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While remodeling my children’s room and dining room I decided to maximize space and create a space for them to color, create and encourage their creativitiy – a chalkboard door. I noticed that most of my walls were marked up with crayons or markers despite being washable, so I thought this would be a great way to compromise with the kids while saving the walls (the chalk doesnt show on the walls and wipes off easily if it does!). Besides the kids using it I also find myself writing grocery lists, motivational quotes, reminders, and even a reward chart for good behavior I can modify as much as I need. I also love that since the door is dark it really hides away dirt, stains around the knob or scuff marks that usually happen with a lighter door. 

ThePetiteSoiree
ThePetiteSoiree
I'm a mom of 2 busy body toddlers who moonlights as an event designer through my co. The Petite Soiree. I absolutely love designing upscale, whimsically modern events for children - and designing transitional party-to-room decor.

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    1. Frauline Melfi

      April 16, 2012

      I have always loved chalkboards in nurseries, but my husband thinks they look messy, so I have to cross that out. This is also the first time I have seen a chalkboard door. Cool!

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