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With three kids (all boys, to be exact!) it is hard to keep small areas clean. All three of my sons have different interests, and tend to all play different things at different times. I solved the problem of multiple piles of toys out at one time by using my favorite organization secret – Swoop Bags! Each boy gets their own super-sized bag that opens flat. They can play with their toys right inside the Swoop Bag and then literally swoop it up after. EASY, and done!

Treehouse Playset: The Land Of Nod | Lockers: Ikea | Moth, Cow + Lets Get Lost Art: Minted | Bank Set : Jones & Mae

I also love how the pop of color (Swoop Bags has a fun neon collection) adds quirk to any part of our home.

Besides using them to stay organized, I also ended up taking my own Swoop Bag to the grocery store one day, since California now charges 10 cents a bag. It was one of the easiest thing ever! I used my Swoop Bag for fruits and veggies, and I am planning on taking it to the farmers market next week, too!

Tee : Fig and Goat

Shop the selection of styles at Swoop Bags! What will you swoop up next?

I love Carters room that was featured in print issue four. I had no particular theme when I created this room. I just wanted to make sure it was fun, bright and quirky. I started with the color-neutral batman decals before adding bold hues and statements into the room to play off one another. Wall-to-wall neutrals are quickly becoming a thing of the past, so don’t be afraid to play with color! I used two different types of sheets for this little one’s bed (one fitted sheet for each mattress stacked atop the other) which provides a fun and unexpected splash of color. Taking that a step further, I layered the rugs, adding depth and texture to the room.

Don’t forget to create a cozy little nook where your child can draw, write down his or her thoughts, or keep schoolwork organized! For this room, I used clothespins I found at Crate and Barrel to make updating the display easy for little fingers. I also purchased sheet metal to cover the closet doors, generating a fun, magnetic board where more art can be displayed or magnetic cities can be built (the possibilities are only limited by your munchkin’s imagination!). Closet doors in a bedroom are pretty much an unavoidable eyesore that generally take up a large chunk of the space without generating interest, so we sought to breathe some fun into this long-overlooked bedroom staple by creating a colorful corner.

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Room Credits // Photo: Angelina Lopez | Interior Styling + Direction: Priscila Barros

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