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[quote=Anonymous]Our basement level is our toy room. It's had various iterations over time, but the most useful storage I've found is the cube shelves. I think we have 4 different shelving units for like 30 cubes total, lined along the walls. Some have the fabric bins in them and we store loose toys like cars, action figures, magnets, little balls, building blocks, etc, with each cube having a theme. Easy to dump and clean and keep organized. Some shelves are open and have board games, puzzles, books or bigger contained items like science kits lined on them. On top of the shelves we store the play houses, fire stations, imaginext stuff and bigger remote control cars.

When kids were littler we had the open storage bins, which were nice for them to see and put away items, but always felt more cluttered to me. I love the clean look of the cube shelves, and also how much they hold.

We also have a lego table that gets a lot of use. It has drawers around it to store legos and kits.

We used to have a play kitchen, but got rid of it recently and replaced it with musical instruments - drums, keyboard, microphone stand.

We have a large rug, and two big lounge chairs.

We do not keep toys in bedrooms or in the living room, so this is the only place where kid stuff resides, which I love.

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