter this play room? Semi-open?

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Built-in is gone. Bring it back or switch to closet, secret room, something else?

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Built-in is gone. Bring it back or switch to closet, secret room, something else?

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r/InteriorDesign Rules

Rule 1: Interior Design Not Decoration.

This sub is for interior design not interior decoration. Posts such as “what color to paint my walls”, “what color sofa works best” or “what kind of curtains do I choose” are all part of interior decoration.

Please either post in an interior decoration sub, or consider working with our partners at Roomcure.com to help with your decoration dilemmas.

Please review this thread to understand the difference between the two.

https://www.reddit.com/r/InteriorDesign/comments/1lsp6cm/interior_decor

Rule 2: Quality Content & Formatting

Your post was removed for one of the following reasons pertaining to quality posts:

1: your post did not include any images. 2: your post lacked details. 3: you used ai images 4: you used a URL shortener. 5: you did not provide a solution to your own problem.

Please re-post and ensure your post follows all of our sub rules. Thank you.

Rule 3: No Spam, Solicitation, or Unauthorized Self-Promotion.

This community is for authentic discussion and advice, not for advertising or traffic generation. All forms of spam, unsolicited self-promotion (including excessive linking to social media/blogs), or off-topic commercial content are strictly prohibited. This will result in an immediate, permanent ban. Active, contributing members should consult our Design Services thread and Reddit's self-promotion guidelines before any promotional activity. This rule is considered your first and final warning.

Rule 4: Maintain Respect & Constructive Dialogue.

A positive and respectful atmosphere is mandatory. Constructive criticism focused on design principles is welcome. However, personal attacks, rudeness, dismissive attitudes, bashing (of users, their spaces, tastes, budgets, vendors, or companies), gatekeeping, or excessive negativity are not tolerated. Violations will result in an immediate ban without warning. Be better, be supportive.

Rule 5: Focus on Real Spaces: No Identification Requests or Vague Style Queries.

To maintain a focus on actionable design advice for users' own projects, we do not allow posts asking solely for the identification of furniture, accessories, or specific design styles (e.g., "What style is this room?"). Instead, frame your questions around understanding the purpose or application of design elements within a specific context.

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A Deep Dive into Our Ruleset.

Introducing: Read The Rules™

Rule 1: Interior Design Not Decoration.

Rule 2: Quality Content & Formatting

Rule 3: No Spam, Solicitation, or Unauthorized Self-Promotion.

Rule 4: Maintain Respect & Constructive Dialogue.

Rule 5: Focus on Real Spaces: No Identification Requests or Vague Style Queries.

r/InteriorDesign Designing

Community highlights

A Deep Dive into Our Ruleset.

Introducing: Read The Rules™

Rule 1: Interior Design *Not* Decoration.

Rule 2: Quality Content & Formatting

Rule 3: No Spam, Solicitation, or Unauthorized Self-Promotion.

Rule 4: Maintain Respect & Constructive Dialogue.

Rule 5: Focus on Real Spaces: No Identification Requests or Vague Style Queries.

r/InteriorDesign

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Rule 1: Interior Design Not Decoration.