Help! Design my playroom!
Rhoda C
3 years ago
I want a super cute play area here.
But how? The tiles just spoil it ... any ideas?
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Kate
3 years agoRhoda C
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3 years agoAnd rather than a rug on tiles try rubber jigsaw tiles for a softer fall and also easier cleaning. Check out some of these items at Clark rubber
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