Kids room secret door

"Secret door" connecting 2 kids rooms. Adorable!

Secret door between the kids rooms

Q: Why would anyone want to keep such beautiful spaces a secret? A: Because secret rooms are awwwweeesooome.

Playroom secret doorway

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Here's a shot of the secret tunnel between bedrooms. This was an idea our kids thought of that we were able to incorporate into the house. We slightly modified the bedroom closet to accommodate the tunnel. The doors on each end were "disguised" with wainscot trim and secured with magnetic spring latches. It was a seamless look that only revealed the hidden tunnel when the doors were opened. Hours of fun for children (and adults too)! #hgtv #lovehgtv #hgtvrafterhouse

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Via Apartment Therapy: "The home's owner found the old armoire secondhand. He then hired a woodworker to take out the back and install it up against a doorway into his…

Secret passage

Q: Why would anyone want to keep such beautiful spaces a secret? A: Because secret rooms are awwwweeesooome.

Storage bins were starting to overflow in the playroom. I was running out of space to put their toys, so I knocked out a wall and made a closet! Two years ago, when finished off part of our storage area to make this playroom, I didn’t plan on including a closet when designing it. I...Read the Post

A custom built bookshelf wall with a secret door to access under the stairs reading nook

Many kids fantasize about having a secret, child-size room just for them. My own kids have a secret room, but it’s more accurately called “hide behind the couch” or, sometimes, “throw a blanket over your head.” Parents Fey & Mark in Cleveland Heights, Ohio discovered they had unused space below their stairs and decided to do something really special with it.