Hey there!

[dmplus3]

Hi everyone!

I was so excited to find this forum, although am now slightly concerned, as it is so addictive!!!

I'm a very frustrated interior decorator, having just built our third house (we've also done a crazed renovation), but with not a great deal of time to play around with bits and bobs to make it as pretty as I would like. I also feel hamstrung by an endless number of toys and small child related paraphernalia.

I look forward to 'stealing' some of your great ideas and getting around to making my house looking as beautiful as some of the photos you've been posting.

See you around!
Madonna

[Elements]

Welcome Dmplus3, Nice to have you here.
Yes it is very addictive and a great place to bounce ideas and thoughts off everyone......and if your stuck we all love offering advice aswell.
Love to see any projects you have coming up.:)

[Julie-Ann]

Welcome to the Decorating Forum Madonna. It is lovely to have you here. If we can help with your decorating in anyway let us know. You sound like you are surrounded by young children:D- how old are the kids? Did you see this topic on toy storage in living areas (http://www.decoratingforum.com.au/showthread.php/toys-in-family-534.html?t=534&highlight=toys)? And this one on toy storage (http://www.decoratingforum.com.au/showthread.php/toy-storage-452.html?t=452&highlight=toy+storage)? And if those topics don't help then I suggest this topic on toy culling (http://www.decoratingforum.com.au/showthread.php/toys-when-do-575.html?t=575&highlight=cull):D:D.
If none of these help with the toy dilemma I can only suggest getting rid of the children- only joking;).

[yvette72]

hi there and welcome

[yvette72]

i am also from brisbane too well outside of brisbane really

[dmplus3]

Ha, ha, Julie-Ann, I just re-read this as Yvette had posted a reply. I think the ONLY way to get rid of the toys would be to get rid of the children!!! They know I love them, that's all that matters.

South, North or West, Yvette?