Peppa Pig: The Toy Cupboard

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Despite a good use for storing toys, this was, in fact, the only episode to feature this cupboard. It’s possible that off camera, there was another " Jumble Sale" and Peppa decided to return some toys so they didn’t need it, Mummy and Daddy Pig had second thoughts considering spacing in the bedroom and decided to return it and have Peppa and George give away toys themselves, or a hurricane caused the house to be rebuilt but Peppa lost some toys. The episode starts off with Peppa and George going to bed. Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig come into their room and ask why do both Peppa’s and George’s beds have toys on them. Peppa tells them the toy basket is full and Mummy Pig say that maybe they can get a cupboard. Daddy Pig claims he can make one but Mummy Pig says the latest thing he made was a shelf. Daddy Pig says we can buy one the next day. However, Mummy Pig suggests they can buy one on the family computer and she does. Drill a small hole in the base to add a bulb and hanging cord and presto – cool basket lampshade complete. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Tom says, 'You can upgrade your PAX in several ways, such as adding further framework to create the covetable built-in look. Laura of @houseproject_36 got creative and sourced TV cabinets that were the ideal dimensions for the height of her ceiling, which she slotted on top of her PAX units. She then added beading, a fresh coat of paint and detailed hardware for the ultimate DIY project.'

This clever and not to mention affordable storage solution can be updated further with a splash of paint, to disguise the different elements altogether.

Toy storage units that fit any room

School Cupboard, Painted, Adjustable Shelves, Shoe Storage, Hallway Tidy, Vintage Design, Two Door, Choice of Colours

Make your drinks station a focal point by painting the wall area behind in a standout colour or go one better and opt for chalkboard paint so you can chalk up your favourite tipples. Place a sturdy KALLAX shelf unit on its side to create a bespoke storage bench with cubbies to sit at the end of a bed. Perfect for basketfuls of shoes or spare bedding, cut foam to size and cover in a co-ordinating fabric to make a comfy cushion to sit on. Add gold longline feet at each end for a luxe finishing touch. Wooden Cupboard Storage Unit | Scaffold Style, Natural Timber | Bookcase, Shelving, Steel Tube Legs | For Living Room, Dining or Office Having a specific place to put everything when playtime is over makes tidying up so much easier. And with fun, nice looking toy storage, it increases the chances of it actually getting done. So do your kids (but mostly yourself) a favour and get proper toy storage for all rooms in dire need of toy stashing. How to manage your toy storage If you have the wall space and a cat you adore, why not give them the run the house! Quite literally, with this ingenious climbing wall creation. The team at IKEA have shown us how the picture ledges can be staggered on one wall to create a playground for feline friends.

How to manage your toy storage

If you have skirting boards, add legs to the unit so that the wallpaper starts at the same level as the shelving. Bohemian rustic solid wood hand carved whitewashed storage cabinet | small sideboard | hallway cabinet | whitewash painted cupboard The next day in the morning, Mr. Zebra arrives at their house with the cupboard. Peppa Pig and George run down the stairs and answers the door. Then, Mr. Zebra puts it on the floor. Mr. Zebra says they have to build it and he leaves the house. Mummy Pig gets the first part done. However, when Peppa tries to put Teddy in the first part of it, it does not fit. Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig do not know what to do. However, Mr. Zebra found the instructions in his vehicle and gives it to Daddy Pig. We love this funky spin on Ikea's simple Ivar cabinet. Cut four wooden spindles to length using a handsaw to make legs. Sand, then cover with Rust-Oleum pink neon spray paint. Apply several light coats. Once dry, attach the legs to the cabinet.