In a small space, a toybox provides the quickest way to clean up and re-transform the playroom into the living room. There certainly are many options in the market now, but the Toybox by Agnes and Agnes Design really stands out.
Agnes Toybox
This toybox is more than just closed storage. It really acts as a play area. There are places to hide and display special toys, places for your child to stand in or to sit and draw or read. And when bedtime draws near, tuck the toys back inside and you're left with an interesting piece of furniture. You can get it here, but we'll warn you that it's expensive.
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WOW - $2500 that is just out of hand...although cute.
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Is it just me, or does this toybox not seem super safe? There's the sharp edges, but also, on the company's web site, did you see the little girl playing, essentially, under the lid?
It's a nice concept, but I don't think it works.
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for $2500 i could buy my child an entire new room to put her toys in
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